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2nd Right 3rd Row (Poppy, 1972) Eric Von Schmidt and the Cruel Family (Philo, 1978) With others. Vince Bell, Phoenix (Watermelon, 1994) Paul Butterfield, Better Days (Bearsville, 1973) Bobby Charles, Bobby Charles (Bearsville, 1972) The Everly Brothers, Stories We Could Tell (RCA Victor, 1972) John Cale, Slow Dazzle (Island, 1975)
Credits. Accordion – Campo Malaqua. Arranged By – Geoff Muldaur. Backing Vocals, Bass Drum, Percussion [Turtle Shell] – Maria Muldaur. Bass – Jim Colegrove. Clarinet – Harry Reid. Co-producer, Vocals – James K. Rooney * Design [Booklet] – William Naegels * Design [Jacket] – Milton Glaser. Dobro – Ben Keith. Engineer – Nick Jameson.
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Published By – Chandos Music. Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Terre Haute. Credits. Accordion – Campo Malaqua. Arranged By – Geoff Muldaur. Backing Vocals – Jim Rooney. Backing Vocals, Bass Drum, Percussion [Turtle Shell] – Maria Muldaur. Backing Vocals, Guitar, Guitar [Knife], Clarinet, Other [Running Feet] – Geoff Muldaur.
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28. Mai 2018 · I wasn’t quite sure where to place this last one. It was the last Von Schmidt album issued but it was recorded on the heels of “2nd Right, 3rd Row.” Quite simply after it was recorded, and before it was released, Poppy records ran into legal difficulties. (I think a bankruptcy was involved as well.) The folks behind the label ...
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1. März 2024 · Both of the Mulduars contributed to Eric von Schmidt’s 2nd Right 3rd Row LP in 1972 and Geoff appeared on von Schmidt’s 1978 album Eric Schmidt and the Cruel Family.
(SRS 67124), notes which also appeared on a cover sticker for Von Schmidt's 1972 Poppy album 2nd Right 3rd Row, Dylan wrote: Of course we had heard about Eric Von Schmidt for many years. The name itself had become a password. Eventually, after standing in line to meet him, there it was – his doorstep, a rainy day, and he greeted his visitors ...
