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1126.1 | Other bandmembers | FSTVAX::GALLO | Tom Gallo - Field Service Training | Sun Feb 05 1989 10:45 | 6 |
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Who are the other members of this band?
Tomg
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1126.2 | | HAZEL::STARR | Like a fool, fell in love with you... | Sun Feb 05 1989 11:45 | 5 |
| > Who are the other members of this band?
I believe Stu Cook (from CCR) is also a member of Southern Pacific.
Alan S.
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1126.3 | | FSTVAX::GALLO | Tom Gallo - Field Service Training | Sun Feb 05 1989 19:27 | 7 |
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Has this band been around long? I seem to remember that one
of the guitarists from this band(?) Played on Elvis Costello's
debut record.
TomG
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1126.4 | Clover | ZEKE::AV | | Fri Feb 17 1989 10:29 | 5 |
| John also used to play with a band called Clover. Huey Lewis was
the harmonica player for the band but I don't believe he was the
lead vocalist at that time.
Ross
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1126.5 | Keith Knudsen | TRUCKS::JANSEN_J | | Mon Mar 06 1989 07:26 | 7 |
| Stu Cook is certainly a member as is former Doobie Brother Keith
Knudsen.
It was John Mcfee who played with Elvis Costello for a while when
Elvis was "going country" and recorded an album in Nashville.
Regards
Jeff
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1126.6 | The Clover Connection | AQUA::ROST | She's looking better every beer | Mon Mar 06 1989 16:11 | 19 |
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Re: John and Elvis
Clover was the (uncredited) band on Costello's "My Aim Is True". McFee
was also on the B-side "Radio Sweetheart" and of course, the "Almost
Blue" album as noted earlier.
Clover had two Mercury albums, at least one produced by Nick Lowe
(thus the Elvis connection, they happened to be in the studio at
the time Lowe was recording Elvis) but Huey didn't play as no harp
was needed.
While in the UK, McFee also contributed some steel to the second
Mallard album (ex-Beefheart sidemen) which was produced by Mutt Lange,
who had colaborated with Lowe on the first couple Graham Parker
platters.
Southern Pacific is a hot band on the country charts, but they are
more of an Eagles-ish country rock outfit than hardcore C&W.
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1126.7 | More on JM | TRUCKS::JANSEN_J | | Sat Mar 11 1989 07:43 | 6 |
| I believe the Doobie Bros actually reformed a year or two ago for
some concerts..anyone know what the line up was?
regards
Jeff
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