A wonderful country rock band along the same lines as the Eagles. They heralded out of Memphis. Come and join me on my blog www.chattchitto.com/forum/blog.php?u=1771. Artists biographies, lyrics, daily commentaries (humorous & insightful). All copyrights of songs belong to artists.. + Informações

Amazing Rhythm Aces from their 1976 album "Too Stuffed to Jump" Music (P) 2000 Valley Entertainment Group No known copyright images used Please Support the Aces by buying their music! The Ace's MySpace www.myspace.com The Aces's Website theaces4real.com Special thank you to Denny Karchner www.karchnerwesternart.com for permission to use his "Quigley" sketch! This is a mixure of Hollywood and real working cowboys(and girls) see if you can spot the Hollywood cowboys. To be fair some of those early Hollywood cowboys were real cowboys. Can you spot them? John Wayne James Arness Alan Ladd (Shane) Buffalo Bill Cody Clint Eastwood Gary Cooper Gene Autry Lone Ranger Red Ryder Robert Duval Kevin Costner Ronald Reagan Sam Elliot Tom Selleck Val Kilmer Annie Oakley Wild Bill Hickok BTW This is LIVERLAD's fault for sending out "Rio Bravo". It got me thinking about cowboy songs and the rodeos I used to go to as a kid.. + Informações

This song by the versatile Aces should be a comfort to everyone who has lost someone and an inspiration for us to lead the kind of life to join them someday.. + Informações

The Amazing Rhythm Aces - Dancing the Night Away From the CD Alive in America Released Jan 02, 2006 (p) 2006 Renaissance Records No known copyright images used Please Support the Aces by buying their music or attending their shows! The Ace's MySpace www.myspace.com The Aces's Website theaces4real.com Queenishtar777 http Russell Smith-Lead Vocals, Guitar, Harp, Billy Earheart-Keyboards, Kelvin Holly-Guitars, Vocals, Lorne Rall-Bass, Mark Horn-Drums. + Informações

Amazing Rhythm Aces - Amazing Grace (Used To Be Her Favorite Song). + Informações

The Aces are joined by the Muscle Shoals Horns for a super rendition of Allen Toussaint's Lipstick Trace's. Great tune! Video Thumbnail: THE Amazing Rhythm Aces. + Informações

Go away, go away, you cold north wind Blowin' my muffler 'round and 'round Your white powder blows coverin' up the icy ground I'm a slippin' and a slidin' down this dead end stream Like a sheep who is lost from the fold I've been on the land and I've been on the sea I ain't never seen a night so cold Suddenly a face at the window Looks like someone I might a seen before Thought it musta been my imagination When suddenly she opened up the door "And I never expected to see you again Must a been seven years ago Now that you're here, why don't you come in Don't stand outside in the snow" She sat me down in that old rockin' chair And she threw on another lump of coal Said "what's a southern boy like you, doin' here Where the winter gets so long and cold" "My history's a short one to tell I've been travelin' all these seven years I followed the music and the money around And that's what I'm doin' up here" She said "I came up with my husband He wanted to get away from Tennessee He's up somewhere in the Rocky Mountains But it just got to cold up there for me And I never expected to see you again Then again, you just never know You better stay here until the weather clears It's to cold to be out there in the snow". + Informações

The Aces cover a great soul song by Al Green and more than hold their own with Jimmy Johnson producing. A great vocal performance from Russell Smith to go along with the bluesy guitar of Duncan Cameron and the soulful keyboard-playing of James Hooker, knocks this song out of the park! Video Thumbnail: The Amazing Rhythm Aces. + Informações

As Time Goes By ... Part 1 Immortal Stars of the Silver Screen Dancing the Night Away ~ The Amazing Rhythm Aces Written by Russell Smith & James H. Brown Jr. From the 1976 album Too Stuffed to Jump (ABC Records) en.wikipedia.org Track 2: These Dreams of Losing You Written by Russell Smith & James H. Brown Jr.. + Informações

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If i just knew what to say. + Informações

Amazing Rhythm Aces - King Of The Cowboys. Uploaded via www.mp32tube.com. + Informações

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classic gospel blues sound,one of the best bands in the world.. + Informações

This song's electric piano rides provide some of my most frequent (and, most loved) unbidden serenades from my "mind jukebox." I was playing hard rock on one New Orleans radio station and listening every minute I could to an AM station featuring 'progressive country' just to try to catch this, until I finally found what it was -- then immediately 'put the arm' on our record promoter for a copy. Thanks, Gerry Keenan -- or was it you, Patty Martin?. + Informações

humorous look at life in the southland, without 'poking fun'.... + Informações

As you brush your shoes And stand before the mirror And you comb your hair And grab your coat and hat And you walk, wet streets Tryin' to remember All the wild breezes In your mem'ry ever. And ev'rything looks so complete When you're walkin' out on the street And the wind catches your feet And sends you flyin', cryin' Ooh-wee! The wild night is calling. And all the girls walk by Dressed up for each other And the boys do the boogie-woogie On the corner of the street And the people passin' by Just stare in wild wonder And the inside juke-box Roars out just like thunder. And everything looks so complete... The wild night is calling The wild night is calling Come on out and dance Come on out and make romance..... + Informações

From the LP "Chock Full of Country Goodness" (1988) Russell Smith is probably the greatest country singer / songwriter you are not listening to. The ACES hit the country TOP TEN charts back in 1975 with "Third Rate Romance" and "Amazing Grace (Used To Be Her Favorite Song)". They won a GRAMMY Best Vocal Performance in 1976 for "The End Is Not In Sight." Russell Smith (singer /songwriter) has continually re-formed the band and recorded solo LP all through the 80s, 90's and now into the 21st century. He also has had a successful career as a Nashville songwriter with *# songs recorded by Randy Travis, Ricky Van Shelton and T. Graham Brown.. + Informações

the Amazing Rhythm Aces live at the Doc Watson Museum on July 12th 2002. 'Last Letter Home' was written by drummer Butch McDade who died of cancer in 1998. RIP Butch.. + Informações

Third Rate Romance lyrics below. I thought this was an 80's tune but it was released in 1975 from The Amazing Rhythm Aces called Third Rate Romance ... my version here. Sitting at a tiny table in a ritzy restaurant She was staring at her coffee cup He was trying to keep his courage up by applying booze Talk was small when they talked at all they both knew what they wanted There was no need to talk about it They were old enough to scope it out and keep it loose She said, You don't look like my type but I guess you'll do Third rate romance ... low rent rendezvous He said, I'll even tell you that I love you if you want me to Third rate romance ... low rent rendezvous They left the bar, they got in his car and they drove away They drove to the Family Inn She didn't even have to pretend she didn't know what for He went to the desk and made his request while she waited outside He came back with the key She said, Give it to me and I'll unlock the door She kept saying, I've never really done this kind of thing before, have you Third rate romance, low rent rendezvous He said, "Yes I have, but only a time or two" Third rate romance ... low rent rendezvous Third rate romance ... low rent rendezvous Third rate romance ... low rent rendezvous. + Informações

This why they are amazing..jazz, country,bluegrass, rock, blues linked together.....i. + Informações

Amazing ballad..... + Informações

From the 1975 album "Stacked Deck"... By The Amazing Rhythm Aces. + Informações

The Amazing Rhythm Aces - Say You Lied. + Informações