Brian Sklar and Prairie Fire - Talk Back Trembling Lips - No. 1 West - 1991
Brian Sklar and Prairie Fire performing Talk Back Trembling Lips live on No. 1 West circa 1991. The Prairie Fire Band features Rob Anderson on steel Guitar, Brian Pederson on Bass, Rod Janzen on guitar and John Dunn on Drums. Joining the band for No. 1 West are guest musicians Freddie Pelletier on guitar, Gil Campbell on keyboards, Calvin Vollrath on fiddle and back up vocalists Maple Sugar (Muriel Samson and Brenda Frohaug). -------------------- The Best of No. 1 West: • Brian Sklar and Prairie Fire - Different K... Brian Sklar and the Prairie Fire Band: • Brian Sklar and the Prairie Fire Band No. 1 West Featured Entertainers: https://www.youtube.com/user/ZombiePa... Canadian Artists: https://www.youtube.com/user/ZombiePa... Saskatchewan Artists: https://www.youtube.com/user/ZombiePa... --------------------
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