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- Meal_Ticket abstract "Meal Ticket were a country rock band that played the London pub circuit in the 1970s. Rick Jones, a Canadian ex-patriate and known for television appearances on Play School and Fingerbobs, wrote many of their songs. The band performed the theme to the British Broadcasting Corporation's Play For Today play, The Flipside of Dominick Hide and Another Flip for Dominick, called You'd Better Believe It Babe. The band released three albums; Code Of The Road (1977), Three Times A Day (1977) and Take Away in 1978.DiscographyCode of the Road (1977)Side One1. Out of the Blue (4.42) (R Jones / D Pierce / S Hammond) Vocal: Willie Finlayson2. Keepin’ the Faith (6.26) (R Jones / D Pierce / S Hammond) Vocal: Rick Jones3. OK Bar (Same Old Story) (3.47) (R Jones / D Pierce / S Hammond) Vocal Willie Finlayson4. Last One to Know (4.31) (S Hammond / R Jones / D Pierce) Vocal: Willie Finlayson5. Day Job (4.23) (R Jones / D Pierce / S Hammond) Vocal: Rick JonesSide Two1. The Man from Mexico (6.47) (R Jones / M Ross) Vocal: Willie Finlayson2. Snow (3.17) (R Jones / D Pierce) Vocal: Rick Jones3. Golden Girl (4.21) (R Jones / D Pierce / S Hammond) Vocal: Rick Jones; Willy Finlayson; Steve Simpson4. Standing on the Wrong Corner (3.24) (R Jones / D Pierce) Vocal: Willie Finlayson5. Georgia Syncopator (2.57) (R Jones / D Pierce) Vocal: Rick Jones6. The Code of the Road (Travellers Bible) (1.08) (R Jones / D Pierce) Vocal: Rick JonesMeal Ticket are:Steve Simpson: Guitar, Harmonica, Keyboards, Fiddle, Mandolin, VocalsWilly Finlayson: Guitar, Lead Vocals, Electric Keyboard on The Man from MexicoRick Jones: Keyboards, Lead Vocals, Guitar on The Code of the RoadRay Flacke: Guitar, VocalsJack Brand: Bass, VocalsChris Hunt: Drums and PercussionAlby Greenhalgh plays saxophone on Day JobProduced by Alan O’Duffy with Willy FinlaysonEngineered by Alan O’DuffyRecorded January 1977 at The Point, London with assists from M Dunn and B GaylorMixed at Advision, London with assists from Declan O’DohertyMastered at the Master Room, London'Out of the Blue' recorded at Pebble Beach Studios, Worthing, August 1976, Produced by Meal Ticket and Tony Platt, engineered by Tony PlattA Logo Records ProductionThree Times A Day (1977)Side One1. This could be the Town (2.36) (B Richardson) Lead Vocal: Willy Finlayson; Guitar solo: Ray Flacke2. Oh Sister (3.32) (S Simpson / R Jones) Lead Vocal: Steve Simpson Slide guitar Solo: Ray Flacke3. Last Port of Call (5.54) (R Jones / D Pierce) Lead Vocal: Rick Jones Mandolin: Steve Simpson4. Comes the Dawn (3.09) (R Jones / D Pierce) Lead Vocal: Willy Finlayson Tenor Saxophone: Don Weller5. River Man (5.41) (S Simpson) Lead Vocal: Steve Simpson Dobro: Ray FlackeSide Two1. Yesterday’s Music (3.28) (Clayton-Thomas / W Smith) Lead Vocal: Willy Finlayson Guitar Solo: Steve Simpson2. Rural Routes (3.18) (D Pierce / R Jones / S Hammond) Lead Vocal: Rick Jones Guitar Solo: Ray Flacke3. I Wish, I Wish (3.05) (R Jones / D Pierce) Lead Vocal: Rick Jones and Steve Simpson Guitar Solo: Ray Flacke Banjo: Keith Nelson4. Laughing Daughter (4.00) (R Jones / D Pierce) Lead Vocal: Rick Jones5. This Dream I Have of You (4.00) (R Jones / D Pierce) Lead Vocal: Willy Finlayson Guitar Solo: Ray Flacke String Arrangement: Ann O’DellMeal Ticket are:Steve Simpson: Lead Vocals, Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, AccordionWilly Finlayson: Lead Vocals, GuitarRick Jones: Lead Vocals, KeyboardsRay Flacke: Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, DobroVocalsJack Brand: Bass, VocalsChris Hunt: Drums and PercussionProduced by Ritchie Gold / Handle ArtistsRecorded and Mixed at Threshold / Decca Studio 1Engineer Derek VarnalsAssisted by Paul Cooper and Craig Thompson‘This could be the Town’ Recorded at Marquee Studio, Engineer Phil Harding, Mixed at Threshold‘Yesterday’s Music’ Recorded and Mixed at Marquee Studio, Engineer John EdenJuly and August 1977Mastered at EMI Abbey Road by Chris BlairA Logo Records Production".
- Meal_Ticket activeYearsEndYear "1970".
- Meal_Ticket activeYearsStartYear "1970".
- Meal_Ticket background "group_or_band".
- Meal_Ticket formerBandMember Andy_Coulter.
- Meal_Ticket formerBandMember Ray_Flacke.
- Meal_Ticket formerBandMember Rick_Jones_(television_presenter).
- Meal_Ticket formerBandMember Rod_Demick.
- Meal_Ticket formerBandMember Willy_Finlayson.
- Meal_Ticket genre Country_rock.
- Meal_Ticket hometown London.
- Meal_Ticket hometown United_Kingdom.
- Meal_Ticket wikiPageID "30487313".
- Meal_Ticket wikiPageRevisionID "604463047".
- Meal_Ticket background "group_or_band".
- Meal_Ticket genre Country_rock.
- Meal_Ticket hasPhotoCollection Meal_Ticket.
- Meal_Ticket imageSize "250".
- Meal_Ticket name "Meal Ticket".
- Meal_Ticket origin London.
- Meal_Ticket origin United_Kingdom.
- Meal_Ticket pastMembers Ray_Flacke.
- Meal_Ticket pastMembers "Andy Coulter".
- Meal_Ticket pastMembers "Chris Hunt".
- Meal_Ticket pastMembers "Jack Brand".
- Meal_Ticket pastMembers "Keith Nelson".
- Meal_Ticket pastMembers "Rick Jones".
- Meal_Ticket pastMembers "Rod Demick".
- Meal_Ticket pastMembers "Steve Simpson".
- Meal_Ticket pastMembers "Willy Finlayson".
- Meal_Ticket yearsActive "1970.0".
- Meal_Ticket subject Category:British_country_rock_musical_groups.
- Meal_Ticket type Agent.
- Meal_Ticket type Band.
- Meal_Ticket type Organisation.
- Meal_Ticket type MusicGroup.
- Meal_Ticket type Organization.
- Meal_Ticket type Agent.
- Meal_Ticket type SocialPerson.
- Meal_Ticket type Thing.
- Meal_Ticket comment "Meal Ticket were a country rock band that played the London pub circuit in the 1970s. Rick Jones, a Canadian ex-patriate and known for television appearances on Play School and Fingerbobs, wrote many of their songs. The band performed the theme to the British Broadcasting Corporation's Play For Today play, The Flipside of Dominick Hide and Another Flip for Dominick, called You'd Better Believe It Babe.".
- Meal_Ticket label "Meal Ticket".
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- Meal_Ticket wasDerivedFrom Meal_Ticket?oldid=604463047.
- Meal_Ticket isPrimaryTopicOf Meal_Ticket.
- Meal_Ticket name "Meal Ticket".