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Registrace 2. 08. 2006
The Noodles: "Room to Move" (John Mayall cover)
Hal, Hugo and Stew jamming on Mayall's "Room to Move" (2007)
Mike "Stew" Stewart: guitar
Mike "Hugo" Wright: drums
Hal "Hal" Rice: harp, bass
Mike "Stew" Stewart: guitar
Mike "Hugo" Wright: drums
Hal "Hal" Rice: harp, bass
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"She Moved Me," a song by Hal Rice
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Written and performed by Hal Rice with Mike "Hugo" Wright on drums SHE MOVED ME You choose me She tastes me like fall She chose me Selects me first overall I need me, my needs won’t stand up at all She moved me Pulled me down like a wine She told me Her novels sold for a dime I’m failing, I make no sense of it all She blessed me Tie-dyed my new tennis shoes She folds me Rolled up and tossed wit...
"My Turn" by King Catfish (Live at Howlers May 25, 2019)
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King Catfish: Jason Barone guitar, vocals Paul Rice bass, vocals Vanessa Lacey drums
The Hal Rice Noodles, "You Were Never Mine" (McClinton/Nicholson/Tench)
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The Hal Rice Noodles, "You Were Never Mine" (McClinton/Nicholson/Tench) The Noodles Jeff Taylor: vocals Hal Rice: piano, acoustic guitar Mike Stewart: bass Jimi Foglesong: drums www.CanopicJar.com
"Sausage Bowl," a song written & performed by Hal Rice
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"Sausage Bowl," a song written & performed by Hal Rice (with Mike "Hugo" Wright on the drum kit.) For more Hal Rice visit CanopicJar.com
"Oh Why," written & performed by Hal Rice
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"Oh Why," written & performed by Hal Rice My dad really liked this song, which I wrote and recorded somewhere in the eighties) so that's why I thought I'd redo it. HR From the Some Days CD, aka The Kroger Album
The NOODLES: "Baby Won't You Let Me Rock & Roll You" (Alvin Lee)
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The NOODLES, "Baby Won't You Let Me Rock & Roll You" (written by Alvin Lee) The Noodles: Jeff Taylor, vocals Jimi Foglesong, drums Hal Rice, guitars Mike Stewart (Stew!), bass
Chris Wood, “Moon Child Vulcan' (1974) from the album Moon Child Vulcan (2017)
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Chris Wood, “Moon Child Vulcan” (1974) from the album Moon Child Vulcan (2017) amzn.to/2RpAzuz Chris Wood: sax Rosko Gee: bass Jim Capaldi: drums Steve Winwood: piano, guitar © 2017 The Chris Wood Estate under exclusive license to HiddenMasters Ltd.
"RC Cola and a Moon Pie" (Terry Adams) from NRBQ's 'Workshop' LP
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www.nrbq.com/ NRBQ's Workshop line-up: Joey Spampinato (bass, acoustic guitar, vocals) Terry Adams (keyboards, vocals) Tom Staley (drums, etc.) Al Anderson (guitar, vocals) "RC Cola and a Moon Pie" is a song by Terry Adams
"Mama Get Down Those Rock 'n' Roll Shoes" by NRBQ (1969)
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www.nrbq.com/ "Mama Get Down Those Rock 'n' Roll Shoes" by NRBQ (1969), written by Terry Adams NRBQ's 1969 line-up: Steve Ferguson (guitar, vocals) Tom Staley (drums) Joey Spampinato (bass, acoustic guitar, vocals) Terry Adams (keyboards, harmonica, vocals) Frankie Gadler (vocals)
NRBQ, "Green Lights" from the At Yankee Stadium LP
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www.nrbq.com/ NRBQ's At Yankee Stadium line-up: Al Anderson (guitar, vocals) Joey Spampinato (bass, acoustic guitar, vocals) Terry Adams (keyboards, harmonica, vocals) Tom Ardolino (drums, vocals)
NRBQ, "Flat Foot Flewzy," from their Boppin' the Blues LP (1970)
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www.nrbq.com/ NRBQ's 1970 line-up: Steve Ferguson (guitar, vocals) Joey Spampinato (bass, acoustic guitar, vocals) Terry Adams (keyboards, harmonica, vocals) Frankie Gadler (vocals) Tom Staley (drums)
NRBQ, "Get a Grip" from the Scraps LP (1972)
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www.nrbq.com/ NRBQ's Scraps line-up: Joey Spampinato (bass, acoustic guitar, vocals) Terry Adams (keyboards, vocals) Tom Staley (drums) Al Anderson (guitar, vocals) Frankie Gadler (vocals)
NRBQ, "Brothers" (live 1972) from The Scraps Companion CD
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amzn.to/2RYNVdP www.nrbq.com/ NRBQ's Scraps line-up: Joey Spampinato (bass, acoustic guitar, vocals) Terry Adams (keyboards, vocals) Frankie Gadler (vocals) Tom Ardolino (drums) Al Anderson (guitar, vocals)
"Hot Walker Blues" by Steve Ferguson & The Mid-West Creole Ensemble
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"Hot Walker Blues" by Steve Ferguson & The Mid-West Creole Ensemble
"The boy who would die," written & read by Rethabile Masilo
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"The boy who would die," written & read by Rethabile Masilo
"Morning Song," a poem written & read by Rethabile Masilo
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"Morning Song," a poem written & read by Rethabile Masilo
Phil Rice reading "Love Song for the Wind" from Winter Sun: A Memoir of Love and Hospice
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Phil Rice reading "Love Song for the Wind" from Winter Sun: A Memoir of Love and Hospice
"The waslap of my father," a poem written and read by Rethabile Masilo
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"The waslap of my father," a poem written and read by Rethabile Masilo
"The Horses," a poem by Rethabile Masilo
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"The Horses," a poem by Rethabile Masilo
"After Lunch on Sundays," a poem by Rethabile Masilo
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"After Lunch on Sundays," a poem by Rethabile Masilo
Gene Kimmet reads his poem "Letter to Miss McClurg"
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Gene Kimmet reads his poem "Letter to Miss McClurg"
"The Time I Hold Back," a poem by Virginia Smith Rice
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"The Time I Hold Back," a poem by Virginia Smith Rice
Laid Back Lenny, a song by Steve Parham & Phil Rice
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Laid Back Lenny, a song by Steve Parham & Phil Rice
"Grandma Whistled" by Tom T. Hall (from the original vinyl)
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"Grandma Whistled" by Tom T. Hall (from the original vinyl)
A poetry reading by Gene Kimmet for Canopic Jar, An Arts Journal
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A poetry reading by Gene Kimmet for Canopic Jar, An Arts Journal
"Walking in the Wind" by Traffic (1974)
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"Walking in the Wind" by Traffic (1974)
Carrie Davis interviews author Phil Rice on "The Pledge" radio program
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Carrie Davis interviews author Phil Rice on "The Pledge" radio program
Best songwriter ever
Tom T. Hall just blows me away......The sounds on this record are eternally beautiful ......May Tom rest in eternal peace.
Pretty good for a bar band.
Best bar band. Saw them many times,toads place. They rocked
seems like this would be 1000 better if heard live
One of my favorite NRBQ hits, since it was new.
Man I love this song. When Tom Ardolino joined the band, he and Al Anderson almost made this band a local group, and I got to see them well over a dozen times. I saw the reunion concert (2004?), and they were a blast. I loved Tom 'the bomb' Staley, but Steve Ferguson's guitar needed to be recorded MUCH more. he made Al Anderson sound a but staid. Thanks for posting this!
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Tom T.....a pure genius.
One of my favourite songs from Tom T.......mind I love every song by Tom T.
I saw then whe. On a photo gig in the city..I think it was 1969 at the Village Gate
Can you say Shaboo Inn ?
Absolutely love this original version
Très peu connu en France un groupe qui vaut le détour
Steve Ferguson was a fine chicken-picker. The copy of this song I had was from an album they did with Carl Lee Perkins…
Epic album cover
For the source material of this song, please refer to Slim and Slam "Flat Foot Floogee" from 1938.
This song in the original has such an emotional pull to it that most covers of it fail, they just don't have that same rawness which made the original so compelling. But this version is a knockout. You guys done did it!
Love it: ear worm👍
I was so into the Q one time I had that for breakfast 😆🤪
Oh, man! How "Old T" could describe the whole Country Scene from A to Z! He was the greatest *EVER* and will never be surpassed. I have over 2GB of Tom T. Hall's mp3 songs collected over many years. There may be some duplicates but they are *ALL* great to me. Tom T. Hall sums it up himself in one of his songs: "What A Song!". Listen to that and realise just how great he was.
I still have my Moon Pie I caught at their Moon Pie Festival in the late 80's, Windsor, CT.
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Big AL smoking guitar❤
OH WOW!!! I haven't heard this song since the 70's... The "Alternative Rock" radio station I was glued to then in Bethesda, Maryland was WHFS 102.3 played this from time to time! Coming from "High Atop The Triangle Towers"! Great memories and great music! I knew what an RC Cola was, but I didn't know what a Moon Pie was!? I believe what I discovered later were "Scooter Pies"... very similar, if not the same as a "Moon Pie"!?
WHFS DJ Weasel was to NRBQ what Ed Sullivan was to the Beatles. My favorite song by them is Wild Weekend.
1984 and every Friday we'd leave the office at 5:00 and Weasel would kick off the weekend trilogy, Wild Weekend, Here comes the Weekend and Party Weekend, at least that's how I remember it. I moved to Maryland from the North Shore of Oahu in 1969 and absolutely hated it. The only thing worth a damn was WHFS, the greatest radio station of all time! NRBQ was prominent and a DC favorite, Nick Lowe, Dave Edmunds...DC did have a great music scene but I beat feet for San Francisco in 1987 with a babe who was every bit as desperate to escape the east coast as I was. Now coming to you from Rancho Sueno Azul, La Ventana, Baja MX! czcams.com/play/PLn7htiuEJplGz37-6aZxfpKOkPY9_Gh1S.html
@@davehoagland8869 Since Weasel was unceremoniously canned a couple of years ago, I have not listened to WTMD for one second and have stopped supporting them financially. Weasel's Wild Weekend was the highlight of mine and I am sure many thousands of other's, weekend.
No one has finished their life experience unless they've been to one of NRBQ'S world famous "RC Cola and and a Moon Pie Festivals"!
As a child of the 60s I spent many weeks during summer with my grandparents. What great times I had with them and learnt a lot about life. I love this song.
I love these guys...
Love it ❤️I've always loved my daddyx 🎵🎶 music 😀
Did you buy the licence from Hidden Masters for distribution? We can’t find that.
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solo you can his ending the solo after a few short bends he trails it off with a fast diminished run go baby go!!
listen at 3 47 into the song that solso
this pic of steve is right at the reservior where my first band took our band pics its right down from moms music on stlitz we made the front page of the paper before our first gig it killed us !!
steve used meet my dad when dad was fishng the ohio ,this guy and a few others led me back to the acustic guitar lol,i just heared this this is my fav by steve
Does anyone know about when he made this song?
it's on The Storyteller LP from 1972
for nanny i love you
My grandma's favorite song What a Friend We Have in Jesus
Beautiful
What a friend we have in Jesus.
who else could write/sing about onions,jail,whistling grannies and being in jail and make it sound so good,sorry you are gone tom t but you are here with me most days in your music and stories of life,thank you for many years of great music and hopefully,ill hear you for many more.
Saw him so many times..musical genius!
We know him in Frankfurt too. One of the very best.
Loved it!
Hope that Tom T is once again reunited with his Grandma and can hear her whistle
Loved seeing Steve and Pat Lentz
Loved to listen to Tom T. Hall for years. Great voice, great stories, talks about life. Thanks for sharing.
Love it! Subscribed! ❤️🚂
Such a clear voice
Super cool!
Young people listen this is lessons from older adults that lived live on a daily basis no excuses but life and truth based on God and respect for others 🙏
Love this. Thanks for sharing. Great copy! 🙏🏻🙏🏾🙏🏻🇨🇦❤️🕎✝️
My grandma could hardly see but she would sit in her rockin chair and crochet and whistle through her teeth. This song Just brought back that wonderful memory of her.