Katzenjammers - Live ! Poolside # 2.with Dixi Lee Stone
Killer vocals featuring Dixi Lee Stone of the Original Caste ( she recorded One Tin Soldier, Mr. Monday ). this is from.. Live ! Poolside At The Imperial Inn Victoria, Canada 1986. The Katzenjammers trio was Dennis Ferbey - vocals & bass, Robert Edwards - vocal & guitar and Grant Sinclair -drums. This was taped off the pool deck on a cassette player.. live...no dubs. Play LOUD ..we did ..ha ! .
Live ! Poolside At The Imperial Inn Victoria, Canada 1986. The Katzenjammers trio featuring Dixi Lee Stone. It was a privilege to have worked with Dixi of the Original Caste , She recorded ' One Tin Soldier ' and ' Mr. Monday '. This trio was Dennis Ferbey - vocals & bass, Robert Edwards - vocal & guitar and Grant Sinclair -drums
.featuring Dixi Live ! Poolside At The Imperial Inn Victoria, Canada 1986. The Katzenjammers trio featuring Dixi Lee Stone. It was a privilege to have worked with Dixi of the Original Caste , She recorded ' One Tin Soldier ' and ' Mr. Monday '. This trio was Dennis Ferbey - vocals & bass, Robert Edwards - vocal & guitar and Grant Sinclair -drums
Live ! Poolside At The Imperial Inn Victoria, Canada 1986. The Katzenjammers trio featuring Dixi Lee Stone. It was a privilege to have worked with Dixi of the Original Caste , She recorded ' One Tin Soldier ' and ' Mr. Monday '. This trio was Dennis Ferbey - vocals & bass, Robert Edwards - vocal & guitar and Grant Sinclair -drums
.featuring Dixi Live ! Poolside At The Imperial Inn Victoria, Canada 1986. The Katzenjammers trio featuring Dixi Lee Stone. It was a privilege to have worked with Dixi of the Original Caste , She recorded ' One Tin Soldier ' and ' Mr. Monday '. This trio was Dennis Ferbey - vocals & bass, Robert Edwards - vocal & guitar and Grant Sinclair -drums
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Filmed: Jan. 1, 1986
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