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Künstlerbiographie Roy Montrell

Roy Montrell 27 February 1928 New Orleans Louisiana - 16 March 1979 Amsterdam The Netherlands Was A Rhythm & Blues Guitarist. Roy Montrell Was One Of The Busiest Sessionmen And One Of The Most Influential Guitarists In New Orleans For More Than 20 Years Playing With Everyone From Bobby Mitchell To Roy Milton And Lloyd Price As Well As Being A Fixture In Fats Domino's Band For Years--Along The Way He Even Found Time To Give Guitar Lessons To A Youthful Mac Rebennack. The New Orleans Answer To Steve Cropper In Memphis Montrell Was Always Booked Somewhere On Somebody's Session With The Result That In More Than 20 Years In Music He Only Ever Cut Two Singles Of His Own One For Specialty " Everytime I Hear That Mellow Saxophone" And One For Minit "Mudd." He Played On Hundreds Possibly Thousands Of Recordings Some Of Them Among The Most Famous Recordings Ever To Come Out Of New Orleans--By The Likes Of Fats Domino Allen Toussaint Paul Gayten Art Neville Et Al--And Was Also In Heavy Demand As A Live Musician Usually On Tour As Part Of Somebody's Band. He Died In Amsterdam While On A Concert Tour Of Europe. " Everytime I Hear That Mellow Saxophone" Has Been Widely Covered By Acts Including The Stray Cats And Imelda May. It Was Chosen By Bob Dylan For The "Musical Instruments" Episode Of His Theme Time Radio Hour Series And Is Featured On The 2-CD Set Of Tracks From The Show.

50 Top-Musiktitel für Roy Montrell - Frogtoon Musik

50 Top-Musikttext für Roy Montrell - Frogtoon Musik

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