Fats, Ray, and Jerry Lee, the Boogie Woogie Piano Men

Posted on February 23, 2008 by Gandalfe

Can you dig it? I *knew* you could…

Pianists: Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino
Musical director : Paul Shaffer (David Letterman’s "Late show" band leader)
Guitars :
– Carl Perkins (author/creator of "Blue suede shoes", "Matchbox)
– Ron Wood (plays in "Jeff Beck group", "Small faces" & "Faces" with Rod Stewart , replaces Mick Taylor in the "Rolling Stones")
Bass : Donald "Duck" Dunn ("Booker T. & the MGs", "Blues Brothers")
Drums : Steve Jordan ("Blues Brothers")

Hit replay brothers and sisters. It doesn’t get better than this.  :o)

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About Gandalfe

Just an itinerant saxophonist trying to find life between the changes. I have retired from the Corps of Engineers and Microsoft. I am an admin on the Woodwind Forum, run the Pacifica Big Band (formerly the Microsoft Jumpin' Jive Orchestra) and participate in other ensembles. Mostly enjoy time with family and friends.
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4 Responses to Fats, Ray, and Jerry Lee, the Boogie Woogie Piano Men

  1. Unknown's avatar Beth says:
    February 23, 2008 at 21:27

    I love Jerry Lee Lewis.  Both he and Charles are fantastic on the piano.

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  2. Unknown's avatar Rambling says:
    February 23, 2008 at 23:02

    I can dig it.  I can REALLY dig it,  My 3 favorite men singers and players …and Carl Perkins too?  Fats, Ray, Carl, Jerry Lee Lewis.  You have totally made my evening!  Yes you have.  I can’t think of any video I have enjoyed more than this one..what a treat!  Thank you!  One of your posse.

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  3. Unknown's avatar _ says:
    February 23, 2008 at 23:47

    Love, love, love this. You’ve got great taste.

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  4. Unknown's avatar Kathryn says:
    February 24, 2008 at 14:58

    Cant’ wait to listen!
     
    And, from your comment, that answers my question as to whether the Bat Boy music played for other people ! haw! it did! *grin*

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