Dale Watson Remembers Ray Price
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Dale Watson shares his memories of Ray Price.
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Dale Watson - one of the great overlooked singers and songwriters. Saw him many moons ago here in the UK - great night, great tunes ! Thanks for the memory.
I saw Dale in my hometown of Sunshine, Australia, brought out by Audrey Auld.
I loved Ray’s remark about Blake Shelton. Ray Price flushed more talent down the toilet every morning than Blake Shelton will ever have.
Amen!!!
Dale Watson puts on a hell of a show I have been a fan for a long long time.
Dale is one heck of a down to earth guy. Met him a couple times. Song writing, voice and guitar play'n are outstanding. One class act.
OTIS, off the charts again having Dale on and talking about Ray Price the country Frank Sinatra. I am 67 and loved both of these guys , both different but are great and loved their albums since I was a kid .
My cousin Calvin has one of Ray Price's tour buses. It's at the bottom of a lake in the Athens Texas scuba park.
Love Dale and you as well Otis, thanks for sharing this
Dale is so good and a really great guy to boot. Loved Monday nights at The Continental. Thanks for this Otis.
I heard of Dale while listening to a Texas music podcast. I checked him out on Google, saw the coolest telecaster Ever and then started listening to his music. He has an great sound and look too - I love his Baby makes me biscuit song. My wife dances to his music - it's got a real swing to it.
Another "good'en" Otis - thank you sir.
PS - sending you & Amy an early "Happy Anniversary" greeting from Nancy & I.❤👍
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Dale used to live four houses down the street from us in Austin. I never met him as our schedules were quite different. He used the end of the street by our house for a photo shoot once. We went to see him at the Luckenbach dance hall, it don’t get much better than that.
Dale Watson is great. Throw back artist since he started. Got some great songs. Ray Price was the king of crooners though. My parents kind of forced us on him with their late night parties. Used to go to sleep listening to Make the world go away. I saw him 3 times in the 2000's. He almost went into a trance when he sang. It was beutiful. He always started his shows with a joke about Englebert Humperdink. It was funny. Old school entertainer. Real Pro! I really liked his version of Little Green Apples too. Thanks O!
I heard he lived with Hank when he was starting out. I’d love to hear some of those stories. Kris Kristophen wrote some of the greatest songs ever and there are certain ones that some singers make their own. Of course Janis Joplin is identified by Bobby Magee and Cash singing Sunday morning coming down I still listen to and deeply relate to but Ray Price singing For the good times still ranks as in my top 5 favorites of country songs.And any list that Hank Williams is also on tells it all.Much like Mel Torme Rays singing could only be described as like silk or velvet. Was planning on seeing him at a local casino but we had an emergency and couldn’t make it.He died soon thereafter. It’s one of the many if only or what ifs we all have.When I hear one those songs it takes me back to my youth and where I was and how I was feeling and memories, long forgotten, come flooding back.
Thank you again for your site and its content. Your comments, readings and tape recordings bring back memories I’m sure would have never been taken out of storage again in my life. You’re channel is the only one I finally subscribed to because for the most part I hate social media and the BS that goes with most of it. Keep em coming. It’s the first thing I look for in the morning and your content gives me so much joy and happiness and that’s very rare these days.
I have been blessed to see Dale many times. Just saw him a few weeks back in his new hometown of Marshall Texas. Always the best entertainer. I got to see Ray Price at a casino in Oklahoma, just pure magic onstage.
Love your channel Otis keep up the good , important work you do.
Dale is so talented and has great stage present.
My dad always said Ray was a cousin but I am pretty sure he was teasing. But I remember all his records my dad had.
Dale is married into my family. Saw him when he came through Tomball, Texas.
Did he ever recover his guitar? Saw it was stolen from somewhere.
I hope he got it back too! Stolen in Houston area a few months ago.
I have family in Tomball. Is Mel’s still open?
Mel's appears to still be there.
Thank Otis, have a Merry Christmas.
Thanks Otis! I love Dale Watson! I really think he's way underated!
More Dale Watson please. I know Dale, he lives here in Memphis now and Owns and plays Hernandos Hideaway, a cool bar where Jerry Lee Lewis used to pop into some nights and play till all hours...Dale is one cool Guy!!
Otis. I absolutely love these posts. I travel for work (SALES REP) so when I checke in to hotel the first thing I do is look to see if you put anything on you tube. Just makes life on the road ....better !
Ol Jimmy Day.
Cool, like to hear more from Dale.
Dale should have been way way bigger. He was almost too authentic!
A real western hero hell a song writer
I met one of Ray's later fiddle players. He had some messages saved that Ray sent him. Funny and salty!
Dale is wonderful. I hope you interview Fred Eaglesmith soon
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That’s funny , i remember back when Blake made that remark i can remember thinking want a dip shit thing to say !! I can almost guarantee that’s the music he was raised on !! Ray Price always had a great band especially with Buddy emmons , which a lot of those old classic country guys did . Little Jimmy always had a great band , Merle always had a killer band with Roy Nichols & Don Markham , also Johnny Gimple & Ralph Mooney who would play with him anyway my point is these guys back then had members in there bands that added value , that people came to see & it’s not that way today at all in my opinion.