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2. Aug 16,  · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group B.B.Q. & Foam (Live) · Joe Ely Live At Liberty Lunch ℗ UMG Recordings, Inc. Released on: Producer: Joe Ely Producer: MIchael Brovsky.

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3. It wasn’t long before The Joe Ely Band was packing clubs whenever they played. The second batch of recordings of The Lubbock Tapes: Full Circle are demos recorded in studio sessions in Lubbock, Texas in in preparation for Ely’s third MCA album, Down on the Drag.

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4. Ely was back in record stores a year later with Down on the Drag, released in February Another four Hancock compositions were introduced, along with five Ely originals. The album reached the Cash Box country chart. Ely and his band toured extensively in the late '70s, headlining small shows and opening for bigger acts.

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5. This is a reissue of Joe Ely's stunning self-titled debut for MCA in Thirty years later the songs still pack a wallop. Some of the songs are originals ("I Had My Hopes Up High," "Johnny's Blues"); others were written by his Flatlanders bandmates Jimmie Dale Gilmore ("Treat Me Like a Saturday Night") and Butch Hancock ("She Never Spoke Spanish to Me," "Suckin' a Big Bottle of Gin").5/5(5).

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6. This live album returned Joe Ely in fine style to MCA after a six year absence from the label which saw him record two albums for the Hightone label. As a result, Joe Ely and band were not promoting a new album. His last for Hightone was Dig All Night in and only "Grandfather Blues" comes from that camtenttitildebiguladtingsunleroo.cos:

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7. Two critical periods in the early career of this revered Texas songwriter/roots-rocker are documented here on CD or double vinyl. First you’ll hear the sessions that set the table for the Joe Ely Band’s debut on MCA three years later. Then we have Joe’s demos recorded in Lubbock in preparation for his third MCA LP "Down on the.

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8. Two records into his career, Joe Ely was riding a creative high with his eclectic Southwest mix, that stretches from Amarillo, Lubbock and Austin, east to Louisiana. Produced by folk-rock maven, Bob Johnston (Bob Dylan, Simon & Garfunkel) and released in , Down on the Drag came with high expectations. However, with all of the elements seemingly in place, including his crack band and a 6/

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