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HI!


Does somebody know a website were is written which musicans played with elvis the garden?

Susan




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Susan wrote:HI!


Does somebody know a website were is written which musicans played with elvis the garden?

Susan
What exactly do you mean? It's all in the booklet, isn't it?



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I do not have it!

I can`t tell.




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Susan wrote:I do not have it!

I can`t tell.
You don't have the CD? Or you don't have the booklet? ;)

Well, it's the regular touring group of 1972. Why do you ask?



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First off all thanx!

Can you give me a link with names of the regular 1972 touring group?



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Here you go!!!

http://www.elvisconcerts.com/tours/t19721mu.htm

AND

http://www.elvisconcerts.com/tours/t19722mu.htm

...with the exception of the NY shows where the orchestra used was not "Joe Guercio's orchestra" but another one... maybe someone can spell the name properly... as I can't remember how to spell it.




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Susan -
The band consisted of: James Burton - lead guitar; John Wilkenson - rhythm guitar; Ronny Tutt - drums; Jerry Scheff - bass; Glen D. Harding - piano; Charlie Hodge - harmony vocals & acoustic rhythm guitar. This was the "classic" TCB band line-up.
The backing vocalists: J.D.Sumner & the Stamps Quartet (Bill Baize, Ed Enoch, Richard Sterban, Donny Sumner); the Sweet Inspirations (Estelle Brown, Sylvia Shemwell, Myrna Smith); Kathy Westmoreland.
The orchestra was conducted by Joe Guercio.



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If I'm not mistaken, the orchestra conducted by Joe Guercio for those shows at MSG was the "Joe Malin Orchestra", a local orchestra that had been hired for the engagement rather than flying Guercio's orchestra from Las Vegas to NYC.


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Thanx to all of you!




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Pete Dube wrote:The band consisted of: James Burton - lead guitar; John Wilkenson
John Wilkinson
Ronny Tutt - drums
If abbreviation, then "Ronnie" not Ronny Tutt.
Jerry Scheff - bass; Glen D. Harding
Glen D. Hardin

Two out of five, ain't bad ... ;) Sorry folks, I can't stand misspelled names.


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