Tracks Listing 01.White Line 02.Papst Blue Ribbon 03.Father Michaels 04.The Bream are still biting in Ferriday 05.Flying Machine 06.Half ain´t been told * Donnie McCormick - Lead Vocals,Drums,and everything else at one time David Cantonwine - Bass Joe Rogers - Piano Wayne "Bear" Sauls - Guitars,Lead Vocals on * Jerome Joseph - Congas
Great Blend of R&B,Blues,Rock,Psychedelic......played the southern way. They just owned the Strip ,Piedmont Park...... just like the Booger Band,The Sweet Younguns,the Allman Bros. etc.....everybody played with everybody...in places like the Bottom of the Barrel,The Bowery,Hot´Lanta.......(Many Thanks to Traink)
Tracklist 01.Whiskey Woman Blues 02.Flying Machine 03.White Line > Half ain´t been told * 04.Brown Sugar 05.Texas Sand > The Bream are still biting in Ferriday 06.Who´s got the time to bother 07.What´s nude 08.Honky Tonk Man > No rollin´Boogie 09.Food,Phone,Gas and Lodging * 10.Chattahoochee Coochee Man 11.Things I think I think I´ll find 12.Texas * 13.Whiskey Woman Blues (different mix) Credits Donnie McCormick - Lead Vocals, Drums,and everything else at one time David Cantonwine - Bass Joe Rogers - Piano, Hammond B3 Wayne "Bear" Sauls - Guitars, Lead Vocals on *
You can tell by this Show....they never played the same show twice the same way.......pure energy !! The took the late night club onto the big Stage. They had about 130 songs at this time 01. Instrumental 02. I love the life I live > The Thrill is gone 03. Can´t get home for your Party 04. Big Legged Mama * 05. No rollin´ Boogie // No rollin´Boogie 06. Brown Sugar > Things 07. Past Blue Ribbon 08. Chattahoochee Coochee Man 09. The Letter 10. Summertime 11. Whiskey Woman Blues // Donnie McCormick - Lead Vocals,Drums,and everything else at one time David Cantonwine - Bass Joe Rogers - B3 organ Wayne "Bear" Sauls - Guitars,Lead Vocals on * Tommy Carlise - Guitar,Slide Jerome Joseph - Congas
Eric Quincy Tate were not a person, they were a band - a quartet of down-and-dirty swamp rockers, Naval reservists stationed in Quincy, MA, but based down South, playing regularly in Texas where they were discovered by Tony Joe White, who shared a similar taste for blues, R&B, and soul. Eric Quincy Tate is pure swamp pop, mixing up soul, blues, country, and rock & roll into a dynamite concoction of thick, funky roots rock.
Tracklist: 01. Brown Sugar 02. Hit The Road Jack 03. Cherry Pie 04. Shake Rattle & Roll 05. Whiskey Woman Blues...I Can't Turn You Loose 06. Whiskey Woman Blues...Reprise 07. White Line 08. Crazy Arms 09. Worms 10. No Rollin' Boogie
Great Blend of R&B,Blues,Rock,Psychedelic......played the southern way... They just owned the Strip ,Piedmont Park...... just like the Booger Band,The Sweet Younguns,the Allman Bros. etc.....everybody played with everybody...in places like the Bottom of the Barrel,The Bowery,Hot´Lanta....... Enjoy !!! (By Traink, many thanks to him) Tracklist 01. Misty 02. How many ways a man can get the Blues 03. Don´t let me loose this Dream 04. The Letter 05. No rollin´ Boogie 06. Father Michael 07. Drivin´Wheel
Credits Donnie McCormick - Lead Vocals,Drums,and everything else at one time David Cantonwine - Bass Joe Rogers - B3 organ Wayne "Bear" Sauls - Guitars Tommy Carlise - Guitar,Slide Here
Tracklist 01 Funky Instrumental 02 Season of the Witch 03 Honky Tonk Man >No rollin´ Boogie 04 Brown Sugar 05 Things (I think I think I´ll find) fade out Credits Donnie McCormick - Lead Vocals,Drums,and everything else at one time David Cantonwine - Bass Joe Rogers - B3 Organ,Piano Wayne "Bear" Sauls - Guitars (Just joined the Band) Jerome Joseph - Congas Eric Quincy Tate was one of the greatest Southern Rock bands of all time, but they just never got the recognition they so richly deserved. The Texas based band was compared by many to fellow Capricorn Records artists The Allman Brothers Band, due mostly to their extreme talent and ability to take the music to another level in concert, playing extended jams and brilliantly executed rock songs.Two of the band’s founding members died during the past year or so, leaving behind a musical legacy of great importance to any who ever heard them live or on record, because onc you herd the band, you were hooked for life.(Many Thanks to Traink) Here
