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22 Nov 00 - 12:36 PM (#345184) Subject: John Stewart From: mkebenn Hi all, John has been my favorite and biggest influence for 35yrs, just wondering if I've got brothers and sisters here. Mike Bennett |
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22 Nov 00 - 01:33 PM (#345213) Subject: RE: BS: John Stewart From: Robby Didn't John Stewart replace Dave Garr as a member of The Kingston Trio, or do I have him confused with someone else? I think it's John Stewart's picture on the jacket back of Trio LP I have. |
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22 Nov 00 - 01:59 PM (#345223) Subject: RE: BS: John Stewart From: LR Mole No, you're right: John Stewart replaced Dave Guard in the K3 when Guard left to form the Whiskeyhill Singers. Stewart then worked with Shane and Reynolds for a while,wrote "Daydream Believer" for the Monkees, and "Never Goin Back" for the Lovin Spoonful, had a terrific solo career (check out "The Phoenix Concerts" if they're on CD) and did "(People Out There Turning Music Into) Gold" with a bunch of Fleetwood Mac members. |
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22 Nov 00 - 02:07 PM (#345226) Subject: RE: BS: John Stewart From: mkebenn LR Mole, you're dead on about the phoenix concerts, definitive versions of many of his best, especially "July, you're a woman" Are you familiar with Fire in the wind?? Mike Bennett |
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22 Nov 00 - 07:46 PM (#345415) Subject: RE: BS: John Stewart From: Stewie The 'Complete Phoenix Concerts' and 4 other early albums, including my favourite 'California Bloodlines', have been reissued on CD - 2 to a single CD - by the German Bear Family label: Bear Family --Stewie. |