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25 Feb 21 - 08:57 PM (#4094889) Subject: Patrick Sky & Buffy Sainte-Marie duets From: GUEST,Lin I was wondering if anyone knows if Patrick Sky & Buffy Sainte-Marie ever performed or recorded any songs as a duet? I seem to recall several years ago there was an informal gathering, maybe at a park, where they were at some outdoor event and sang a song together. I'm thinking one song they sang (as a duet) was "Many A Mile" but possibly a different song. It was quite a few years ago when I saw this video and don't recall where or when it took place. It may have been uploaded by someone on Youtube several years but after doing a search, I cannot find it now. Of course, I know from looking up videos on Youtube for many years, sometimes videos get deleated and no longer available to view. Maybe that was the case here but not sure. So if anyone knows if they ever sang any song together, even if not recorded but at some outdoor informal gathering, please post information as to where to look it up and view it. Thank you, Lin |
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26 Feb 21 - 02:18 AM (#4094916) Subject: RE: Patrick Sky & Buffy Sainte-Marie duets From: GUEST,henryp From Wikipedia; Many a Mile is Buffy Sainte-Marie's second album, released in 1965. Personnel; Buffy Sainte-Marie – vocals, instruments Russ Savakus – bass Daddy Bones – guitar on "The Piney Wood Hills" Patrick Sky – guitar on "Many a Mile" Playing together, if not singing. |
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26 Feb 21 - 10:22 PM (#4095082) Subject: RE: Patrick Sky & Buffy Sainte-Marie duets From: GUEST,Lin To Guest, HenryP Thank you for your reply but it was a "live" duet at an outdoor setting. Didn't seem like it was on a stage but just maybe a park or just some informal gathering somewhere. It was so long ago now when I saw this clip and I believe it was one song only, (or at least on the video I saw.) |
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27 Feb 21 - 01:27 AM (#4095088) Subject: RE: Patrick Sky & Buffy Sainte-Marie duets From: PHJim Is "Daddy Bones" John Herald? I recall Buffy playing a mouth bow at the 1964 Mariposa in Maple Leaf Stadium and telling us that Patrick Sky had made it for her. |