Name: 7- Paraphernalia by LowellGrauss
Duration: 5 min 16 s
Description: Lee Cronbach: Piano, Gabriel Stern: Flute, Harvey P Warren: Violin, Ed Epstein: Tenor Saxophone, Tom Koosis: Alto Saxophone, Mike Vannice: Alto Saxophone, Bill Hannaford: Trombone, Vince Gomez: Bass, Bill Grauss: Drums ------Composer: Pat Wallace,

Tanya

 Lee Cronbach: Piano, Gabriel Stern: Flute, Harvey P Warren: Violin, Ed Epstein: Tenor Saxophone, Tom Koosis: Alto Saxophone, Mike Vannice: Alto Saxophone, Bill Hannaford: Trombone, Vince Gomez: Bass, Bill Grauss: Drums ------Composer: Pat Wallace,

7- Paraphernalia

Junior Earl / Small World
 (1975) All titles copyrighted except: Misty (Erroll Garner) /  How Long (Traditional).
Junior Earl: Vocals, Harmonica.  Gerald Christie: Guitar.  Keith Duncan: Bass.  Bill Gauss: Drums.


Tarot Blues

Me and Guy

An unused track from sessions for the Criminal Records album "Live at the Jolly Roger Roadhouse" (still available as an Mp3 download from Amazon.com).  At over seven minutes, this track was deemed too long for the album, but it was the best song of the evening by far. I started playing with Tom shortly after moving to Seattle in 1973; five nights a week at the Boulder Cafe in the Pike Place Market - an education in the blues. Tom was a truly great singer, guitarist, and songwriter. The best of his original songs stand up with the best blues songs ever written, including this one.  Blues for Our Time uncoils in its own leisurely time, becoming this Army vet's  stirring condemnation of a world and a lifetime of WAR - which continues today after his death.  This song tells you what kind of man Tom McFarland was.  Personnel here is Tom McFarland, guitar and vocal; Perry Welsh, harmonica; J.W. Moore, drums; Mark Dalton, bass.

7- Paraphernalia

LowellGrauss

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