I now begin a new musical journey in a search for his music. Thanks to those who helped on my quest for info on Jonas Fjeld. I have the songbook that came out just after the brown album that includes all the songs from Big Pink and The Band.įrom (208.246.52.34) Just Wonderin' From: Texas That was really cool.įrom (209.221.212.59) Dave the Phone Guy From: Mono Lake I also saw recently a show on PBS where Leon plays with Willie Nelson. He rocks on the piano then plays bass behind Dylan. Somebody mentioned Leon Russell.who I think is great.I love his contribution to The Concert For Bangladesh. He was in the early Kenny Rogers Band Right? If you saw them live at the time were the drums that upfront in the room or just on the mix? Do me a favor and turn me onto some things he has done that I can get my hands on. But I mean I'm talking about one cd or bootleg that I have. As a drummer I also was not technically impressed with Mickey's chops. When the Live '66 cd came out with the same set that I had but remixed the drums were still way too upfront. I thought that it was just a terrible mix. For the longest time I had a vinyl copy of what was labeled as The Royal Albert Hall Shows, Dylan and The Hawks. Peter Viney: I don't know enough of Mickey Jones' work to offer any more than this.

Some of the lyrics and name of the people & places still puzzle me. I remember when I was young, it took me ages before I understood what 'The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down' ment (but after that it helped me to pass an important history exam back in High School). This might sound strange, but for somebody who does not speak english as his first language, the words may never open. To make it even more perfect, why not add some explanations to lyrics. Peter Viney.Step right up and take a bow.Įxcelent. Jones' career as a musician and an actor, check out his own website at: Posted on Thu Nov 30 22:42:įrom (152.163.201.184) bob wigo From: deep in the archives I thought the guy was guessing.įrom (208.218.212.252) David Powell From: GeorgiaĬhris: Mickey Jones, while playing with Johnny Rivers, can be heard on such recordings as 'Secret Agent Man', 'Mountain of Love' and 'Maybelline'. There was another book on the Band - I read like the first 30 pages of it, and there were so many inaccuracies that I just stopped reading. And I didn't want to hear about any bitterness or anything. People told me about it, but I just thought I didn't want to rehash this whole thing. In 1993, Levon Helm wrote an autobiography in which he talks about some of the conflicts surrounding the Band's final years. Cool - I will relisten and check him out. Guestbook for the Band Chris From: Chicagoĭavid: Thanks.

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