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13. Feb. 2012 · Much revered by his contemporaries, Siebel simply blew out of town after Jack-Knife Gypsy, destination: obscurity. He was born in Buffalo, New York, in 1937, studied at the university there and ...
20. Mai 2008 · Woodsmoke was recorded on the quick with top-shelf musicians including the fantastic David Bromberg, Richard Greene (Muleskinner), and one Weldon Myrick on steel. The 2004 Rhino reissue includes 1971’s equally good follow-up, Jack Knife Gypsy, boasting an astoundingly impressive personnel .
8. Apr. 2022 · As well as the quality of his songwriting, Paul Siebel’s two albums ‘Woodsmoke and Oranges’ and ‘Jack-Knife Gypsy’ included some of the greatest roots musicians of the time including David Bromberg, Richard Greene, Weldon Myrick, Clarence White, Buddy Emmons, Russ Kunkel, Bernie Leadon, Doug Kershaw, and David Grisman and ...
Paul Karl Siebel (September 19, 1937 – April 5, 2022) was an American singer-songwriter and guitarist, born in Buffalo, New York. He is best known for other artists' cover versions of his songs, most notably "Louise".
Paul Dillon, Peter Ecklund, Peter Kubaska, Ralph Lee Smith - other sidemen; Richard Greene - string on "Prayer Song" Production. Producer: Robert W. Zachary; Recording Engineer: Bill Lazerus at Sunset Sound, LA / Fritz Richmond at Elektra Sound Recorders, LA; Mixing: Bruce Morgan at Elektra Sound Recorders, LA; Art Direction: Robert L. Heimall
Paul Siebel - acoustic guitar, 12-string guitar, vocals; David Bromberg - dobro, acoustic guitar, electric guitar; Weldon Myrick - pedal steel guitar; Richard Greene - violin; Gary White - bass; Jeff Gutcheon - organ, piano; Don Brooks - harmonica; James Madison - drums; Production. Producer: Peter K. Siegel; Recording Engineer: Dave ...
Guitar, Vocals – Paul Siebel; Harmonica – Don Brooks; Illustration – Bob Ziering; Mastered By – RL* Mixed By – Peter K. Siegel; Pedal Steel Guitar – Weldon Myrick; Photography By – Robert Campbell* Piano, Organ – Jeff Gutcheon; Producer – Peter K. Siegel; Violin – Richard Greene; Written-By – Paul Siebel
