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JAMES McMURTRY RICK SHEA |
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The trio functioned as a unit rather than star + backup. | Bassman Ronnie Johnson also
contributed vocal harmonies. The drummer was Brian Sebastion. |
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McMurtry played more lead guitar than most singer-songwriter types. |
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A reworked version of this photo of Ronnie Mack introducing James McMurtry is now the header image on the main Barn Dance page. |
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Rick Shea and his band preceded McMurtry. Also on the bill: Marc Corey Lee. |
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The next day, James McMurtry went to KPCC-FM in nearby Pasadena and pre-taped an interview that was aired on 10-6-97. During the session he performed four songs with his band: Fuller Brush Man, Peter Pan, Sixty Acres, and Wild Man From Borneo. The interviewer was Mia Karnatz.
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