This recording features the late Paul Tatara on guitar, singing a song written by his friend, the late Chuck Bell in November 1982. The song is played by TRASH, also featuring Jan Linendoll on drums, Fleenor Gray on trumpet, Brian DiBello on slide guitar, and Xtine on bass.
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Paul was killed in the 1990s in an automobile accident traveling between here and Edinboro. He truly was a great musician, and was always able to interpret my original songs with such finesse and feeling. Thanks for posting your comment.
This is something I really didn’t want to hear. We have indeed lost a great musician. When I left Erie I had always hoped to return and do a collaboration with Paul. During the Hickory Wind days he was a major influence on the songs I had written for the band. I would always think to myself as I was writing…. “This is where Paul can put a killer guitar solo”…
I can only imagine what he would be doing today in the “Digital Age”.
Thanks for getting back to me.
I completely understand how you feel, Stephen. I put together a band named “Trash” and I have digitized and produced videos of two songs. You saw one, here is the link to another, called “I Want To Be A Gynecologist, which I wrote and Paul sang:
If/when you return to Erie let me know if you would like to collaborate musically. After Trash (1982-1983) I put together the original act “Generic Beat,” which played as recently as Aug. 3, 2013. Thanks so much for sharing your memories of a unique and creative musician.
Not sure what your comment is about, but I played bass for this song, recorded it myself and edited then posted it here on the internet. Hope that helps.
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The “Late” Paul Tatara???? I was in a band with him in the late 70’s – Hickory Wind.
Are you saying Paul is no longer with us?
Paul was killed in the 1990s in an automobile accident traveling between here and Edinboro. He truly was a great musician, and was always able to interpret my original songs with such finesse and feeling. Thanks for posting your comment.
This is something I really didn’t want to hear. We have indeed lost a great musician. When I left Erie I had always hoped to return and do a collaboration with Paul. During the Hickory Wind days he was a major influence on the songs I had written for the band. I would always think to myself as I was writing…. “This is where Paul can put a killer guitar solo”…
I can only imagine what he would be doing today in the “Digital Age”.
Thanks for getting back to me.
I completely understand how you feel, Stephen. I put together a band named “Trash” and I have digitized and produced videos of two songs. You saw one, here is the link to another, called “I Want To Be A Gynecologist, which I wrote and Paul sang:
If/when you return to Erie let me know if you would like to collaborate musically. After Trash (1982-1983) I put together the original act “Generic Beat,” which played as recently as Aug. 3, 2013. Thanks so much for sharing your memories of a unique and creative musician.
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Not sure what your comment is about, but I played bass for this song, recorded it myself and edited then posted it here on the internet. Hope that helps.