And, just to continue with something we were talking about on TZ, I’d like to emphasize that the personnel listing you provided for “All The Men Of The King” involved several eye-openers for me. I’ll give you just one example of that.
I had never previously heard the track “Deuce And A Quarter.” For some reason, I decided to click on that particular track before any of the others — and I found I really, really liked it. But I wouldn’t have been able to guess, probably not in a million years, who (all) was being featured on vocals. So it was super-helpful, and super-surprising, for me to re-check your post, look up the details, and discover what was going on.
I put this together quite a while ago and was happy I had made a little booklet with all the info. Many vocalists surprised me too!! (Especially Keith trying to sound country.)
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Thanks for this and the ‘All The Men Of The Kings’ on TZ
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Glad you always check there.
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Thank you!
And, just to continue with something we were talking about on TZ, I’d like to emphasize that the personnel listing you provided for “All The Men Of The King” involved several eye-openers for me. I’ll give you just one example of that.
I had never previously heard the track “Deuce And A Quarter.” For some reason, I decided to click on that particular track before any of the others — and I found I really, really liked it. But I wouldn’t have been able to guess, probably not in a million years, who (all) was being featured on vocals. So it was super-helpful, and super-surprising, for me to re-check your post, look up the details, and discover what was going on.
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I put this together quite a while ago and was happy I had made a little booklet with all the info. Many vocalists surprised me too!! (Especially Keith trying to sound country.)
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