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i figured he prolly played the bass on it, too. Thank you for the quick response
Still drives us crazy Marks has the publishing to this number. The name "Rudolph" is all it took!
CBII, Marvin Brodie was the name of an A&R guy at United Artists and later Cameo-Parkway in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Did he actually have anything to do with writing the song? Just curious because the original 45 lists your Dad and M. Brodie as songwriters and not Johnny Marks. I was also curious if Homer and Jethro's "Randolph the Flat-Nosed Reindeer" (which Johnny Marks also ended up with credit for because it borrowed his original tune) factored in since your Dad name-checks Randolph for fun.
Neither one of those guys had anything to do with writing Run Rudolph Run. The consolation prize for my dad was it became a pretty popular holiday number. Case in point it being discussed here and being regarded so highly by members of IORR. That is a BIG deal to me.
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Run Run Rudolph question..
Posted by:
itsallovernow
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Date: December 26, 2019 17:05
Anyone here know the lineup on this great classic? I know KR is playing guitar...
Re: Run Run Rudolph question..
Posted by:
Deltics
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Date: December 26, 2019 17:08
From Zentgraf:
781212A 12th December 1978: KEITH RICHARDS.
7" single (Rolling Stones Records RS 19311, -US). Producer: KR.
A: Run Rudolph Run (Marvin Brodie/Johnny Marks)
B: The Harder They Come (Jimmy Cliff)
Line-up side A: KR (gtr, voc, bass)/STU (p)/Mike Driscoll (dr)
Line-up side B: KR (gtr, voc, bass)/RW (p, maybe some drums)/CW (dr)
[www.nzentgraf.de]
"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"
781212A 12th December 1978: KEITH RICHARDS.
7" single (Rolling Stones Records RS 19311, -US). Producer: KR.
A: Run Rudolph Run (Marvin Brodie/Johnny Marks)
B: The Harder They Come (Jimmy Cliff)
Line-up side A: KR (gtr, voc, bass)/STU (p)/Mike Driscoll (dr)
Line-up side B: KR (gtr, voc, bass)/RW (p, maybe some drums)/CW (dr)
[www.nzentgraf.de]
"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"
Re: Run Run Rudolph question..
Posted by:
itsallovernow
()
Date: December 26, 2019 17:16
Quote
Deltics
From Zentgraf:
781212A 12th December 1978: KEITH RICHARDS.
7" single (Rolling Stones Records RS 19311, -US). Producer: KR.
A: Run Rudolph Run (Marvin Brodie/Johnny Marks)
B: The Harder They Come (Jimmy Cliff)
Line-up side A: KR (gtr, voc, bass)/STU (p)/Mike Driscoll (dr)
Line-up side B: KR (gtr, voc, bass)/RW (p, maybe some drums)/CW (dr)
[www.nzentgraf.de]
i figured he prolly played the bass on it, too. Thank you for the quick response
Re: Run Run Rudolph question..
Posted by:
CBII
()
Date: December 26, 2019 18:20
Quote
Deltics
From Zentgraf:
781212A 12th December 1978: KEITH RICHARDS.
7" single (Rolling Stones Records RS 19311, -US). Producer: KR.
A: Run Rudolph Run (Marvin Brodie/Johnny Marks)
B: The Harder They Come (Jimmy Cliff)
Line-up side A: KR (gtr, voc, bass)/STU (p)/Mike Driscoll (dr)
Line-up side B: KR (gtr, voc, bass)/RW (p, maybe some drums)/CW (dr)
[www.nzentgraf.de]
Still drives us crazy Marks has the publishing to this number. The name "Rudolph" is all it took!
Re: Run Run Rudolph question..
Posted by:
Rocky Dijon
()
Date: December 26, 2019 19:06
Quote
CBII
Still drives us crazy Marks has the publishing to this number. The name "Rudolph" is all it took!
CBII, Marvin Brodie was the name of an A&R guy at United Artists and later Cameo-Parkway in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Did he actually have anything to do with writing the song? Just curious because the original 45 lists your Dad and M. Brodie as songwriters and not Johnny Marks. I was also curious if Homer and Jethro's "Randolph the Flat-Nosed Reindeer" (which Johnny Marks also ended up with credit for because it borrowed his original tune) factored in since your Dad name-checks Randolph for fun.
Re: Run Run Rudolph question..
Posted by:
CBII
()
Date: December 27, 2019 02:20
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Rocky DijonQuote
CBII
Still drives us crazy Marks has the publishing to this number. The name "Rudolph" is all it took!
CBII, Marvin Brodie was the name of an A&R guy at United Artists and later Cameo-Parkway in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Did he actually have anything to do with writing the song? Just curious because the original 45 lists your Dad and M. Brodie as songwriters and not Johnny Marks. I was also curious if Homer and Jethro's "Randolph the Flat-Nosed Reindeer" (which Johnny Marks also ended up with credit for because it borrowed his original tune) factored in since your Dad name-checks Randolph for fun.
Neither one of those guys had anything to do with writing Run Rudolph Run. The consolation prize for my dad was it became a pretty popular holiday number. Case in point it being discussed here and being regarded so highly by members of IORR. That is a BIG deal to me.
Re: Run Run Rudolph question..
Posted by:
Rocky Dijon
()
Date: December 27, 2019 02:27
Thank you kindly for clarifying.
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