Ray Price's "The Same Old Me" (1963)

Carter York · From: Austin, TX [Windsor Park]

Is that Jimmy Day playing on that album?

Thanks,
Carter

Al Udeen · From: maple grove mn usa

We did that song on our TV show in Tucson in 1959, & I remember it was Jimmy Day! au

Bob Carlson · From: Surprise AZ.

If some one wants to hear the sound Ray Price created...play that one for em.

Bob

C Dixon · From: Duluth, GA USA

Yes, I do believe it was Jimmy Day. That JD sound is one of the signature sounds that started all we love now when it comes to the PSG. How many countless hours did those of us who heard it when it was released, expend trying to get "that" sound.

Walter Haynes, Buddy Emmons and Jimmy Day, were on the cutting edge in that day, that made possible what we tend to take for granted now. But many of the licks they came up with, have become part of most PSG player's arsenal. Licks that are timeless.

May Jesus bless these true pioneers, and bless all of you,

carl

Jussi Huhtakangas · From: Helsinki, Finland

Carter, it's Jimmy Day on all tracks, except Buddy Emmons is on "Each Time", "Soft Rain", "If She Could See Me Now" and "Make The World Go Away". Ray recorded Soft Rain several times, most of the versions with JD, but the one on this album was cut in -64 with Big E ( my copy of the album is from -66, I wonder if Columbia released this twice with different versions on the latter) .

[This message was edited by Jussi Huhtakangas on 21 September 2003 at 02:09 AM.]

[This message was edited by Jussi Huhtakangas on 21 September 2003 at 02:10 AM.]

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