EDDIE STONE AND FRIENDS
''EDDIE STONE AND FRIENDS''
OCTOBER 11 2004
40:37
1/Don't Go Talkin'/4:31
Bruce Brookshire
2/Shot Down in Cold Blood/3:30
Daniel B. Ford, Eddie Stone, Bruce Brookshire
3/Please Be with Me/4:11
Charles Scott Boyer, Jr.
4/A Good Woman's Hard to Find/6:05
Eddie Stone, Bruce Brookshire
5/Almost Saturday Night/3:04
John C. Fogerty
6/Happy as a Man Can Be/3:41
Bruce Brookshire
7/Take It Like a Man/4:01
Eddie Stone, Bruce Brookshire
8/House on the Hill/3:15
Daniel B. Ford, Eddie Stone
9/Southern Girls/3:18
Eddie Stone, Bruce Brookshire
10/The Fire Still Burns/5:01
Bruce Brookshire
Eddie Stone/Keyboards, Vocals
Bruce Brookshire/Guitar, Bass, Dobro
Daniel Bud Ford/Bass
Danny "Cadillac" Lastinger/Drums, Congas, Percussion
John Vaughn/Drums
B.B. Borden/Drums
Chris Hicks/Guitar
Rob Walker/Guitar
Ronnie Hammond/Vocals
Tim Brooks/Slide Guitar
Eddie "Cowboy" Long/Dobro
Phil Palma/Guitar
Skip Slaughter/Bass
Stephen Martin/Keyboards
REVIEW
By Michael ''Buffalo'' Smith
Just like the good ol’ days of Capricorn Records, Eddie Stone and the folks at Phoenix Music have assembled a cool new Southern Rock album packed with great tunes and some heavy weight guest artists. Eddie, who double dips as keyboard man for both Doc Holiday and Grinderswitch, brings B.B. Borden and Chris Hicks from Marshall Tucker; Rob Walker and Mike Causey from Stillwater; Ronnie Hammond from Atlanta Rhythm Section; Eddie Long (Bama Band); Bruce Brookshire, Daniel Ford, Cadillac Lastinger, and John Vaughn from Doc Holliday, along with Tim Brooks, Phil Palms, Skip Slaughter and Stephen Martin.
The album is packed with Eddie’s originals, tunes co-written by Brookshire and an apt cover of Cowboy’s “Please Be With Me.” The guys also rock through John Fogerty’s “Almost Saturday Night.” And there’s an awesome tribute to The Allman Brothers, “The Fire Still Burns.” Another choice cut is “Take It Like A Man.” An awesome album from a great Southern talent.
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''EDDIE STONE AND FRIENDS''
OCTOBER 11 2004
40:37
1/Don't Go Talkin'/4:31
Bruce Brookshire
2/Shot Down in Cold Blood/3:30
Daniel B. Ford, Eddie Stone, Bruce Brookshire
3/Please Be with Me/4:11
Charles Scott Boyer, Jr.
4/A Good Woman's Hard to Find/6:05
Eddie Stone, Bruce Brookshire
5/Almost Saturday Night/3:04
John C. Fogerty
6/Happy as a Man Can Be/3:41
Bruce Brookshire
7/Take It Like a Man/4:01
Eddie Stone, Bruce Brookshire
8/House on the Hill/3:15
Daniel B. Ford, Eddie Stone
9/Southern Girls/3:18
Eddie Stone, Bruce Brookshire
10/The Fire Still Burns/5:01
Bruce Brookshire
Eddie Stone/Keyboards, Vocals
Bruce Brookshire/Guitar, Bass, Dobro
Daniel Bud Ford/Bass
Danny "Cadillac" Lastinger/Drums, Congas, Percussion
John Vaughn/Drums
B.B. Borden/Drums
Chris Hicks/Guitar
Rob Walker/Guitar
Ronnie Hammond/Vocals
Tim Brooks/Slide Guitar
Eddie "Cowboy" Long/Dobro
Phil Palma/Guitar
Skip Slaughter/Bass
Stephen Martin/Keyboards
REVIEW
By Michael ''Buffalo'' Smith
Just like the good ol’ days of Capricorn Records, Eddie Stone and the folks at Phoenix Music have assembled a cool new Southern Rock album packed with great tunes and some heavy weight guest artists. Eddie, who double dips as keyboard man for both Doc Holiday and Grinderswitch, brings B.B. Borden and Chris Hicks from Marshall Tucker; Rob Walker and Mike Causey from Stillwater; Ronnie Hammond from Atlanta Rhythm Section; Eddie Long (Bama Band); Bruce Brookshire, Daniel Ford, Cadillac Lastinger, and John Vaughn from Doc Holliday, along with Tim Brooks, Phil Palms, Skip Slaughter and Stephen Martin.
The album is packed with Eddie’s originals, tunes co-written by Brookshire and an apt cover of Cowboy’s “Please Be With Me.” The guys also rock through John Fogerty’s “Almost Saturday Night.” And there’s an awesome tribute to The Allman Brothers, “The Fire Still Burns.” Another choice cut is “Take It Like A Man.” An awesome album from a great Southern talent.
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