Todd Larson wrote:
On another subject, a couple of month ago I picked up the essential Ray
Price disc after hearing the raves from others on list.
Question: who is
the high harmony singer on those amazing shuffles on the second
half of the
disc? Wow, does he sound frickin great
The harmony singer on 'wasted words', and some others from the same
recording session is Ira Louvin.
True enough, but that was before the cuts in question; that session was
6/22/56, whereas the songs in question are mostly from later (though "Crazy
Arms" was from just before, 3/1/56) on,
Ridge Boys -- June 26
Billy Ray Cyrus -- July 2
Charley Pride -- July 9
Mull Singing Convention -- July 10
Debbie Reynolds -- July 24
Diamond Rio -- July 31
Deana Carter -- August 6
Mull Singing Convention -- August 14
Ray Price -- August 27
George Jones -- September 4 (This, I assume, is tentative
Hey there,
Shane posted a buncha shows...
Gospel fans will note that the Rev. J. Bazell Mull now hosts singing
conventions
in Knoxville and Sevierville. Ain't that right, Miss Mull?
Mull Singing Convention -- May 1
So, mostly out of idle curiosity, are these like big gospel sing alongs,
or
Hey there,
On Thu, 25 Mar 1999 12:35:42 EST [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Man, how big your balls gotta be to drive on to Ray Price's ranch and
arrest him for reefer? Mount pleasant ain't exactly a huge town, and Ray
Price didn't just move in. He's got to be MP's best known citizen. How
the hell
Bob Burns/Big In Iowa wrote:
My great uncle was a horse trainer for Ray. I wonder if he smoked dope
to? I hope so.
Bob
no, but his horses all did.
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Man, how big your balls gotta be to drive on to Ray Price's ranch and arrest
him for reefer? Mount pleasant ain't exactly a huge town, and Ray Price didn't
just move in.
He's got to be MP's best known citizen. How the hell did this happen I wonder?
Must be election time..
Joe X.
Third Coast
Faces Drug Charges
(Last updated 4:14 AM ET March 24)
(MOUNT PLEASANT, Texas) -- Country crooner Ray Price has been
arrested on drug charges. The Grammy award-winning singer was
arrested last week and charged with possession of marijuana and
drug paraphernalia at
My great uncle was a horse trainer for Ray. I wonder if he smoked dope
to? I hope so.
Bob
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For those of you who like the Ray Price Essentials CD I'd recommend going
out and getting the Roy Acuff Essentials CD. They aren't exactly the same,
Roy is a little more oldtime and a little less honky tonk when compared to
Ray Price. I seem to think though that if you like one, you'll like
On Mon, 8 Feb 1999, Steve Gardner wrote:
For those of you who like the Ray Price Essentials CD I'd recommend going
out and getting the Roy Acuff Essentials CD. They aren't exactly the same,
Roy is a little more oldtime and a little less honky tonk when compared to
Ray Price. I seem
Don says:
There ain't a lot of similarities between the two, near as I can tell.
Generally true, though there's a similarity of vocal approach - in the high
end of their ranges, open-throated, both liked to hold high notes with a
sort of wail - that's wotrth noting.
Jon Weisberger Kenton
Don Yates wrote:
On Mon, 8 Feb 1999, Steve Gardner wrote:
For those of you who like the Ray Price Essentials CD I'd recommend going
out and getting the Roy Acuff Essentials CD. They aren't exactly the same,
Roy is a little more oldtime and a little less honky tonk when compared
Steve G. wrote:
Ray Price: I love the guy. I must admit that I ignore the stuff past the
honky tonk years and live in bliss. I have the one CD "essential" recording
from Columbia and would recommend it to anyone with ears. I've been saving
up for the Bear Family box. A few w
Ray Price: I love the guy. I must admit that I ignore the stuff past the
honky tonk years and live in bliss. I have the one CD "essential"
recording
from Columbia and would recommend it to anyone with ears.
Steve G.
Totally worth saving your hard-earned pennies for!!! The corners
A couple of weeks ago here in Sheffield I heard a local band do a
great version of 'Crazy Arms' - which song I have been singing to
myself ever since ...
If that's typical of Ray Price, then it looks like I've got a big
gap in my record collection, and I'd like to hear more. Can anyone
On Fri, 5 Feb 1999, Ian Durkacz wrote:
A couple of weeks ago here in Sheffield I heard a local band do a
great version of 'Crazy Arms' - which song I have been singing to
myself ever since ...
If that's typical of Ray Price, then it looks like I've got a big
gap in my record
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
.
Probably the best single-disc Price collection that I know of is
Sony's 1991 collection "The Essential Ray Price: 1951-1962," which one
can usually find in the U.S. for ten bucks or so. .
Amen. This, one of the Columbia Classics series, gets a
Ray Price
* Country music singer Ray Price. He was a close friend and
protege of Hank Williams. Price's hits include "Talk to Your Heart,"
"Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes," "I'll be There," "Crazy Arms,"
"For the Go
I didn't see this come back to me as a list message, so I'll try it posting
it again.
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From: Fredette, Kevin T (PS, CASE)
Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 1999 11:51 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Ray Price on "Fresh Air" today, 1/19
Tune in to
Tune in to your local NPR station, check http://www.whyy.org/freshair for
more info, or just wait for Phil Connor to post the transcript ;-)
I just started reading Lone Star Swing, which may have been mentioned here
earlier. It's by a novelist (Duncan McLean) from Orkney (remote islands off
the
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