“Daddy’s Drinking Up Our Christmas,” written by John Tichy, recorded by him with his group Commander Cody And His Lost Planet Airmen. The pedal steel player is probably Bobby Black.
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“The Santa Claus Boogie,” written by Steve Ripley, and performed by him with his group, The Tractors. Video directed by Michael McNamara.
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“Hat Check Girl,” written and recorded by Duane Jarvis, 1998.
More:
“Duane Jarvis dies at 51; L.A. roots music singer-songwriter and guitarist,” Randy Lewis, Los Angeles Times
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“Just In Case It Happens, Yes Indeed,” written by Richie Furay, recorded by Poco, 1972. Richie Furay (guitar, vocals), Paul Cotton (guitar, vocals), Rusty Young (pedal steel, guitar, vocals), Timothy B. Schmit (bass, vocals), George Grantham (drums, vocals).
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“A Good Feelin’ To Know,” written by Richie Furay, recorded by Poco, 1972. Richie Furay (guitar, vocals), Paul Cotton (guitar, vocals), Rusty Young (pedal steel, guitar, vocals), Timothy B. Schmit (bass, vocals), George Grantham (drums, vocals).
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“Consequently So Long,” written by Richie Furay and Skip Goodwin, recorded by Poco, 1969. Richie Furay (guitar, vocals), Paul Cotton (guitar, vocals), Rusty Young (pedal steel, guitar, vocals), Timothy B. Schmit (bass, vocals), George Grantham (drums, vocals).
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“Sea of Lights,” recorded by Boo Ray, 2016. Boo Ray (vocal, guitar), Sol Philcox-Littlefield (guitar), Dallas Kruse (Hammond B3), Smith Curry (pedal steel), Paul Ill (bass), Steve Ferrone (drums).
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“Honky Tonk Dream,” performed by Boo Ray at Sun Studio in Memphis for John Cuniberti’s OneMic series, 2018. Boo Ray (vocal, guitar), Matt Workman (guitar, vocal), CJ Colendrea (pedal steel), Bill Baker (bass), Lemuel Hayes (drums).
Boo Ray website
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“The Santa Claus Boogie,” written by Steve Ripley and performed by him with his group, The Tractors. Video directed by Michael McNamara.
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