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MP3 George Terry - Guitar Drive
13 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Guitar Blues, ROCK: 70''s Rock
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Starting off as a studio musician in the late 1960''s, George Terry started a band with Eric Clapton after recording the 461 Ocean Blvd. album in 1973. Eric recorded four of George''s songs, "Mainline Florida", "Lay Down Sally", "Don''t Blame Me", and "Let Me Stay" which was not released by Eric and is on George''s Guitar Drive CD.
The Bellamy Brothers had a hit with George''s song "What''ll I Do". They did a video with George and were nominated as Country Duo of the Year at the CMA and the ACM Awards.
Here are some of the better known artists George Terry has done recordings with:
Maguin, Clark & Hillman (The Birds)
Buddy Miles, Mike Bloomfield (The Electric Flag)
Aretha Franklin
Joe Cocker
Freddie King
Paul Anka
Dion Demucci (Dion and the Bellmonts)
Kenny Rogers
Dolly Pardon
The Bellamy Brothers
Michael Jackson
Diana Ross
ABBA
Dionne Warwick
Barbara Streisand
Olivia Newton John
The Bee Gees
Barry Gibb (Now Voyager, solo album)
Andy Gibb (All his albums)
Frankie Vallie (The Movie "Grease" soundtrack)
Betty Wright
The Rolling Stones
Bob Dylan
Stephen Stills
Eric Clapton
Here are some of the albums George recorded with Eric Clapton:
461 Ocean Boulevard
No Reason To Cry
EC Was Here
Slowhand
There''s One In Every Crowd
Backless
Crossroads
Crossroads 2
Time Pieces
The Best Of Eric Clapton
Insight
Cream Of Clapton
E.C. Story
Live In The ''70s
Heaven
Songs on this list include:
I Shot The Sheriff
Wonderful Tonight
Lay Down Sally
Knockin'' On Heavens Door
Layla
Can''t Find My Way Home
Badge
Have You Ever Loved A Woman
(and many more)
Guitar Drive is a CD with a variety of songs by George Terry including "Let Me Stay" that was done with the original Eric Clapton Band in the 1970''s. Jamie Oldaker/Drums, Dick Simms/B3, Carl Radle/Bass, Eric Clapton played and also sang the end chorus of the song, with George Terry on the lead vocal and electric guitars.
This is the first CD George has recorded as a solo artist. A rare find for the INDIE market!
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