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	Crazy Horse (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The band was a little-known doo wop group Danny and the Memories with Danny being Danny Whitten and future Crazy Horse members Billy Talbot and Ralph Molina being members.
		The band evolved into the Rockets in 1966 with Whitten becoming a guitarist, Talbot a bass player and Molina a drummer as well as adding Bobby Notkoff on violin and Leon Whitsell and George Whitsell who played on the Rockets first and only album, a self-titled set in 1968.
		Whitten met up with Neil Young who had left Buffalo Springfield and played gig at the Whisky A Go-Go club in Los Angeles.
	www.encyclopedia-online.info /Crazy_Horse_%28band%29 (487 words)

	Crazy Horse - Biography - AOL Music
		After finally settling down in Laurel Canyon in 1966, the members picked up instruments (Whitten the guitar, Talbot bass, and Molina drums) and formed the Rockets.
		Joining the trio were additional members Bobby Notkoff (violin), and two other guitarists, Leon and George Whitsell, who all played on the sextet's one and only record, 1968's self-titled debut.
		Shortly after the album's release, Whitten and Talbot met Neil Young, who had just left Buffalo Springfield and was about to launch a solo career.
	music.aol.com /artist/crazy-horse/3981/biography (1106 words)

	Crazy Horse - Scratchy: The Complete Reprise Recordings - from Rhino Handmade
		After moving to San Francisco and re-christening themselves the Psyrcle, Whitten, Talbot, and Molina discovered The Byrds and returned south to form a guitar-driven rock band.
		With the addition of George and Leon Whitsell (guitars) and Bobby Notkoff (violin), the quintet became The Rockets.
		Neil Young soon became a fan and in 1969 asked Whitten, Talbot, and Molina to be his backing band.
	www.rhinohandmade.com /browse/ProductLink.lasso?Number=7884 (489 words)

	CD Baby: GEORGE WHITSELL: Fire on the Mountain
		Many nights after playing club gigs in the greater L. area, George would jam with his new friends, the acapella singing group Danny and the Memoies.
		5 "Many times we"d play one blues tune for maybe 12 hours or until somebody dropped." George"s brother Leon and violin virtuoso Bobby Notkoff would also join in.
		After a year or so the Rockets were formed: Danny Whitten - guitar Billy Talbot - bass Ralph Molina - drums, George and Leon on guitars, and Bobby Notkoff playing violin.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/georgewhitsell (480 words)

	LyricsVault: Hall of fame: Neil Young
		The now-classic Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere captured a performer liberated from a previous self-consciousness with the extended "Down By The River" and "Cowgirl In The Sand", allowing space for his stutteringly simple, yet enthralling, guitar style.
		While the epic guitar pieces dominated the set, there were other highlights, including the zestful "Cinnamon Girl" and the haunting "Running Dry (Requiem For The Rockets)", a mournful song featuring Bobby Notkoff on violin.
		The album underlined the intense relationship between Young and Crazy Horse.
	www.lyricsvault.net /halloffame/Neil_Young.html (1960 words)

	Aloha PopRock - Crazy Horse / The Rockets. Biografia y discografia
		A mediados de los años 60 añadieron instrumentos a la formación y se hicieron llamar Psyrcle antes de convertirse en The Rockets en 1967, con Whitten y los hermanos Leon y George Whitsell a la guitarra y voz, Talbot al bajo, Molina a la batería y Bobby Notkoff en el violín eléctrico.
		Los Rockets se convertirían en Crazy Horse cuando Whitten, Talbot y Molina coincidieron con Neil Young, colaborando por primera vez en el magnífico “Everybody this is nowhere” (1969), álbum en el cual incluían un particular “Running Dry (Requiem for the Rockets)”, canción en la cual aparecía Notkoff interpretando su violín.
		Antes ya había centrado en su persona su tema de Harvest “The needle and the damage done”.
	www.alohacriticon.com /alohapoprock/modules.php?name=News&file=print&sid=2100 (694 words)

	Reviews 20
		"Me and Bobby McGee," "For The Good Times" and "Help Me Make It Through The Night" are standards by now, but back then they were revelatory radio moments.
		This 18 song set collects the writer's own versions of those songs with chart hits of his own such as "Josie" and the country #1 "Why Me" recorded for the Monument label (his AandM and Columbia hits are not included).
		Bobby Notkoff's violin dominates many of the solo moments, but there still is enough Danny Whitten here for fans.
	www.discol.com /reviews_20.htm (4847 words)

	Billy Talbot's "Alive In The Spirit World" Due \| RockAndMetal.com
		Eventually, Billy Talbot moved into a Laurel Canyon house where legendary jam sessions brought together the musicians who collectively became The Rockets.
		Besides Billy, Ralph and Danny on bass, drums and guitar, the band included electric violinist Bobby Notkoff and both Leon and George Whitsell on guitars.
		Their repertoire of hard driving garage rock mixed with psychedelic elements became something of a local underground sensation, but their record label didn't do much to promote their debut album in 1968.
	www.rockandmetal.com /billytalbot.html (1536 words)

	Joni Mitchell For The Roses [Limited] on CD at Smarter.com
		Format: CD Personnel: Joni Mitchell (vocals, guitar, piano); Stephen Stills (vocals, various instruments); James Burton (electric guitar); Bobby Notkoff (strings); Graham Nash (harmonica); Tom Scott (reeds, woodwinds); Wilton Felder (bass instrument); Russ Kunkel (drums); Bobbye Porter Hall (percussion).
		Personnel: Joni Mitchell (vocals, guitar, piano); Stephen Stills (vocals, various instruments); James Burton (electric guitar); Bobby Notkoff (strings); Graham Nash (harmonica); Tom Scott (reeds, woodwinds); Wilton Felder (bass instrument); Russ Kunkel (drums); Bobbye Porter Hall (percussion).
		Rolling Stone (1/4/73, p.60) - "..her great charm and wit, her intense vocal acting and phrasing abilities..and the sheer power and gumption of her presence combine to bring it all off and make it shine...constructed like the cleverest of novels - stories within stories within stories..." Less
	www.smarter.com /for_the_roses_limited_---pd--ch-5--pi-174470.html (240 words)

	Robert Christgau: CG: Joni Mitchell
		If this has none of the ingratiating ease of Blue, that's because Mitchell has smartened up--she's more wary, more cynical.
		Perhaps as a result, the music, which takes on classical colors from Tom Scott's woodwinds and Bobby Notkoff's chamber strings, is more calculated.
		Where the pretty swoops of her voice used to sound like a semiconscious parody of the demands placed on all female voices and all females, these sinuous, complex melodies have been composed to her vocal contours with palpable forethought.
	www.robertchristgau.com /get_artist.php?id=704&name=Joni+Mitchell (1481 words)

	Hoyhoy Digest #1897 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		http://www.borderlinebooks.com/us6070s/m5.html#Michele Personnel: LOWELL GEORGE flute, hrmnca ELLIOTT INGBER gtr MICHELE O'MALLEY MIKE MELVOIN BOBBY NARCOFF (NOTKOFF) ALBUM: SATURN RINGS (ABC ABCS-684) 1969 Produced by Mike Deasy, this album benefited from an heavy Curt Boettcher involvement, as he wrote five of the eleven songs (Lament Of The Astro Cowboy, Musty Dusty, Misty Mirage).
		The album comes housed in a nice "astral" picture sleeve designed by Dean Torrence (ex Jan and Dean) of Kittyhawk Graphics.
		Lowell George was previously in the Factory and the Mothers Of Invention, Elliott Ingber in the Mothers Of Invention, Captain Beefheart and Fraternity Of Man, Bobby Notkoff in the Rockets.
	www.hoyhoy.org /hoyhoy/hoyhoy.php?dn=1897 (1967 words)

	* Dusted Reviews - Michele *
		O’Malley was a vocalist for the Ballroom, the pre-Millenium/Sagittarius project on Boettcher’s resume, and it seemed that Saturn Rings would be the sure-shot to get both the recognition they sought.
		The list of session players and studio magicians with their hands in this thing is fairly compelling, as well: witness Lowell George, pre-Little Feat; Elliot Ingber, Zappa/Beefheart collaborator; Bobby Notkoff, pre-Rockets and Neil Young sideman; Gordon Alexander (The Association); and Bobby Jameson (a.k.a.
		Chris Lucey, of Songs of Protest and Anti-Protest infamy).
	www.dustedmagazine.com /reviews/3053 (428 words)

	Silversmith Music
		I have been very lucky and grateful to know these amazing players."
		Dogs Bark...1991 featuring, Flaco Jimenez, Bobby Notkoff, Steve Lindsay, Sal DeOnofrio, Tony Day, Aaron Stone, D.C. Duncan, Jimmy Carl Black, Billy Roberts, Bob Goldstein, Rick Mena, Mike Waganaar, Jim Bowie, Conrad Hanson, Caitlin Massie, Willa Porter, Doug Porter, David Gilliland, Richard Hardy, John Eddy, and Jerry Faires.
		Bootleg Jake 2001, featuring Norman and Nancy Blake, Frank Reckard, John Inmon, Sharon Shaheen, Steve Lindsay, Caitlin Massie Hardy, Claude Stevenson, Lewis Winn, Bob Fox, Aaron Stone, Doc Span, & Jerry "Jake" Faires.
	www.jerryfaires.com /_wsn/page2.html (244 words)

	Michael Bloomfield Discography
		Michael Bloomfield, g, v; Barry Goldberg, org; Harvey Brooks, b; Buddy Miles, d, v; Marcus Doubleday, tp; Peter Strazza, ts; Herbie Rich, bar; Nick Gravenites, v; plus Richie Havens, sitar; Paul Beaver, moog syn; Bobby Notkoff, Julius Held, Leo Daruczek, George Brown, Charles McCracken, vi; Sivuca, g.
		He is outspoken on race and music, blues and rock and roll, and is hailed as “one of the handful of the world’s finest guitarists.”
		Sausalito, CA; Album released in early April 1968
	bloomsdisco.com /1968-1969.htm (2258 words)

	Reprise Album Discography, Part 3
		RS 6349 - Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere - Neil Young with Crazy Horse [1969] (6/69, #34) Cinnamon Girl/Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere/Round And Round (It Won't Be Long) (Featuring Robin Lane)/Down By The River//The Losing End (When You're On)/Running Dry (Requiem For The Rockets) (Featuring Bobby Notkoff)/Cowgirl In The Sand
		RS 6350 - Pottery Pie - Geoff And Maria Muldaur [1969] Catch It/I'll Be Your Baby Tonight/New Orleans Hopscop Blues/Trials, Troubles, Tribulations/Prairie Lullabye/Guide Me, O Great Jehovah//Me and My Chuffeur Blues/Brazil/Georgia On My Mind/Death Letter Blues
		Minstrel Of The Dawn/Me And Bobby McGee/Approaching Lavender/Saturday Clothes/Cobwebs And Dust/Poor Little Allison//Sit Down Young Stranger/If You Could Read My Mind/Baby It's Allright/Your Love's Return/The Pony Man
	www.bsnpubs.com /warner/reprise/reprise6200.html (6024 words)

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