The most complete Ry Cooder discography in the Universe
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Book : ISBN 0-06-0168997-8
CD : ISBN 0-06-099268-9		 Various
Ferrington Guitars
Book and CD

Track TitlePerformer (using Ferrington instruments)
  1. The Job of Journey Work
    		2. Richard Thompson
  2. Ovy Groovy
    		3. Rossy
  3. Ry Cooder Melody
    		4. Ry Cooder (electric guitar solo)
  4. Li'l King of Everything
    		5. David Hidalgo
  5. J'aime M'asseoir
    		6. Reeves Gabrels
  6. Rebecca
    		7. Stephen Bishop
  7. Danny's Song
    		8. J.J. Cale
  8. Dolors
    		9. Michael Ward
  9. Miss Faye
    		10. Randy Jacobs
  10. Old Country Rock
    		11. Phobe Snow
  11. Neil Finn Melody
    		12. Neil Finn
  12. Elvis Is Alive
    		13. David Lindley
  13. Afternoon at George's
    		14. Kenny Edwards
  14. Judy
    		15. Michael Landau
  15. Albert Lee Instrumental
    		16. Albert Lee
  16. J.D. Souther Melody
    		17. J.D. Souther
  17. It Happened One Night
    		18. Henry Kaiser
  18. May 17th
    		19. Elvis Costello
  19. Violins du Jour
    		20. String Quartet
  20. Home Sweet Home / Baby Love /
    A Tribute to Nineteenth Century America and the Supremes
    		21. Don Was

    Quote from book by Danny Ferrington : "Ry Cooder has an amazing ear for tone and is extremeley particular about the guitars he'll play. So I was really pleased when Kenny Edwards told me that Ry had played one of my acoustic basses and declared it to be 'a useable instrument'. Comming from Ry, those words were high praise. Since then, Ry has bought four or five of my guitars, and because he lives along the route I take from my house to my workshop, he's one of the people I look to for input when I'm trying out a new guitar. I call him my 'roadtester'."


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