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about For Eddie by Aliotta, Haynes & Jeremiah
[FOR EDDY] or [FOR EDDIE]{1a}{ab} Written by: Skip Haynes & Eugene von Heitlinger Produced by: Mitch Aliotta, Skip Haynes, John Jeremiah, Bill Bradley, Marty Feldman & Barry Mraz Engineered by: Bill Bradley, Marty Feldman & Barry Mraz Performed by: Aliotta, Haynes and Jeremiah{2}{3} With Eugene von Heitlinger on bass. First released:{4} Single: None Album: 1970
{1a}"For Eddy" was inspired by a real person who was just as the song described, a one-armed piano player who drank too much and whose life didn't amount to much. But he earned a little money working at the Earl of Old Town, a folk music club in the heart of the [Old Town] area of Chicago. The dog was real too.
{1b}On all but one of the albums listed below (see note 4) the title of this song is spelled "For Eddy," however on the cover and on the label of album A1, [Aliotta, Haynes & Jeremiah,] the first time the song appears, it was spelled "For Eddie."
- {2}Personnel performing on this recording:
- Mitch Aliotta (vocals)
- Skip Haynes (vocals)
- John Jeremiah (vocals & keyboards)
- Ron Zeto
- Eugene von Heitlinger (bass)
{3}Covered by: Mitch Aliotta (solo) Skip Haynes (solo)
{4}Appears on:{*} ALBUM(s): (A) Aliota, Haynes & Jeremiah: [Aliotta, Haynes & Jeremiah] (1) Ampex, 8-Track, Mono LP, #A-10108, US-1970{5}.
(B) Various Artists: [Gathering at the Earl of Old Town] (1) Dunwich, 13-Track, Mono LP, Live, #SD-670, US-1970. "For Eddy," by Aliotta, Haynes & Jeremiah, track B1.
(C) Aliotta, Haynes & Jeremiah: [Lake Shore Drive] (1) Big Foot, 9-Track, Mono LP, #BF-714, US-1971. (2) Quicksilver, 13-Track, Stereo CD, Alternate Cover, #QSCD-1019-2, US-1995. (3) Quicksilver, 13-Track, Stereo Cassette, Alternate Cover, #QSCD-1019-2, US-1995.
(D) Aliotta, Haynes & Jeremiah: [Lake Shore Drive at Twenty-Five] (1) Quicksilver, 33-Track, 2-CD Set, Anniversary Edition, #QSCD-1033, US-1996.
(E) Aliotta, Haynes & Jeremiah: [Songs] (1) Quicksilver, 10-Track, Stereo CD, #QSCD-1025, US-2000.
{*}The album(s) and record(s) listed here may have different versions of the song than the one that was transcribed. Also, this list is not intended to be the complete discography on which this song appears.
{5}Transcribed from the track on this album.
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