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From Career Records <eldeluxe@mcn.net>
Subject Re: old thread on geetar parts/
Date Thu, 30 Jun 2005 20:47:57 -0600

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I had the "pleasure of seeing Steely Dan open for Slade and Humble Pie. To be
honest they were dreadful. But there was a photographer there who'd heard me on
the radio plugging Slade and introduced himself. I wanna say it was Chuck Pulin
but I'm not positive. Anyway, back stage he made a point of introducing me to
Elliot who sat in on Reeling In The Years at those shows. I knew the name, and
was pleased to say hi.

RS
Brian Curtis wrote:

> on 6/27/05 2:00 PM, audities-owner@smoe.org at audities-owner@smoe.org
> wrote:
>
> > P.S. number two for me would be the bodaciously neat work on Steely
> > Dan's "Reeling In The Years". Who played that again? I always forget his
> > name. But I can play every note on my air guitar steering wheel.
>
> That would be Elliot Randall.
>
> Live in the original touring days of Steely Dan, Skunk Baxter used to do the
> honors for the song, but he never achieved the scrappy blitzkrieg that was
> Randall's solo.  Elliot also handled the solo on another song from the same
> album - "Kings" - with an equally brash bit of fretwork.
>
> Brioohs

-- Ronald Sanchez
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Career Records
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