Ray Price and Buddy E "Touch My Heart" mid '60

[Jelle Biel]

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... d=52638013

Thanks to Charley Rudolph
http://www.myspace.com/charleyrudolph

JB

[robert kramer]

Price cut "The Other Woman" 3/9/65. The song peaked at #2 on 5/8/65 spending a total of 24 weeks on the charts. "Touch My Heart" was cut 8/11/66.

So with that timeline, could this possibly be the "Touch My Heart" guitar? Also, is that Keith Coleman on fiddle?

It would be great to see another clip from the show.

[Mike Kowalik]

Could be it.....there's a post sometime back of Buddy playing behind Jeannie Seely and using that same guitar......that is Keith Coleman on fiddle and Charlie Harris on Telecaster and singing harmony..

[Jim Park]

This clip of Buddy playing IS from the Jeanne Seely Mr Record Man clip. it has been cut and pasted, in my opinion............

[Nick Reed]

I agree with Jim. I saw that same "Buddy" clip on the Mr. Record Man You-Tube video by Jeanie Sealey. You can see when Buddy does the chime of the end, the video doesn't match the audio.


Here's the link to it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rr8cynrr ... re=related

Nick

[Henry]

Correct !! Nick and Jim
Charley Rudolph message ;,(not a forum member) I was a 'little bit disappointed' in the "play back" video without Buddy E so i "hired him for this" and put this on my www.myspace.com/charleyrudolph
C R

BTW, Charley let you all know that he is a great fan of this kind of music Darrell McCall -Johnny Bush - Jake Hooker -Bobby Flores and SPECIAL
the BOSS RAY PRICE and his fantastic Cherokee Cowboys with(as always )the BIG E on front of this kind of songs.

H

[robert kramer]

Fooled me. The Price footage is taken from the movie "Forty Acre Feud" which contains performances of "The Other Woman" and "The Last Letter." Emmons is not to be seen in the film although his steel is on the songs (and sounding killer)

Still, Henry's edit is kind of cool because it shows us what it might have looked like back at a time when Price and Emmons & company changed music.

Incidentally, "Forty Acre Feud" contains great footage of the Bill Anderson and the original Po Boys Band w/Weldon. Bill sings "She Died For Love at 3AM."

[Roger Crawford]

The backgroud setting even matches thr Record Man set!