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The musicians who participated on Life in a Tin Can were Jim Keltner, Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Tommy Morgan, Jerome Richardson, Ric Grech, Jane Getz and Johnny Pate. [4] When asked by Billboard why they moved from London to Los Angeles, Maurice says: "We don't want to talk about it yet.
Steel-Gitarre: Sneaky Pete Kleinow; Piano: Jane Getz; Querflöte: Jerome Richardson; Mundharmonika: Tommy Morgan; Trackliste. A1. Saw a New Morning (Barry, Robin & Maurice Gibb) A2. I Don’t Wanna Be the One (Barry Gibb) A3. South Dakota Morning (Barry Gibb) A4. Living in Chicago (Barry, Robin & Maurice Gibb) B1. While I Play (Barry ...
Personal life and death. Kleinow was married to Ernestine Kleinow for 54 years until his death. They had three sons and two daughters together. Kleinow died on January 6, 2007, at a convalescent home near the skilled nursing facility in Petaluma, California. Suffering from Alzheimer's disease, he had been living at the facility since ...
„Sneaky“ Pete Kleinow (* 20. August 1934 in South Bend , Indiana ; † 6. Januar 2007 in Petaluma , Kalifornien ) war ein US-amerikanischer Country-Musiker .
3. Jan. 2016 · January 6, 2007 – Sneaky Pete Kleinow was born on August 20th 1934 in South Bend, Indiana. He became intrigued by the steel guitar, particularly the Hawaiian stylings of Jerry Byrd, and he took up the instrument when he was 17. He worked repairing roads, but he would play in club bands at night.
10. Jan. 2007 · Born on August 20, 1934, in South Bend, Indiana, he began playing the steel guitar at the age of 17 but spent the first decade of his working life as a maintenance man for the Michigan State...
26. Feb. 2021 · He died January 6 at age 72, the victim of swift-moving Alzheimer’s disease. What set Pete apart was not only his ability to infuse the Byrds and Burritos with country cred, but his evolution into an in-demand, respected rock session musician.
