From pprevite@ma.slr.com Mon Sep 23 07:01:18 2002
Subject:Re: Flavors of Ice Cream

TDN had one of the most tight, talented and versatile bands going!
Jimmy wrote a book about being in the band years ago titled "One Is The
Loneliest Number". Very good!

> PETER PREVITE
>
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> From: Ed Fliege [SMTP:k2mojo@groovedaddies.com]
> Sent: Monday, September 23, 2002 4:05 AM
> To: CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: RE: [CWSG] Re: Flavors of Ice Cream
>
> Jimmy Greenspoon is his name and IMO, much overlooked just like the rest
> of
> his band mates whose considerable talents were unfortunately overshadowed
> by
> the three vocalists of the group. Funny you should bring him up because I
> had just drug out my copy of "Captured Live at the Forum" to check out his
> playing on "Try a Little Tenderness" which we just worked up. I remember
> WAY long ago I had a 45 single of "Chest Fever" that I thought had some of
> the ballsiest (it's a word) sound this side of Deep Purple. Greenspoon
> still tours with the current lineup of TDN (using a Hammond/Leslie rig -
> no
> clone) which includes 2 out of 3 original singers (no Negron). Heck, I'd
> go
> see them if they came around here just to see if I could pester them into
> doing 'Chest Fever' again.
> I remember that some folks thought that TDN was too pop, but I always
> thought they had really interesting arrangements of other people's songs,
> which BTW is the same formula that made Joe Cocker famous.
>
> Ed Fliege
> k2mojo@groovedaddies.com
> www.groovedaddies.com
>
> > Does anyone know/ remember the keyboardist in Three Dog Night?
> > Chest Fever??
> > What a leslie sound he had. What was his name???
>
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