On this date March 21, 1964, the initial instrumental backing tracks were recorded for ” The Little Old Lady From Pasade…

On this date March 21, 1964, the initial instrumental backing tracks were recorded for ” The Little Old Lady From Pasade…

On this date March 21, 1964, the initial instrumental backing tracks were recorded for ” The Little Old Lady From Pasadena” by Jan & Dean at Western Studios in Hollywood. The song was written by Jan Berry, Don Altfeld, and Roger Christian, and the record was produced/arranged by Berry. Personnel on this session (according to AFM sheets) Hal Blaine-drums Earl Palmer-drums… Jimmy Bond-upright bass Russell Bridges ( Leon Russell)-piano Ray Pohlman – electric bass or Fender VI Bill Pitman-guitar Billy Strange-guitar Tommy Tedesco-guitar (electric 12-string) Soloist -unknown, but possibly Tommy Morgan on Harmonica, but he is not on the listing. Vocals and other overdubs were done at later sessions. The single was released June 8, 1964 on Liberty Records. #JanandDean #60smusic #thewreckingcrew #recordingsessions https://youtu.be/vNAyUfmVeGg

Published at Sun, 21 Mar 2021 17:40:44 GMT

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Next Post

On this week in March of 1964 the LP "The Astounding 12-String Guitar of Glen Campbell" was released on Capitol Records....

Thu Apr 8 , 2021
On this week in March of 1964 the LP “The Astounding 12-String Guitar of Glen Campbell” was released on Capitol Records…. On this week in March of 1964 the LP “The Astounding 12-String Guitar of Glen Campbell” was released on Capitol Records. It was produced by Kermit Walter and Nick […]