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FULL CIRCLE is receiving great reviews ...
FULL CIRCLE is a 'salute' to the music of a legend ... J.R. "Johnny" Cash.
I wanted it done just like it was in the "50's" at Sun Studios in Memphis Tennessee ... and I believe we have
accomplished that.
CD: "Randy Kay FULL CIRCLE ... Music For (Mr.) CA$H!"
Big River,
You Are My Sunshine (with my own vocal rendition)
Ring Of Fire (to Keith's arranging order)
Long Black Veil
Understand Your Man
Give My Love To Rose
Blue Suede Shoes
I Still Miss Someone (to Keith's arranging order)
Folsom Prison Blues (with an 'eerie' train fading guitar ending)
Cry Cry Cry
Lorena (very acoustic and with my own vocal rendition)
Will The Circle Be Unbroken (this is rocked up and I am impressed with the ending guitar work and band blending).
Speaking of the band blending, I've gotta' say how impressed I was with these awesome players. We had never played together
until we recorded this 'album'. We would dry run a song ... then they would absorb it! I can't say enough about these talented
professionals.
In fairness to Mr. CASH, we didn't copy this note for note but rather flowed into my delivery. I sure hope you will enjoy
listening to this album with as much or more enthusiasm, as we had doin' this album ... we were very excited!!!
This album was done 'LIVE - OFF THE FLOOR' and in two nights... there are no over dubs. Keith said he was talkin' to Larry
Delaney, editor of 'COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS', about our album and that Larry said to him ... "now that took alota' balls to
do it that way".
Luther Perkins Guitars
1- 1965 Fender Esquire - maple neck & fingerboard, George Gruhn says it is one of the earliest examples with this
style neck construction - Sunburst finish on body with 'original hard shell case' appraised then at $5,000.oo US
2- 1966 Fender Bass VI 6 String - maple neck, rosewood fingerboard with white binding and pearloid rectangular block inlays
- sunburst finish, laminated tortoise shell pickguard, three pickups resembling those used on the Jaguar, four slide switches,
Jaguar style tremolo with 'original hard shell case', George Gruhn appraised this in 1998 at $5,000.oo US.
Please contact me if you are seriously interested in these collector items.
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