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Doug
Yeomans
Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin, Vocals
Gary Mallaber
Guy French
Tom Hambridge
Drums
and Percussion
Nick Veltri
Jerry Livingston
Mark Harris
Bass
Jim
Ehinger
Piano and Organ
George
Carver :
Harmonica
Willie
Schoelkopf, Tom Hambridge, & Doug
Harmony Vocals:
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- Will’s Ride
2:48
(D Yeomans) Written for 9 year
old William. Like him, it has an irrepressible spirit.
- Tell Me Why
3:44
(D. Yeomans) A Buffalo shuffle with great
vocal harmony by Willy Schoelkopf and some BB King style guitar
playing.
- Don’t Lie To Me 3:35
(D Yeomans) Straight ahead Rock+Roll like
I’ve been playing in clubs all my life. A tribute to the late, great
piano player Stan Szelest.
- Help Somebody 4:22
(D Yeomans) A message to all of
us in an uncertain world. Get involved.
- Stop Time 3:58
(D Yeomans) What to do if you’re
running late - with a Bo Diddley beat.
- Jive Chai 3:23
(D Yeomans) An urban shuffle.
What a great groove laid down by Nick, Gary, and Jim.
- Bayou Blues 4:39
(D Yeomans) Evokes the feeling
of a lazy day in the Delta. Catch your breath with this one.
- First Flight 3:48
(D Yeomans, Jim Ehinger) A song about
choices, making them, not making them, and living with them.
- A Man Who Loves You 3:37
(D Yeomans) We all come to a moment when
we know we don’t want to lose someone and it’s time to say it.
- The Bluest Man In Town 3:43
(Bill Monroe) A tribute to Bill and Bluegrass
Music, one of my great loves. We rocked it! I think Bill would approve.
- Train Ride
4:14
(D Yeomans) One of the songs I played
the day I won the 2001 North American Guitar
Competition. I love a good train beat and chicken pickin’.
- Stringin’
3:08
(D Yeomans) The second Competition tune.
Just a ‘turn it up and play it loud’ rocker.
Click on the track title for
a MP3 sound sample (cuts 1, 2, 11 &12)
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