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joined Wynn's band, playing with them around Los
Angeles, Bakersfield, and Las Vegas, and joining Stewart in the studio when the singer got his first record deal on Intro Records. Stewart cut two singles, "I've Waited a Lifetime" (with Mooney playing lead guitar instead of pedal steel) and "Strolling". Neither song charted, but the latter caught the attention of Skeets McDonald, who liked it so much he cut it himself (with Ralph playing pedal steel) and got Stewart an audition with Capitol records Ralph continued to play with Stewart on the singer's sessions for Capitol, including Stewart's first major hit "
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Stewart, but that version was never released. Ralph sold the song to Claude
Caviness, who formed Pep Records in hopes of finding a hit for his singing wife Marilyn Kaye. Caviness and Kaye, backed by Kenny Brown and the Arkansas Ramblers, cut a duet version of "Crazy Arms" in 1955. Despite criticisms of Kaye's vocals, the single received some radio play, notably at WALT in Tampa, Florida. When rising country star
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play on the song, but he continued to play with
Stewart's band, and the single's success meant that their Las Vegas shows were now in larger, nicer venues instead of clubs and honky tonks. With Stewart typically doing two sets a night, Mooney and Roy Nichols would often spend the time between sets playing for their own entertainment. One such session at the Golden Nugget was overheard by drummer
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Buck Owens. Ralph played Owens' first session after successfully confronting
Capitol for creative control of his recordings; Owens' favorite song from the session is "Second Fiddle". Capitol wouldn't release the song until the following year, but when they did, it reached #24 on the country chart, giving Owens his first hit. Owens' next three singles, "
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Stewart. Stewart had re-signed to Capitol Records in 1965, and in 1967 he released his only #1 single, "It's Such a Pretty World Today." Mooney did not
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Stewart, but Stewart's drinking and erratic behavior made this work unreliable. Mooney played in other bands and took session work. He was hired as a staff musician for Capitol Records, where in 1958 he began playing sessions with
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Ray Price cut "Crazy Arms" in 1956, reworking some lyrics and adding a walking bassline in 4/4 time. The single was Price's first to hit #1 on
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recognized him and called him on stage, handed him a guitar, and told him to play while Nichols went to the bathroom. Mooney asked Haggard if he could sing, Merle said "Sure", and the band ran through a few
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That's the Way a Cowboy Rocks and Rolls (Capitol Records, 1978)
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Waylon effusively praised Mooney's playing over the years. On
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195:. He played on many records associated with the
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1128:"Wynn Stewart: Bakersfield's Unsung Hero"
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2750:It's Not Love (But It's Not Bad)
2639:The Legend of Bonnie & Clyde
2128:It's Not Love (But It's Not Bad)
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1832:"Players Gone But Not Forgotten"
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2080:Same Train, a Different Time
1161:. Grand Central Publishing.
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3153:A Taste of Yesterday's Wine
3064:Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Star
2890:It's Been a Great Afternoon
2785:Things Aren't Funny Anymore
2088:A Portrait of Merle Haggard
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2248:That's the Way Love Goes
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2722:Someday We'll Look Back
2694:The Fightin' Side of Me
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2176:The Roots of My Raising
2112:Someday We'll Look Back
2032:I'm a Lonesome Fugitive
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3050:A Friend in California
3043:I Had a Beautiful Time
2820:It's All in the Movies
2604:The Bottle Let Me Down
2392:Songs I'll Always Sing
2360:The Bluegrass Sessions
2276:A Friend in California
2160:It's All in the Movies
1567:1995 ISGC Ralph Mooney
1545:1993 ISGC Ralph Mooney
1417:""Meet the Strangers""
1221:. McFarland & Co.
1046:Larkin, Colin (2011).
912:. Articles.latimes.com
773:I've Always Been Crazy
500:I've Always Been Crazy
364:Under Your Spell Again
209:Under Your Spell Again
47:Background information
3333:Politically Uncorrect
3270:" (with George Jones)
3078:We Never Touch at All
3029:A Place to Fall Apart
2715:Soldier's Last Letter
2618:I Threw Away the Rose
1591:"Hillbilly-Music.com"
721:(RCA Nashville, 1972)
3293:Wreck on the Highway
3228:(with Willie Nelson)
3200:(with Willie Nelson)
3001:It's All in the Game
2483:Amber Waves of Grain
2374:Working in Tennessee
2255:It's All in the Game
2227:Back to the Barrooms
2199:My Farewell to Elvis
1836:GFI Musical Products
1811:steelguitarforum.com
1155:Kaye, Lenny (2014).
598:Selected discography
403:songs, ending with "
348:recorded it for his
219:". He and guitarist
41:Ralph Mooney in 1969
3225:Django & Jimmie
3208:(with George Jones)
2318:If I Could Only Fly
2269:Out Among the Stars
1621:"Steel Guitar News"
1215:Don, Cusic (2011).
719:Ladies Love Outlaws
313:Waltz of the Angels
162:Ralph Eugene Mooney
57:Ralph Eugene Mooney
3165:Pancho & Lefty
2959:My Favorite Memory
2904:My Own Kind of Hat
2806:Always Wanting You
2701:Jesus, Take a Hold
2674:Okie from Muskogee
2516:Cabin in the Hills
2461:I Love Dixie Blues
2445:Okie from Muskogee
2072:Pride in What I Am
1107:. January 23, 2018
811:(RCA Victor, 1986)
809:Sweet Mother Texas
805:(RCA Victor, 1985)
799:(RCA Victor, 1984)
793:(RCA Victor, 1982)
787:(RCA Victor, 1980)
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751:(RCA Victor, 1975)
749:Dreaming My Dreams
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739:(RCA Victor, 1974)
733:(RCA Victor, 1973)
727:(RCA Victor, 1973)
65:September 16, 1928
18:Ralph James Mooney
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2708:I Can't Be Myself
2667:Workin' Man Blues
2632:Sing Me Back Home
2332:The Peer Sessions
2213:Serving 190 Proof
2048:Sing Me Back Home
1744:978-1-4234-6279-8
1394:978-0-292-71771-8
1354:978-1-4803-6691-6
1263:978-0-89820-177-2
1228:978-0-7864-8605-2
1168:978-1-59995-285-7
1132:Wide Open Country
1059:978-0-85712-595-8
821:A Man Called Hoss
731:Honky Tonk Heroes
197:Bakersfield sound
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3257:Yesterday's Wine
3246:Bar Room Buddies
3189:Walking the Line
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743:The Ramblin' Man
663:On the Bandstand
629:Something Pretty
368:Above and Beyond
279:Steel Guitar Rag
261:The Prodigal Son
185:Duncan, Oklahoma
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