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18 de abr. de 2022 · Fallece Paul Siebel. El cantante y compositor de folk rock, cuyas composiciones fueron más conocidas a través de versiones de otros artistas, ha fallecido a los 84 años. Siebel nació en Buffalo, Nueva York, en 1937, estudió en la Universidad allí y luego pasó un tiempo en el ejército de los EE. UU. En 1965, después de realizar un ...
Clarence was too busy to take on much non-Byrds work in ’71, but Paul Siebel‘s “Pinto Pony” is definitely worth mentioning. From Siebel’s overlooked Jack-Knife Gypsy LP, it features White and friend/guitar protege, Bob Warford, trading leads on what sound like dueling B-Benders. In fact, Warford owned the 2nd B-Bender ever made, so ...
JACK-KNIFE GYPSY, which followed in 1971 featured another crack band of studio players including Byrds’ guitarist Clarence White, David Grisman on mandolin, Buddy Emmons on pedal steel, drummer Russ Kunkel, Doug Kershaw and Sea Train’s Richard Greene on fiddle plus Bernie Leadon, Bob Warford and Gary White. Once again dominated by sad ...
Clarence White Sessions. Singles: - Richard Arlen: I'm Tied Down To You / I Keep Givin' In To You (Ion 104) - The Byrds: Goin' Back / Change Is Now (Columbia 44362) - The Byrds: You Ain't Going Nowhere / Artificial Energy (Columbia 44499) - The Byrds: Pretty Boy Floyd / I Am A Pilgrim (Columbia 44643) - The Christmas Spirit: Christmas Is My ...
14 de ene. de 2020 · Siebel, a talented songwriter, had strong critical acclaim for these recordings, and many artists covered his songs. 'Jack-Knife Gypsy' was particularly blessed with top-class session men such as Clarence White, Russ Kunkel, Doug Kershaw and Seatrain's Richard Greene. Sadly Siebel, plagued by personal problems, disappeared from view.
6 de abr. de 2022 · I don’t think he played a single number from that memorable show. After the opening number of his two-hour set last night Bromberg announced that his friend Paul Siebel had died that morning. He ...
Sample sounds of Clarence White from The Tunes.com ... Bonnie Raitt), Paul Siebel's first two albums for Elektra are prime examples of the New York folk scene of the early '70s and easily among the scene's finest moments. While these albums were sadly overlooked at the time by all but his singer / songwriter peers and critics, they have since ...
