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Bronco cover
Bronco

Buccaneer cover
Buccaneer

Ray Gooliak cover
Home Away From Home

J. Michael Henderson cover
To Make The Night Complete

Iron Horse
Iron Horse

Maelstrom cover
Paradigms

Mo cover
First Album

Ed Ott
Potential Collector's Item

Primevil cover
Smokin' Bats At Campton's

Roberts Owen cover
Immature Oocytes

Sailor cover
Sailor

* Scott And Modlin cover
The Train Don't Stop Here Anymore

Sequoiah cover
Sequoiah

Kevin Stonerock cover
Day Before Tomorrow

Zerfas cover
Zerfas

J. Michael Henderson cover
Nite People

J. D. Redmon
Just J. D.

Rex Thomas Community Council
Levels

Golden Grass
Batteries Not Included

Ray Pierle
Time and Money

Don Huntsinger cover
If Dreams Were True

Dan Mobley
Walk In the Wind and the Rain

Tommy Wills
Salutes

Various Artists cover
Best Of 700 West - Volume I

Amnesty cover
Free Your Mind

<< 7" Releases >>

Ezekial Longspur
  A: "Rollin' Down the Highway"
  B: "Cloud Rider"

Stan Collins
  A: "An American's View of Canada"
Ray Gooliak
  B: "Jack McGrew"

Granite
  A: "You Got Me Anyway"
  B: "Who Can Blame You"

Stone's Crossing
  A: "No Contest"
  B: "Wedding Day"

Rebirth
  A: "I Get High"
  B: "Fear"

Mistreater
  A: "Hell's Fire"
  B: "Baby Blue"

Little Murray & the 'Mantics
  A: "Don't Leave Me, Mama"
  B: "Goddess Above"

Mr. Feelgood
  A: "Fool Number Two"
  B: "Everybody's Talking About It"

Match I
  A: "People Do Not Change"
  B: "(Life's Like a) Keyhole"

Match II
  A: "Make A Little Wine"
  B: "Incident"

Soapstick
  A: "Paper With Lines"
  B: "Annie Porpoise Song"

Malachi
  A: "That Same Song You Sing"
  B: "Citizen"

John L. Riley
  A: "Dreams Of a Dreamer"
  B: "Sweet Memories"

Special Delivery
  A: "Big Brown Eyes"
  B: "Gloria"

Charlie Crosby
  A: "Baby, I Know"
  B: "A Good Friend Is So Hard To Find"

Funk St. Workshop
  A: "The Erroll Flynn - I"
  B: "The Erroll Flynn - II"

Jim Hubler
  A: "Big Bruce, the Big Blue Spruce"
  B: "All I Want For X'mas Is a C.B."

Kevin Stonerock
  A: "Isn't It Nice To Dream"
  B: "To The Mill House"

Buccaneer
  A: "Follow Me"
  B: "Won't Bow My Head"

The Beatsters
  A: "Merseybeat"
  B: "Take Me Into Your Heart"

The Memories Band
  A: "Midnight Hour"
  B: "Only You"

Buccaneer
  A: "Sharkbait"
  B: "Wasted Nights"

Promise
  A: "Watch Out"
  B: "Pay The Price"

Bob Arnold
  A: "Family Of Love"
  B: "Fly Away"

Poor Richard
  A: "Justa Rock'n Roll"
  B: "Supposed To Love"

David Fuqua
  A: "Sunny Day Lady"
  B: "Only You"

Norm Crail
  A: "Gettin' High"
  B: "Street Lady"

Amnesty
  A: "Three Cheers For My Baby"
  B: "Lord, Help Me"

Love Machine
  A: "Tell Me"
  B: "Dunlop Song"

Lights Of Dawn
  A: "Ooo-Wee"
  B: "I Hope It's Me"

Funk St. Workshop
  A: "Git On Up"
  B: "Girl I Know What You're Thinking"

<<   The "The Train Don't Stop Here Anymore" Album by Scott And Modlin   >>
cover back Scott And Modlin
"The Train Don't Stop Here Anymore"
1976

Label: 700 West
Serial: 760715
Online: daniel.modlin[at]-remove-wku.edu

<< A Side >>

  1. Loser, Lover (3:31)
    Author: Modlin
    Song Credits:
    • Dan Modlin : Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Bass
    • Dave Scott : Harmony
    • Jerry Derome : Drums
    • Jay Wilfong : Harmony, Electric Guitar
  2. Long Way From Heaven (4:53)
    Author: Modlin
    Song Credits:
    • Dan Modlin : Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Bass
    • Dave Scott : Harmony, Acoustic Guitar, Arrangement
    • Jerry Derome : Drums
    • Jim Moore : Pedal Steel
    • Ken Yparilla : Fiddle
    • Mike Kelly : Baritone Harmony
    • Arthur "Shanty" Swords : Intro Voice
  3. Highways (2:07)
    Author: Modlin
    Song Credits:
    • Dan Modlin : Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Bass
    • Dave Scott : Harmony, Acoustic Guitar
    • Jerry Derome : Drums
    • Harlan Slinkard : Banjo
    • M. J. Whittemore : Synthesizer
  4. Jack Mccall (6:43)
    Author: Scott, Modlin
    Song Credits:
    • Dan Modlin : Vocal, Harmony, Acoustic Guitar, Bass
    • Dave Scott : Lead Vocal, Harmony, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica
    • Jim Moore : Pedal Steel
    • M. J. Whittemore, Jr. : Strings
    • Mike Griffin : 1858 Remington Cap & Ball Revolver
<< B Side >>

  1. I've Seen Your Face (2:25)
    Author: Modlin
    Song Credits:
    • Dan Modlin : Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Lead, Bass
    • Dave Scott : Harmony, Nashville Strung Acoustic Guitar
    • Jerry Derome : Drums
    • Pat Johnson : Dobro
  2. Round & Round (3:50)
    Author: Scott
    Song Credits:
    • Dan Modlin : Harmony, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass
    • Dave Scott : Vocal, Acoustic Guitar
    • Jerry Derome : Drums
    • M. J. Whittemore, Jr. : Piano
  3. Entr'acte (Playin' The Dance) (1:46)
    Author: Scott, Modlin
    Song Credits:
    • A. "Shanty" Swords : Voice
  4. Southern Lady (4:15)
    Author: Scott
    Song Credits:
    • Dan Modlin : Harmony, Acoustic Guitar, Bass
    • Dave Scott : Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Percussion
    • Jerry Derome : Drums
    • Jay Wilfong : Electric Guitar, Chimes
    • Jim Moore : Calimba
    • M. J. Whittemore, Jr. : Strings Synthesizer
  5. Till The Bottle's Dry (2:40)
    Author: Modlin
    Song Credits:
    • Dan Modlin : Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Bass
    • Dave Scott : Harmony, Rickenbacker Electric Guitar
    • Jerry Derome : Drums
    • Jim Moore : Pedal Steel
    • M. J. Whittemore, Jr. : Piano

<< Liner Notes >>

Dedicated to the memory of Rollin C. Scott who never saw the record but who heard the album long before the rest of us.

<< Comments >>

As I recall, Jay Wilfong was the person who first introduced me to Moe and 700 West. I was immediately impressed with the audio quality and I think the first cut I heard out there was Ezekial Longspur's song about "Rolling Down the Highway." It sounded so good that it was obvious this Whittemore guy knew what he was doing...........

Shortly after that I played bass on a demo for Bill Jackson and Tom Mobley at 700 West. Rex Thomas also sat in on that one on steel. Jackson was a superb vocalist, and I still think he was one of the best I've ever been around........... Tom later got involved with Sequoia, but I don't know what happened to Bill.......... He sang one song called "The Death of the Circus with No Thanks to Fellini" that I wish I could hear again............ Definitely good stuff............

I remember sitting on that little padded bench Moe had by the window in the control room and watching him work wonders. He was always lighting up a fresh batch of tobacco in his pipe, and his favorite past-time was making up humorous new lyrics for our songs. We learned so much from him about mike placement and ping-pong techniques for recording with limited tracks.

We were really blessed to have so much talent in that place. The people who sat in on our album project were really good. Obviously, Jerry De Rome and Jay Wilfong were a tremendous help. Jim Moore, who was the steel guitarist for Bill Wilson, did a great job. We couldn't afford to pay the session players, but they just did it because they wanted to record out there. Everybody did.

I remember I later tried to return the favor by playing bass for some other artists there. I don't recall all of the projects, but I do remember playing on a single or two for Ed Ott.

Moe invested a tremendous amount of time and patience in all of us. He could fix so many problems. I had a strap button let go and my priceless Gibson J-50 fell on concrete one night. You could have dropped a golf ball through the back of it. Moe repaired it, and I ended up using it on the acoustic lead break in "I've Seen Your Face." I still use that old Gibson for recording...............

700 West was such a unique place to record. You could hear goats outside and smell Moe's coffee brewing inside. He had a knack for putting you at ease with his sense of humor, and that was really important---- especially the first few times you saw that red recording light go on..........

Dan Modlin

- Dan Modlin
(Monday, 15th of March, 2004)

Copy sold on ebay for $75.00

- David Whittemore
(Friday, 27th of August, 2004)

Copy sold on ebay for $432.00

- David Whittemore
(Tuesday, 6th of September, 2005)

Copy sold on ebay for $256.00

- David Whittemore
(Thursday, 25th of October, 2007)

<< Auxiliary Materials >>

  • RIDE THE COUNTY ROAD (MOE'S SONG) - 2004
    Dan Modlin 2004 ASCAP You had to know just where to turn It was a little county road with a driveway that wound thru a cornfield Out at 700 West, he gave the bands a chance and they gave it their......

 
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