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Electric Guitar – Charlie Sexton, Jesse Taylor (2) Fiddle – Gene Elders; Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica – Butch Hancock; Mastered By – Denny Purcel* Mixed By, Engineer – Stuart Sullivan; Organ [Hammond B-3] – Riley Osbourne* Producer – Gurf Morlix; Recorded By, Engineer – Larry Greenhill; Recorded By, Engineer [Overdubs ...
- Eats Away The Night (1994, Vinyl)
Electric Guitar – Charlie Sexton, Jesse Taylor (2) Fiddle –...
- Eats Away The Night (1994, Vinyl)
Sexton formed the Charlie Sexton Sextet in 1995 and recorded Under The Wishing Tree, released on MCA Records. Although sales were disappointing, it was met with critical acclaim. [ citation needed ] In the meantime, Sexton continued to perform with other artists—appearing on such notable albums as Lucinda Williams ' Car Wheels on a Gravel Road and Shawn Colvin 's Grammy -winning album A Few ...
Butch Hancock – Eats Away The Night. Tracklist. Credits (14) Ponty Bone. Accordion. Dr. John Ciambotti * Bass. Donald Lindley. Drums, Tambourine, Djembe, Shaker. Charlie Sexton. Electric Guitar. Jesse Taylor (2) Electric Guitar. Gene Elders. Fiddle. Show more credits... Versions. Filter by. Format. Labels & Companies. Country. Year. 7 versions.
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8 ago 2011 · By: Arlene R. Weiss. Charlie Sexton is an extraordinary gifted artist, whose lifetime musical odyssey has profoundly touched, as well as likewise been charted, by the extraordinary circumstances, fate, and people of music legend, legend of which the revered Sexton has often arguably been a part of himself. A child prodigy guitar player versed ...
Eats Away the Night 5:37 . by. Gurf Morlix Hancock lead vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica . Gurf Morlix vocals, electric and acoustic guitars, lap steel, Weissenborn acoustic Hawaiian lap guitar Jesse Taylor electric guitar Charlie Sexton electric guitar . Dr. John Ciambotti . bass . Donald Lindley . drums, tambourine, djembe drum, shaker ...
31 mar 2016 · Charlie Sexton is on tour with Bob Dylan, the latest of stints in the music legend’s evolving band. “We got here around 4am, I think,” blinks the guitarist as he recounts the tour bus journey from Manchester just a few hours previously. “The gigs were great, though,” he smiles. “And The Albert Hall, too, just great.”.
