Rick Nelson with Tom Brumley

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Jason Odd
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Aahh.. I wrote to Ace about two or three years ago and suggested they do that comp.. I used to work for their Australasian distributor, and helped hook up interviewees for a western swing comp and another project just prior to that.

I also offered to do the sleeve notes.. hmmm no reply.
Well, at least it's out, it was probably already in the works.

Actually my concept was a little different, a straigth up reissue of the LP on vinyl, and a CD replica in vinyl sleeve. The a series of live albums taken from each show they taped from the late '69 run at the Troubador. Total madness!.. I'd liked to have seen it though.

The Ace CD would be very cool. This should be a direct link via the Ace webpage:
http://www.acerecords.co.uk/content.php ... lease=8632

The original album totally kicks ass, great tight band, great songs, and Tom Brumley and Rick Nelson!
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One Night Stand

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Here's one of my favorites from Tom Brumley with Rick Nelson:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLkNc6lKfMc
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Thanks! This shows how steel and guitar worked out something to go together during the solos in the Stone Canyon Band's songs. They did it very often.
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Thanks Rick

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So glad you posted that , Rick. Sure enjoyed seeing
it again. So good....
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I sooo gotta get that live album! What a sound,Tom and Rick together. :)
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Re: Thanks Rick

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Tom Brumley wrote:So glad you posted that , Rick. Sure enjoyed seeing
it again. So good....
Your welcome, Rolene. :)

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thanks, Jason

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Thanks, Jason. Did you get my email.
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email

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Jason, my email came back to me. Please update me with your email. brumshow@msn.com
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Here's a great video with Tom mixed up nicely. I'm thinking this was Steve Duncan on drums, although I can't see the band much...

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No, drummer isn't Steve Duncan, it's Richie Hayward, that played for Little Feat.
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Classic ZB tone.
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Re: One Night Stand

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Rick Schacter wrote:Here's one of my favorites from Tom Brumley with Rick Nelson:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLkNc6lKfMc
Absolutely magnificent!.... Tom set the standard the rest of the west coast stylests must try to attain,,,, He sits at the top and the rest of us kind of gaze in amazement... He is one of my heroes, God rest his soul.... bob
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Here's one with Steve Duncan and Tom with Rick Nelson:

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Even though I non-pedal, Tom's picking with Rick Nelson and the Buckaroos has had a huge impact on the way I play back-up, which is my favorite thing to do. I've never heard Tom play anything less than perfect.
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Thank You

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Thank you, Mike, I appreciate your kind words about Tom's playing. Of course, I agree completely.
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:) This has always been a favorite Dylan song performed by Ricky and Tom as always blows me away..,.like Kevin says "the great ZB sound " at it's very best. Crappy recording but Tom is perfectohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYl7RGb1Dkw
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:D Here's another take much better sound...Tom =superb http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xsVcs2xoig
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yz9_WPk0 ... re=related

Looks like when he got to heaven they gave him a lute instead of a harp. :D
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Thanks for posting "One Night Stand." That is some great playing. I got to see Tom with Rick at the county fair/Strawberry Festival in Plant City, FL back around the time that video was made, and that one song stuck with me all these years. This is the first time I've heard it since. When I saw them in person, Tom's playing on that tune was boiling hot.
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When I asked Tom in 1996 about the 11 string steel he said initially that he had added a bass string so he could compliment Don's lick on Act Naturally but then he had seen multiple uses for it afterwards.
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Bossier City

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Tom recorded an album by Jimmy Rabbit that has a lot of hot steel on it. I can't describe it any other way. Jimmy(who was actually a DJ), let us say, was an average not great vocalist and the producers might have noticed that and given Tom more leeway on the project. I thinbk the album came out in 1977..Peter
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hi peter....i've got that album! it's a good one and also features ralph mooney on the song 'half a pair'.

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I musta pressed do not follow this topic's replies.. and missed a bunch of comments.
Rolene, I did finally get the email updated.

Pete, that Jimmy Rabbitt LP, was that the one co-credited with Renegade, and on Capitol Records?

Jimmy has a website with stories from the 60s and 70s, a good read, and about as gonzo as his radio persona.
My only grumble is that he cliams to be the first long-hair to wear a cowboy hat in Los Angeles!.. c'mon man, the freakin' Leaves (folk-rockers) were wearin' cowboy hats in '66
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