Tulsa Time Who recorded this song other then Clapton
Jack...@aol.com
Thanks for your help.
lynda lloyd
Don Williams
=====Lynda--from Music City
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Gary
David Laudicina
JJ Cale does a great version. Actually I believe he worte it.
Thx dave L
Jack...@aol.com wrote:
> Thanks for your help.
HooeyBrown
T ulsa Time was written by Danny Flowers, not J.J. Cale.
Funny you should mention Cale........
Clapton had hits with two Cale songs too.
After Midnight
Cocaine
and Lynyrd Skynyrd did
Call Me The Breeze
Flowers may have been in Williams' band but not sure of it....
"there's a COW IN THE ROAD and you SWERVE TO THE LEFT....." - Max T. Barnes &
Trey Bruce.
David Laudicina
Thanks for correction. I guess I always associated Cale because was first version
I heard.
Thx dave L
JuvenileHi
In article <358868c4....@news.bna.bellsouth.net>, radio*2...@bigfoot.com
writes:
>>Thanks for your help.
>
>
>Don Williams did. Went to #1 on the country charts in '79.
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And it was written by JJ Cale. I'm sure he's recorded it as well.
Lee
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Linda Cauthen
JuvenileHi wrote:
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> In article <358868c4....@news.bna.bellsouth.net>, radio*2...@bigfoot.com
> writes:
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> >>Thanks for your help.
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> >
> >Don Williams did. Went to #1 on the country charts in '79.
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> And it was written by JJ Cale. I'm sure he's recorded it as well.
>
> Lee
No, it wasn't. As I stated a couple of days ago and another poster did
yesterday, "Tulsa Time" was written by Eric Clapton's guitar player (at
the time) Danny Flowers.I recall getting a publicity pic at that time of
Clapton, Floers and Don Williams together, taken at a show.
Linda C.
Craig Franck
dpa...@ix.netcom.com wrote:
>Don Williams did a version that fits the country side.
>
>Next time you hear Billy Ray Virus' Achy Breaky see if it sounds a
>whole lot like Tulsa Time??
It's the same song. I saw Billy Ray last night on Crook & Chase,
and he looks like he's changed his image (I don't know if this
includes tucking his shirt in). He was talking about his recent
big wins at the fanatically driven awards show, and his appearance
looked a bit more kept. After Billy Ray, they had some very brief
clips of Tanya from fan fair, who looked great, as always, and
then Suzy Bogguss came on. I remember thinking, for all of Stella's
talk of her, she looks like such an unconflicted person.
--
Craig
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Manchester, NH
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difference does it make what religion you call yourself?
-- "Stella"
A.Kuijstermans
HooeyBrown wrote in message
<199806190109...@ladder03.news.aol.com>...
> T ulsa Time was written by Danny Flowers, not J.J. Cale.
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>Flowers may have been in Williams' band but not sure of it....
>
You are right, Danny Flower was the leader of Don Williams' band, called The
Scratch Band. In 1982 this band released an album of its own.
Rick Stricker
They're not "the same song". They use the same chord runs, but that's it.
Many songs have the same chords, but that doesn't make them "the same".
Yes, line dancers use the same dances for both songs, but that's not a
valid comparison. At our shows, we go from Achy Breaky Heart right into
Boot
Scootin' Boogie and the dance floor doesn't lose a beat.
Achy Breaky Heart is a relatively lively song, while Tulsa Time is subdued
by comparision. The two songs have different themes, bass lines (rock vs
drive)
and melodies.
To use your line of thinking, Are you Sure Hank Done It That Way and Tulsa
Time are "the same song" because they also have the same chord structure.
- Rick Stricker, keyboards
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