Randy Resnick

New version I'm working on

Practice, Practice...

A tune I wrote in 1972 for Freddy Roulette, the great Chicago lap steel blues player and friend. We recorded it in Los Angeles with Don 'Sugarcane' Harris on violin. That recording can be heard here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf1ystc4No0

Silver Water, instrumental version

Give it Up For Love, live at Playing for Change Day 2019

Disclaimer: This song is about a previous girlfriend!

I recovered from DAT some of the tracks from the album To Love. This one has Larry Taylor on rhythm guitar and Waits drummer Stephen Hodges on drums. These sessions are from around 1993.

More practice!

Conversation with Larry from February 2018. Larry talks about his first gigs at the Sea Witch in L.A., Wesley Reynolds, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jerry McGee, the Ventures, the club scene in the South, the early days of rock.

The Gamblers: The group consisted of Derry Weaver (lead guitar), Larry Taylor (bass), Bruce Johnston (piano), Elliot Ingbar (rhythm guitar) and Rod Schaffer (drums).Written by Derry, 'Moon Dawg' was an instant classic - a blasting guitar rocker with a stunning drum intro and some nice dog howls courtesy of Nick Venet

Larry 'The Mole' Taylor, 1942-2019, began playing rock and roll with Jerry Lee Lewis, went on to co-found Canned Heat, who played Woodstock and still tour. He went on to play in John Mayall's Blues Breakers and then recorded and toured with Tom Waits.

In 2018, Larry and I decided to set down some autobiographical information via a series of phone conversations. There are many hours, so I've decided to break them into small segments. This is the first.