Wynn Stewart 3

          Date: Sat, 10 Jul 1999
          From: Jason Odd 
          To: koa7@urban.ne.jp

Dear Koji Kihara, 

In a recent email interview with Helen'Peaches Price'Johnson, it was revealed that Clarence 
White played on the following album. 
Wynn Stewart - In Love (ST-113) Released: 1968 Producer: Ken Nelson Recording Label: Capitol 
1 In Love 2:10 B. George 2 Missing You 3:01 R. Sovine-D. Noe 3 Kiss-a Me, Love-a Me 2:26 D. 
Noe 4 Don't Lay Your Head On My Shoulder 2:20 D. Noe 5 Happy Blues 2:21 D. Noe 
6 A Tough Row to Hoe 2:00 B. George 7 A Thousand Wonders 2:42 D. Noe-W. Stewart 
8 There's A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere 2:04 P. Roberts-S.Darnell 9 My Own Little 
World 2:35 B.Morris 10 Louisiana Blues Harp Man 2:13 C. Walden 11 I'll Die Tryin' 2:35 D. Noe 
Peaches Price wrote: 
Yeah, I was on that album with Tough Row to Hoe. In fact Bobby George played rhythm on the album.
Clarance White played guitar and so did Dale Noe. I think we had a "pick up" bass man who played 
upright bass.Jim Pierce on Piano, of course Mooney and thats about all I can recall. Carl Walden 
was there but I don't recall if he did anything other than play harmonica on Louisiana Blues Harp
Man.
 5 Jul 1999 

It is interesting to note that Clarence was brought in with Wynn's current lead guitarist Dale 
Noe, who was also Wynn's main songwriter at that point. While the studio crew included Bobby 
George, Peaches Price, Ralph Mooney and Jim Pierce all veterans of Wynn's early 1960's Nashville 
Nevada Club band and many of his sessions. To me this is an indication of how popular Clarence 
had become in country sessions as well as pop and rock. 
Regards 

Jason Odd. 





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