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[Funk 50]

My feeling is, if you're going to bring Vitale and an additional drummer, he should be used to his full potential. Kettle drums, flute, the whole package. I'm going to have to ask JV if he still plays flute. Since I haven't actually heard any flute from him since the 70's perhaps he's not playing it any more.

I've just checked the sleeve notes for Vitale's last CD, Speaking In Drums from 2008. All the track credits have "Joe Vitale : All Other Instruments and Vocals" so Joe may have played the flute on it but I can't remember off the top of my head. I don't think he did.
It's a good excuse to give it another listen.

And The Band Played On would be something to see, if Vitale plays Sitar on it, like he does on the Analog Man album.

[Funk 50]

A few decades ago (80s), I switched on the TV, flicked through the 4 channels we had at the time and caught the unmistakable voice of Jackson Browne.
I guessed that the song was called Crow On The Cradle. More than likely, it was David Lindley on violin then I caught as hint of Joe Walsh in the harmonies!

As a Joe Walsh record collector, this was stunning discovery!

Sure enough, the credits read:

Crow On The Cradle

Jackson Browne
David Lindley
Graham Nash
Craig Doerge
Joe Walsh

Written by
Sidney Carter

I watched the entire film to catch more of the song. It was an obscurity titled IN THE KING OF PRUSSIA. It starred Martin Sheen. I think he was the only professional actor in the film and to be honest, it was the most tedious thing I'd ever watched, recreating the trial of the Plowshares 8.

I searched for the song. Jackson has a few versions of Crow On The Cradle but the only version featuring Joe Walsh, is in the In The King Of Prussia film.

Today, after the umpteenth search, over many years, on YouTube, I finally found it and listened to the track for a second time and this time I got to hear the full five minutes, at the start of the film

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUph8GWFupE

Great Song. Great Voices. Plus a little melancholy magic from my two favourites, Walsh and Lindley.

It's a red letter day for me.

[sodascouts]

Wow - how cool! Great find!

[Brooke]

Beautiful song! Sounds like a JB song to me! And I'd love to see him with David Lindley again. When I saw him a couple years ago he had a new band with him. Joe and Graham certainly didn't hurt it any either!

Thanks for posting F50!

[Midnight Visitor]

New footage has surfaced from Ringo's 1992 tour. Joe is an utter mess in this video. Makes me so happy he is who he is TODAY. Someone might want to take this over to the Timothy video page. Timothy shows up and he is absolutely gorgeous in this video.

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[UndertheWire]

So funny to hear them described as "veterans" and yet they look so young. Also, the comment about The Who from the road manager.

[Midnight Visitor]

So funny to hear them described as "veterans" and yet they look so young. Also, the comment about The Who from the road manager.

That road manager worked w/the Who during The James Gang's 1st European tour. They opened for the Who. He's a long time friend of Joe's. He's a funny guy. Doesn't Timothy look wonderful in this video? Not that it's unusual for him to look good!

[LuvTim]

[quote=Midnight Visitor;313566]That road manager worked w/the Who during The James Gang's 1st European tour. They opened for the Who. He's a long time friend of Joe's. He's a funny guy. Doesn't Timothy look wonderful in this video? Not that it's unusual for him to look good![/quote]

Oh my gosh...


(Thanks, MV. )

And,yes, Joe is apparently so much healthier and happier now that he's gotten sober. It's gratifying to see it.

[Brooke]

Joe just cracks me up every time!

And yes, agreed, Timothy looks

Thanks MV!

[shunlvswx]

AG. Here's the end of The Blues Brothers. Don't blink because you will miss him. LOL

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