Ray Price - Bright Lights And Blonde Haired Women (2:22)
Monday, April 23, 2012
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Saturday Night Dance Party
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| "The Admiral" photo by Jimmy Fountain |
Tune in to "Live From The Admiral" every Saturday night from 11 PM until with your hosts Dr. Filth and Greg Cartwright. Archived shows here.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
San Antonio Rose - Ray Price
Ray Price - San Antonio Rose (3:21)
Here's the title track to Ray's outstanding Bob Wills tribute LP San Antonio Rose, released in 1961. That's Jimmy Day on steel and Tommy Jackson on the fiddle.
T. Valentine Weekend Is Here!!
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| Lost 1966 Session |
Dave the Spazz kicks off the festivities tonight on Music To Spazz By, 9 PM 'til midnight. Billy Norton will be dropping by to preview an INCREDIBLE, unearthed acetate by the one and only Esquerita!!! Get ready to have your wig hat flipped!
The Norton gang heads back to Jersey City on Saturday for an exclusive chat with the Goo Goo man of the hour himself, T. Valentine!! Fool's Paradise With Rex 1-3 PM.
See you all at the Lakeside Lounge for the main event Sunday at 8 PM. Get there early, stay late. T. Val will be available to autograph your playbills after the show! OW! OW!!
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
The 24th Hour (Ray Price MP3)
Ray Price - The Twenty-Fourth Hour
Sometimes Ray would go hunting or fishing to take his mind off his endless romantic woes.
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Sunday, April 15, 2012
For The Good Times (MP3)
Ray Price - For The Good Times (3:49)
Here's a pretty good example of what Ray Price was capable of when he veered off the honky-tonk path and incorporated some pop flourishes. It was all tremendously controversial at the time and some of Ray's fans were bitterly opposed to the increasing prominence of this softened approach in his music. While there is probably nothing I enjoy hearing more than a classic Ray Price honky-tonk shuffle, this sounds pretty great to my ears.
The original version of the song, by author Kris Kristofferson, can be found on his debut album, Kristofferson, which was released in 1970. Price's version followed soon after and was, I think, the first of many cover versions that have been released over the years.
Relaxing At Home With Ray Price
You know, if I were a complete lunatic this might be a good photo for a caption contest.
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