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The Everly Brothers "Stories We Could Tell" 1972 Label: One Way Tracks: 1. All We Really Want to Do (B. Bramlett, D. Bramlett) 2. Breakdown (K. Kristofferson) 3. Green River (D. Everly, P. Everly) 4. Mandolin Wind (R. Stewart) 5. Up in Mabel's Room (P. Everly, T. Slater) 6. Del Rio Dan (D. Lubahn, H. Beckwith) 7. Ridin' High (D. Linde) 8. Christmas Eve Can Kill You (D. Linde) 9. Three-Armed Poker Playin' River Rat (D. Linde) 10.I'm Tired of Singing My Song in Las Vegas (D. Linde) 11.The Brand New Tennessee Waltz (J. Winchester) 12.Stories We Could Tell (J. Sebastian) Credits: John Barbata - Drums Barry Beckett - Keyboards George Bohannon - Brass Bonnie Bramlett - Vocals Delaney Bramlett - Guitar, Vocals Ry Cooder - Slide Guitar David Crosby - Vocals Buddy Emmons - Slide Guitar Chris Ethridge - Bass Don Everly - Guitar, Vocals Phil Everly - Guitar, Vocals Michael Fontara - Keyboards Jim Gordon – Drums Jimmie Haskell - String Arrangements Thomas "Snake" Johnson - Brass Jeff Kent - Guitar, Vocals Russ Kunkel - Drums Dennis Linde - Guitar, Keyboards Doug Lubahn - Vocals Jerry McGee - Slide Guitar Geoff Muldaur - Guitar Graham Nash – Vocals Spooner Oldham - Keyboards Wayne Perkins - Guitar John Sebastian - Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals Waddy Wachtel – Guitar Danny Weis - Guitar Clarence White - Guitar Warren Zevon - Keyboards Paul Rothchild - Producer More Everly Brothers: "Heartaches and Harmonies" 1994 Band Mambers: Don Everly - Guitar, Vocals Phil Everly - Guitar, Vocals Warren Zevon - Piano, Musical Director Waddy Wachtel - Guitar Bob Knigge - Bass Gene Gunnels - Drums “Session pro Waddy Wachtel, who’d been asked to join the Everlys’ touring band by then-bandleader Warren Zevon, remembers a slightly more upbeat ending to the Everlys’ first era. "When I took the job," he recalls, "the guitar incident had already happened and people were telling me, ‘Look, don’t try to get them together, because they hate each other. Just don’t try to mix them up.’ Within a week, we had the both of them up in our hotel room every night after the show, singing and playing. I’m sitting there, and it’s the Everly Brothers in my room, and it’s the most incredible sound you’ve ever heard in your life. That’s when Donald showed me the open-G intro to ‘Bye Bye Love.’ I’ll never forget that. It was like somebody slapped me in the face with a wet towel. On stage we’d been doing the songs all slick and wrong, and I hated it. So I asked him if he’d let me teach the band the right way to play the songs, and he agreed. And that’s how the tour ended." - Rock Foundations: The Everly Brothers by Dave Simons (Acoustic Guitar magazine, August 2000, No. 92) Source article | Cowsills 'II X II' | Everly Brothers | Curt Boettcher | Buckingham Nicks | Lambert & Nuttycombe | Dory Previn | Judi Pulver | Allan Taylor | Waddy Wachtel single | Atlee Yeager | Bridey Murphy | Jorge Calderon | Fleetwood Mac | Kenny Rankin | Splinter | John Stewart | Maxine Sellers | Guthrie Thomas | Nickey Barclay | Barbi Benton | Jackson Browne | Michael Dinner | Dunn and Rubini | Andrew Gold | Arlo Guthrie | Peter Ivers | Carole King | Maria Muldaur | Allan Rich | Robbin Thompson | John Reid | Linda Ronstadt | Tom Snow | J. D. Souther | James Taylor | Wendy Waldman | Rusty Wier | Warren Zevon | Attitudes | Karla Bonoff | Fool's Gold | Glenda Griffith | Randy Newman | Tom Pacheco | Nancy Shanx | Tufano and Giammarese | Laura Allan | Cheech and Chong | Bryan Ferry | Katy Moffatt | Pointer Sisters | Leo Sayer | Bob Weir | Richie Furay | Louise Goffin | Ronnie Hawkins | David James Holster | Adam Mitchell | Bonnie Raitt | David Sanborn | No Nukes | FM | Sammy Walker | Poseidon Adventure | Sarah Kernochan | Jackie DeShannon | Eric Mercury | Dinsmore Payne | Jerry Riopelle | | 1970's | 1980's | 1990's | 2000's | | Return Home | Discography / Credits / Gigs | Articles / Interviews | Photos | Contact | Waddy Wachtel Band | |
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