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Posts Tagged ‘J.J. Cale’

Leon, J.J., and the Super Dupers

By Teresa Knox | April 11, 2018 | 6

Having grown tired of the fourteen-hour days in the recording studio playing on other people’s records, Leon Russell decided in 1965 to work for legendary producer Snuff Garrett, who was…

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It’s the time of the month again!! First Friday Art Crawl! Come out and enjoy the wide variety of art, architecture, history & more today at The Church Studio!
Just one of the many intricate pieces of architecture put into The Studio! The Church Studio is decked out from floor to ceiling!!
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We enjoy viewing the art of so many musicians such as Leon Russell, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Paul McCartney, and Shelter Artist, Dwight Twilley! Dwight created hundreds of art pieces including this beauty we have in the archive which he painted in 1987.⠀ ⠀ #ChurchStudioArchive #TheChurchStudio #DwightTwilley
George Harrison invited Leon to play piano on Badfingers third album in the summer of 1971. The piano part complemented Pete Hams and Harrisons dual slide guitars on Day After Day. #LeonRussell #GeorgeHarrison #DayAfterDay #BadFinger #AppleRecords
It’s #nationalpinkday !! Swipe to see Elton John rocking out in 1986 in a pink Mohawk on a Steinway piano!
Eric Clapton photographed in Scotland! Do you know what sparked Clapton’s love for music?! Clapton says that he encountered the blues through a radio show that played music for kids. Clapton was raised by his grandparents and “was a bit of a loner at times,” says his grandma. But he found solace in the BBC children’s show Uncle Mac. “Uncle Mac was on the radio Saturday morning, and he would play a variety of music for kids,” Clapton remembers. “And then every now and then, he’d play some different music: [the blues]. You didn’t hear that anywhere else. And I thought, this is for me … it took all the pain away.”
Just a few of the photos we’ve been tagged in recently!! We love to see/hear what you think of The Studio! Keep coming to visit and keep tagging us in your photos!!
Abbey Father’s Day from The Church Studio!!

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