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"Walter L" de "Hog Fat", primer LP en solitario de Jim Gordon con su JazznPops Band (Flying Dutchman, 1969). Bass – Jerry Scheff. Drums – Jimmy Gordon. Guitar – Dennis Budimir, Don Peake, Louis Shelton. Percussion – Gary Coleman, Victor Feldman. Piano – Don Randi, Mike Melvoin. Saxophone – Jim Horn, Tom Scott. Trombone – George Bohanon. Trumpet – Buddy Childers.
Don Randi of The Wrecking Crew
Don Randi of The Wrecking Crew
(via CultureSonar) by Mark Daponte In 1974, the Righteous Brothers sang about a rock ‘n’ roll heaven reserved for rock stars. Peter Tork landed there in 2019 and let’s hope he actually gets to play guitar, unlike his Monkee days when the Wrecking Crew played on their albums instead of him. These masters included Glen Campbell (“Mary, Mary,” and “The Kind of Girl I Could Love”), Al Casey (“Papa…
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SANTEE Review - ***
SANTEE Review – ***
Santee’s main claim to fame is that it was one of the earliest feature films shot on videotape and transferred to celluloid for theatrical release. That’s not much of a selling point, but Santee isn’t much more than a watchable little Western, a decent way to spend 90 minutes on a chilly Thursday afternoon, but nothing you need to go out of your way to watch—especially since, the tantalizing…
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LP ”Strange Ladies” (1977), David Axelrod con su viejo colaborador Don Randi (Wrecking Crew) en los teclados. “Terri’s Tune” es un medio tiempo instrumental dedicado a su esposa. Maravillosa ambientación orquestal con guitarra eléctrica. Ghostface construyó sobre ella “Stay True” de su álbum “Supreme Clientele” (2000).
You've Heard These Hands: From The Wall Of Sound To The Wrecking Crew And Other Incredible Stories
Author: Don Randi; Karen "Nish" Nishimura Publisher: Hal Leonard Publication Date: 2015 Binding: Hardcover Book Condition: Fine Dust Jacket Condition: Fine
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