From “Ry Cooder & The Moula Banda Rhythm Aces: Let’s Have A Ball”, a film by Les Blank registered at The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, CA on March 25′th 1987. introduction of the band. Nice Jim Keltner solo. Comment MrBillindallas: promotional images shot in San Francisco in this mini-tour of a barrel of his approval. The photographer asked Mr. Keltner if I wanted to take his sunglasses off some pictures. He replied dryly: “If I took the person was not my glasses.” Great Guy – great drummer – a true professional. MrBillindallas Another comment: Concert has been a period of two nights – the last tour NorCal total of nine times. Shot in 16mm with a truckload of remote audio in the driveway. Film is released in Europe but not in the United States. large group, one of the best places in the States, ” the last two nights of the mini-tour that was really on fire. A place was so small band filled the stage and dance floor. Setlist for two nights in Santa Cruz: 3-24-87 Santa Cruz, CA (catalyst): Showtime Little Sister only in the Middle Lets Have A Ball Me and the title of Frank’s words [known in Spanish] Hell has to go if these walls could talk to Jesus on the mainline How a poor man times and live? A bomb balls weeny bit of your love Why do not you? Down In The Boondocks Things that Make Me Poor Fool enrich End of an automobile (every woman I know) a: Down In Hollywood Chain Gang Goodnight Irene Santa Cruz 3-25-87, CA (Catalyst . ..
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THIS IS THE SOUND OF ……..UNITED STATES OF AMERICA !!!!!!
Many Greetings from Italy and Many Thanks To enjoy all of Us with this.
alberto
How to do I purchase a DVD of this amazing concert? Thanks.
this is a very happy and happenin’ band! love the 1,000 watt smiles on every one of their faces!
One of my all time favorite from Ry Cooder, the way he’s grooving the song is just amazing Can’t get enough ! Keltner is a real master !
Sweet!!!…damn, I lived in S.Cruz at the time — wish i’d seen this show — those were the days of wine, xtc and roses my friend,,,thought they’d never end….sigh….thanx for the vid – and t/memories!!!
Too bad the electric piano sounds so shallow in this concert… The rest is brilliant!
Jim Keltner is the master of smooooooth!!!!
This is da shit
Didn’t Jim play drums on some Leon Russell albums and travel with Leon for awhile?
Wow! Wow! Wow! Whatelse is there to say?
Ry Cooder is the Best Ever …the rest are just that ….the rest …and let them be ..
Amazing, amazing stuff. Is this on DVD yet anywhere?
I don’t know what to say first:
1)”Van Dyke Parks? How lucky is Ry Cooder to get a sideman like that?”
or
2)”Ry Cooder? How lucky is Van Dyke Parks to get a sideman gig like that?”
I’d give both arms to jam with either of them, even though I’d suck because I had no arms.
Is there a better drummer out there that Jim Keltner? Doubtful
I think he’s just really cool.
I would like to hire this band.. does anyone know who the boggly eyed geezer with the strat is.. next to the mexican dude..
this band is off da hook! Van Dyke is possibly the most unsung genius in American music. I have the honor of knowing him a little, and having him play (for free!) on some of my demos. An amazing man, and he’s worked with most of the rock and roll hall of fame. And me, from the hall of obscurity!
Yes isnt it, I saw him at Hammersmith in 1982, fantastic gig…!
Isn’t that a ‘HotRod’?…a bunch of sticks bound together..a quiet stick?
Sex is great to this..thankyou …such a groove.
great
Van Dyke Parks on Piano? How’d he get that gig? lol.
Anyone notice JK has a brush-looking stick in his right hand during his solo?
does anyone know if he wears the sunglasses for a vision problem or is it just his style?
Color me SPEECHLESS here in Chicago…..!
Jeezus squeezus. I haven’t seen Ry & Flaco live forever. I’d even pay full price for a copy of this show. Bobby King & Terry Evans were so great together. Keltner’s kicking it, too. WHEW!!