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Mole Holler
& The Underground
- Eddie Mole Holler -
Guitar & vocals
- Scott May - Guitar
- Jackie Myers - Bass
- Mitch Yates - Drums
- Dave Thorpe -
Recording Engineer
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(Graphic courtesy of Scott May)
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These
mp3s are huge. If you have a dial up, or slow connection,
please don't try to play them; it will be a frustrating
experience. If you'd like a CD of the files, get me a
blank one and I'll burn it. 4Eddie@ludietunes.com |
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| Stone Free |
| (Written
by James Marshall Hendrix © 1966 Bella
GodivaMusic ASCAP. Inspired by Jimi Hendrix's
performance. ) |
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9/15/1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.5
MB |
| 2 |
| Little Wing |
(Written
by James Marshall Hendrix © 1967 Bella Godiva
Music ASCAP.
Inspired by the performances of Stevie Ray
Vaughan (1990), Jimi Hendrix (1968), Derek &
The Dominoes (1970).) |
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9/15/1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.8
MB |
| 3 |
| Cold Shot |
(Written
by Michael Kindred & W.C. Clark © 1978.
Inspired by Stevie Ray Vaughan's 1984
performance.) |
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9/15/1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.2
MB |
| 4 |
| You Ain't Goin' Nowhere |
(Written
by Robert Allen Zimmerman © 1967 Dwarf Music.
Inspired by Bob Dylan (1967), The Byrds (1968)
performances. Arrangement by Eddie Holler) |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.3
MB |
| 5 |
| Red House |
(Written
by James Marshall Hendrix © 1967 Bella Godiva
Music ASCAP.
Inspired by Jimi Hendrix's 1967 performance.) |
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circa
1998 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.7MB |
| 6 |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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2.4
MB |
| 7 |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.0
MB |
| 8 |
| Green Onions |
(Written
by Al Jackson, Jr., Booker T. Jones, Lewis
Steinberg, Stephen Lee Cropper © 1962.
Inspired by Booker T & The MGs 1962
performance.) |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.2
MB |
| 9 |
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Scott
- Bass |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.4
MB |
| 10 |
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Scott
- Bass & vocals |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.6
MB |
| 11 |
| Empty Arms |
(Written
by Stevie Ray Vaughan © 1985.
Inspired by Stevie Ray Vaughan's 1985
performance.) |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.4
MB |
| 12 |
| Are You Ready? |
(Written
by Mark Farner © 1969 Storybook Music, Inc./????
© 1970.
Inspired by Grand Funk Railroad's 1969
performance at Atlanta Pop / Pacific Gas &
Electric's
performance at the Berlin Airlift in 1970.
Arrangement by Eddie Holler). |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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2.5
MB |
| 13 |
| I Feel So Good |
| (Written
by Big Bill Broonzy © 1941. Performance inspired
by Muddy Waters' 1960 performance. ) |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.4
MB |
| 14 |
| Mustang Sally |
| (Written
by Wilson Pickett & Steve Cropper © 1965.
Performance inspired by Wilson Pickett's 1965
performance. ) |
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1999 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.8
MB |
| 15 |
| 634-5789 |
| (Written
by Wilson Pickett & Stephen Lee Cropper ©
1966. Performance inspired by Wilson Pickett's
1966 performance. ) |
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1999 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.7
MB |
| 16 |
| Hey Joe/Voodoo Chile/Purple
Haze |
(Written
by William Roberts © 1965/James Marshall Hendrix
© 1968 Bella Godiva Music ASCAP/James Marshall
Hendrix © 1967 Bella Godiva Music ASCAP.
Inspired by Jimi Hendrix's performances.
Arrangement by Eddie Holler) |
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1999 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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2.3
MB |
| 17 |
| Cluck You |
| (Written
by Mitch Yates & Scott May © 1999.) |
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Mitch
- vocals & drums |
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1999 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.7
MB |
| 18 |
| Take Me To The River |
(Written
by Al Green, Mabon Hodges © 1974.
Inspired by The Talking Heads' 1978 performance.) |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.0
MB |
| 19 |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.2
MB |
| 20 |
| Knockin' On Heaven's Door |
(Written
by Robert Allen Zimmerman © 1973 Ram's Horn
Music.
Inspired by Bob Dylan's 1973 performance and Guns
'n' Roses 1991 performance.) |
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9/15/1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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26
February 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.2
MB |
| 21 |
| Take Me To The River |
(Written
by Al Green, Mabon Hodges © 1974.
Inspired by Delbert McClinton's 1994
performance.) |
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1999 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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23
March 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.6
MB |
| 22 |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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23
March 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.4
MB |
| 23 |
| Stormy Monday |
(Written
by Aaron Thibeaux Walker (AKA T-Bone Walker) ©
1947 (Call It Stormy Monday).
Inspired by The Allman Brothers' Band ' 1970
performance at the Berlin Airlift in 1970.) |
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1999 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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23
March 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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2.7
MB |
| 24 |
| Any Time At All |
(Written
by John Lennon & Paul McCartney © 1964
Maclen music BMI.
Inspired by The Beatles' 1964 performance.) |
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1999 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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23
March 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.3
MB |
| 25 |
| Don't Let Me Down |
(Written
by John Lennon & Paul McCartney © 1969
Maclen music BMI.
Inspired by The Beatles' 1969 performance.) |
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1999 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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23
March 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.9
MB |
| 26 |
| Please, Please Baby |
(Written
by Dwight Yoakum © 1990.
Inspired by Dwight Yoakum's 1990 performance.) |
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1999 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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23
March 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.5
MB |
| 27 |
| Time Won't Let Me |
(Written
by Chet Kelley, Thomas King © 1966.
Inspired by The Outsiders' 1966 performance.) |
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1999 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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23
March 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.3
MB |
| 28 |
| Two Tickets To Paradise |
| (Written
by Edward Mahoney a.k.a. Eddie Money © 1977.
Inspired by Eddie Money's 1977 performance. ) |
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Dave
Thorpe - Lead vocal |
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1999 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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23
March 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.5
MB |
| 29 |
| What A Ride |
| (Written
by Mitch Yates & Scott May © 1999.) |
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Scott
- vocals (verse) & guitar
Mitch - vocals (chorus) & drums |
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December
2001 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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16
April 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.5
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Scott May:
Mitch heard Peter Wolfe of the J. Geils Band....saying
"what a ride...and I'm Lost on the highway of
Love"....he got a kick out of that...so I came up
with this Jam and the verses...He sang the chorus and I
did the verses and the colored girl parts....Eddie had
never heard this song before...so as I went in to tell
him all its elaborate loops and twists...he impatiently
said..."Just do it"...bamm...check out that
intro lick he did...it was like he wrote the perfect
intro...if that wasn't enough the tag lines were great
too....the lead sends jolts up my arms...too cool....He
was amazing.....and just remember one take and it was the
first time he had heard the song! |
| 30 |
| I Feel So Good |
| (Written
by Big Bill Broonzy © 1941. Performance inspired
by Muddy Waters' 1960 performance. ) |
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Eddie
- vocals & piano
Scott - lead guitar |
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December
2001 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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16
April 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.5
MB |
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Scott May:
Here is a shot to hear
Eddie on Piano.....The Man could tickle the Bones for
sure.....he turned us on to this song in the mid
nineties....and it was my intro to that famous Elmore
James lick....we played this song for years...and I got
another lesson in the Blues. |
| 31 |
| Kansas City |
| (Written
by Little Willie Littlefield © 1952. Performance
inspired by Little Willie Littlefield's 1952
performance. ) |
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Eddie
- vocals & piano
Scott - lead guitar |
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December
2001 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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16
April 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.0
MB |
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Scott May:
....what
blues jam would be complete without a version of this
song...notice the intro and imagine everybody
thinking...ummm what next....Eddie just kinda slides into
it...and we follow....thats how alot of our jams
were...those who might critique the song may think...well
the beginning is a little weak....but thats how it is
when you're just jamming for fun! |
| 32 |
| The Letter |
| (Written
by Wayne Carson Thompson © 1967. Performance
inspired by Joe Cocker's 1970 performance. ) |
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Eddie
- vocals & piano
Scott - lead guitar |
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December
2001 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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16
April 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.4
MB |
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Scott May:
Joe Cocker version....this was also
one of the first songs Eddie taught us....in fact I think
we played it at The Jeffersonton Community Center in
94......when we got together from time to time we would
like to warm up with the old and familiar...Eddie once
played the original version with the drummer to Bad
Finger....sadly I don't have a recording of that...I was
on the other side of the room playing bass and didn't hit
the record button. |
| 33 |
| Slow Down |
| (Written
by Lawrence E. Williams © 1958. Performance
inspired by The Beatles' 1964 performance. ) |
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Eddie
- vocals & 1st lead
Scott -2nd lead |
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December
2001 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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16
April 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.8
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Scott May:
Florida Bob taught us this one...and Mitch really
liked it...one night Eddie comes over and Mitch
says..."what about Slow Down, Eddie?"
Bamm...off we go..LOL...it was hard to skunk Eddie on a
Beatles tune |
| 34 |
| Walkin' The Dog |
| (Written
by Rufus Thomas © 1963. Performance inspired by
Rufus Thomas' 1963 performance. ) |
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Eddie
- vocals & 1st lead
Scott -2nd lead |
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December
2001 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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16
April 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.8
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Scott May:
Ruuuuuuufus.......the man who
taught me these two phrases "Gut Bucket
Blues" and " Blues was born black....now
Bluuuuuues....belong to the world!" its very
important you don't put an S on the word belong!!!! Aww
another strutin shuffle classic.....sadly we never did
The Funky Chicken(of Rufus fame) ....but we did do Cluck
You (Y&M see above) but Eddie did this song great...I
have a number of recordings of this tune. |
| 35 |
| I Guess I Showed Her |
| (Written
by Robert Cray © 1990. Performance inspired by
Robert Cray's 1990 performance. ) |
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December
2001 |
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Crockett
Park Studio |
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16
April 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.6
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Scott May:
...."
Room sixteen ain't got no view...but the hotplate's brand
new!" I wish I wrote that line...aww Robert
Cray....gonna take some memorizing to play a Cray
tune...Eddie learned that one and we hopefully did it
some justice...I have a number of versions along the
way......but I remember puttin some work into this song
...Eddie was a big Cray fan. |
| 36 |
| Two Tickets To Paradise |
| (Written
by Edward Mahoney a.k.a. Eddie Money © 1977.
Inspired by Eddie Money's 1977 performance. ) |
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Eddie
- Lead vocal & guitar |
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December
2001 |
|
Crockett
Park Studio |
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16
April 2006 (Thanx to Scott May) |
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MP3 |
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1.5
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Scott May: I loved Eddie's lead on this
song....everytime he would play it ...I kind of just
floated into another place...does that sound
weird...LOL..." Well I 'm going to take you on a
trip so far from here" I was trying to get into the
song..so go lay down! |
