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| Walsh Joe Miscellaneous Rocky Mountain Way Spent the last year Rocky Mountain Way, Couldn't get much higher. Out to pasture, think it's safe to say, Time to open fire. And we don't need the ladies cryin' 'cause the story's sad. Rocky Mountain Way is the best way that we ever had. Well he's tellin' us this and he's tellin' us that. Changin' it every day. Says it doesn't matter. Bases are loaded and Casey's at bat Playin' it play by play. Time to change the batter. And we don't need the ladies cryin' 'cause the story's sad. Rocky Mountain Way is the best way that we ever had. (Here Joe plays some really fantastic guitar work, including a talkbox solo/duet that really was the first time a talkbox was used in a rock tune nd the second time a talkbox was used at all on an album. The 'box he is using is the first one ever built, the one used on the only other recording at the time. Joe had modified it slightly to make it more talky, and thus began an interesting new facet in rock guitar. Joe introduced the 'box to Peter Frampton, who did wonderful work with it on "Do You Feel Like We Do?" Many, many years later, little Richie Sambora used the 'box on "Living on a Prayer", in which he ripped off Joe's style, again. This song is available on Joe's 1973 release "The Smoker You Drink, the Player You Get") |
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