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That makes me a VERY smooth dude!
Buddy of mine owns a house the Altman’s rented years ago. If your from the south and don’t know who the Allmans or lynyrd skynyrd are you have to be very young
So it is a Built up special and does it have a Chrome lined barrel if do we can make a Deal sir.
Let’s not forget about the great Al Green
Pretty sure it is. Stand by
The story told about that version of Hey Jude (maybe true, who knows) is that Pickett was recording an album in Muscle Shoals, AL in 1969 with Duane as the guitarist. When the crew went to get lunch, Duane & Wilson stayed in the studio because, even with the big music scene in Muscle Shoals, mixed groups with Black men & long hairs weren't exactly welcome in a lot of places. When everybody got back to the studio Duane & Wilson were just messing around with the song & it blew everybody away & the final recording became the big track on the album.
A couple of months later in an interview Pickett said: “He stood right in front of me, as though he was playing every note I was singing,. And he was watching me as I sang, and as I screamed, he was screaming with his guitar.”
Duane also played as a session musician on several of Aretha Franklin' Otis Rush albums.
A couple of months later in an interview Pickett said: “He stood right in front of me, as though he was playing every note I was singing,. And he was watching me as I sang, and as I screamed, he was screaming with his guitar.”
Duane also played as a session musician on several of Aretha Franklin' Otis Rush albums.
Yeah, last time I saw James Brown was 1986. He had a #1 hit with Living in America from one of the Rocky movies. He & the Famous Flames were playing at a small place in Denver with the freaking Neville Brothers. Damn, that was a night!
Looks like it isn’t from looking at crown and down the barrel but asked Wudee to double check