Gib has produced the new CD of a local Bluegrass and Folk group called "Travelin' Lite":
Gib has produced the new CD of a local Bluegrass and Folk group called "Travelin' Lite":
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- TRAVELIN' LITE: No looking back (TL001) Produced by Gib Guilbeau. |
In July 1999 Gib celebrated his 40th Wedding Anniversary with a few friends.
Early 2000 Gib produced and played on a CD of an old friend Lee Cox. He's a country singer whose been writing songs for 40 years and never recorded any of them until now. He's a "Hank Williams" fan and you can hear that in his songs.
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- LEE COX: Let's rebuild the bridges (Leebird Music) Produced and with Gib Guilbeau. |
Note: The drummer on some of the titles, Boomer Morse, is Gib's old friend, Dennis Morse, who played in many local country bands, and was a road manager for the Flying Burrito Brothers during the mid-1970s. Morse was also a Golden State Boy in 1964. He played bass with the group when Eric White broke his arm.
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Gib released a CD with old stuff recorded from 1968-1986. This CD has 14 tracks, 5 previously unreleased! |
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- GIB GUILBEAU: Classic Guilbeau 1968-1986 (Beau Town Records BEA 225001) with Clarence White, Gene Parsons, Wayne Moore, Mel Tillis, John Beland, Ronnie Guilbeau Eric White, Randy Scruggs, Red Rhodes and more .... |
For more info about this album visit the Gib Guilbeau album page with track list, writers, musicians and recording dates.
3 Gib Guilbeau songs on Gene Parsons' new CD: "I hope they let us in":
Fantastic CD with 17 songs! Buy this CD now from: StringBender Records.
In Feb. 2001 Dawn Hopkins (a WPBA touring professional and the promoter of the Super Billiards Expo in Valley Forge, PA) has produced a compact disc of mostly original songs written and performed by WPBA touring pros and other billiard industry personalities "The other side". Most of the songs were recorded in Gib's studio and he also co-produced half of the 21 track CD and plays fiddle. Also playing on that album guitar, mandolin and piano is Albert Lee.
The album also features an instrumental titled, "I'm Not Home" by Carmine Sardo, Sr. Sardo, better known for his association with the "Sardo Tight Rack", is an accomplished musician. His credits include stints as a guitar player with Mickey Rooney, Jr., Joe and Rose Lee Maphis, Barney Kessel and Jerry Cole. In 1974, Sardo was named "Country Guitar Player of the Year" by the Southern California Country Western Music Association. He also plays and instrumental version of Rodney Crowell's "Til I gain control again" on this CD.
Carmine Sardo is Gib's brother-in-law!
The album is not available at retail outlets but maybe purchased by calling Dawn Hopkins at 609/652-6116.
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- The Other Side (Album info) Recorded at Gib's studio, co-produced by Gib and Gib on fiddle. with Dawn Hopkins, Albert Lee, Jerry McWorter, Line Kjorsvik, Mike Massey Carmine Sardo, Lou Sardo, Buddy Sardo ... . |
Shiloh Records has released the long awaited second "Treasury of railroad songs & ballads" album! All lead vocals done by Wayne Moore but Gib plays fiddle and guitar and sings background vocals. He also produced that album together with Wayne and Dale Davis! Also on this CD is Greg Harris!
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- WAYNE MOORE: Treasury of railroad songs & ballads - Volume II (Shiloh SCD 4098) Musicians: Wayne Moore, Gib Guilbeau, Greg Harris, Darrell Cotton, Greg Leise, Frank Scaltrito, Pamela Berry Producers: Dale Davis, Wayne Moore, Gib Guilbeau Concept & executive producer: Dale Davis Music directors: Gib Guilbeau & Wayne Moore Research: Gene A. Humphrey & David Mitchell Recorded at Wayne Moore Studios, Rio Rancho/NM and The Rainbow Garage, Van Nuys/CA. |
 THE BROTHERS: Gib Guilbeau, Ernie Williams |
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- THE BROTHERS: Children of the fifties (Beau Town Records BEA 225003) The Brothers are: Gib Guilbeau, Wayne Moore, Darrell Cotton & Ernie Williams. Guests: Albert Lee, Ray Tapia. Produced by Gib Guilbeau & Darrell Cotton. |
 More pictures HERE !!! |
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On 6th April 2002 Gib Guilbeau performed at the "ERIC WHITE Benefit show". Other artists were Greg Harris, The Grateful Dudes (with Bill Byrson, Leroy Mack), Cliff Wagner & Old No. 7 (with Jesse Harris), Jim Olesh with Eric White on bass. Gib played some cajun songs with Eric White, Carmine Sardo, Al Bruno, Pat Sauber & Tom Sauber. Gib joined also the stage when Greg Harris performed with his son Jesse Harris, Bill Bryson & Ross Landry.
Gib is involved in an album released by Burrito Deluxe with the title "Georgia Peach". Burrito DeLuxe is Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Tommy Spurlock, Carlton Moody & Willie Watson. It is a very good 14 track album with Sneaky Pete Kleinow on 13 tracks but ex-FBB member Rick Lanow also plays drums on a number of the cuts.
Amongst the songs is "Call it love" that Rick Lanow & Ronnie Guilbeau wrote for Poco but there are two songs written by Gib Guilbeau. "Louisiana" & "Feels like a heartache" co-written with son Ronnie.
However the biggest surprise is that Gib sings lead vocals on "Louisiana" and plays fiddle and shares lead vocals on "Christine's Tune (Devil in disguise)".
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- Burrito Deluxe: Georgia Peach (LR - 10299-2) Gib is singing lead vocals on "Louisiana" and plays fiddle and sings lead vocals on "Christine's tune |
In October 2002 Gib celebrated his 65th birthday in Pahrump, Nevada.
This two day party at "Our Bar", a neighborhood bar owned by Gib's friends, had about 45 musicians and a couple of hundred party goers...
Darrell Cotton, Wayne Moore, Bruce Oakes, Greg Harris and his two boys, Jack Reeves and many, many others.
Pictures from Gib's birthday party click here.
Big Beat label released the "Cajun Gib & Gene" album from the 60's with a lot of bonus tracks, singles etc .... and also unrleased tracks. Title of the CD is Louisiana Rain.
Gib has recorded a brand new solo CD with members of "The Flying Burrito Brothers", "Nashville West", "Swampwater", "Little Texas", "The Kentucky Colonels", son Ronnie Guilbeau (Palomino Road & Copperline) etc .... .
He has recorded 11 brand new songs and 13 new versions of songs he has recorded with "The Flying Burrito Brothers", as "Cajun Gib and Gene" and songs recorded by other artists like "The Gosdin Bros" or "Bruce Oakes".
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- GIB GUILBEAU: Songs I Like (Beau Town Records BEA 225005 - US & Corazong 255 058 - EU & Canada) with Gib Guilbeau, Wayne Moore, Darrell Cotton, Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Eric White Ronnie Guilbeau, Del Gray, Ray Tapia, Stan Pratt, Alec Palao, Troy Hope, Carmine Sardo Tim Moore, Hans Ram, Mark Winkle, Leo Davis, & Dennis "Moomer", Morse. |
Note: The "Songs I Like" CD was released in Europe and Canadia on the Dutch "Corazong" label in July 2003!
Big Beat label released 2003 a Clarence White CD with the title Tuff & Stringy - Sessions 1966-68 with Gib Guilbeau playing on a lot of tracks and also singing lead vocals on an unreleased track.
Wayne Moore (ex-The Reasons aka Nashville West with Clarence White, Gene Parsons & Gib Guilbeau) has released a brand new solo CD on "Grace Mountain Music" label "Walk and talk with Jesus". Gib Guilbeau is playing fiddle, Eric White (brother of Clarence & Roland White and ex-Kentucky Colonels) plays bass. Other musicans are Troy Hope, Duke Weddington & Chuck Moore. Order this CD here.
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- WAYNE MOORE: Walk And Talk With Jesus (Grace Mountain Music GMM-0001-2) Musicians: Wayne Moore with Gib Guilbeau, Troy Hope, Eric White, Chuck Moore & Duke Weddington |
 Darrell Cotton |
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- DARRELL COTTON: U.S. Highway "Soldier welcome home" (Cotton-Pickin-Records) with Darrell Cotton, Gib Guilbeau, Ronnie Guilbeau, Ray Tapia, Carl Walden Carmine Sardo, Linda Nardini, Doug Atwell etc ..... also released as:
- DARRELL COTTON: Songs by Darrell (CDR only) |
Note: Another Darrell Cotton album recorded at Gib's studio and engineered by Gib in 2001 is the album "Magic of Music".
In June 2003 I visited Gib Guilbeau and also met Darrell Cotton. We had a great time and talked hours about Gib's very interesting music-career.
 Gib Guilbeau and me |
 Gib Guilbeau, me & Darrell Cotton |
July 19th 2003 Gib Guilbeau performed with Jack Reeves and his All Americans at the "Saddle West Casino" in Pahrump, Nevada. Gib, Red Simpson and Jack Reeves each played 45 minutes for two shows. Jack Reeves plays often at the "Saddle West Casion". On July 19th Jack's guests were Gib Guilbeau and Red Simpson. (Also on stage was Carmine Sardo playing electric-guitar). Here are three pics from that night:
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 Jack Reeves |
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Gib's son Ronnie Guilbeau & Wayne Moore's son Troy Hope recorded an album with the title "Ronnie & Troy". Most songs were recorded at Gib's studio "Studio 47" and Shannon O'Neill's studio, but also at Ronnie's studio in Nashville and Troy's studio in Palmdale. All songs were written by Ronnie Guilbeau, Troy Hope and Gib Guilbeau.
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- RONNIE GUILBEAU & TROY HOPE: Ronnie & Troy (CDR only) with Ronnie Guilbeau, Troy Hope, Gib Guilbeau, Wayne Moore, Mike Huffard, Bessel Dujion |
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Gib started "California One Radio".
They play Country-Rock, R&B, Blues, Folk-Rock to Bluegrass. You can buy all the music they play direct from their web-page!
California One Records webpage is closed.
Note: California One Radio went out of business Jannuary 2005!
Gib has produced the new Bruce Oakes' CD with special guests Jay Dee Maness, Wayne Moore etc ... . Most songs on this CD were penned by Gib and his son Ronnie. Gib is also singing a duet with Bruce. Bonus tracks are the great early Bruce Oakes singles from 1967 and 1968 with Gib Guilbeau, Clarence White, Gene Parsons, Wayne Moore and the Gosdin Brothers!
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- BRUCE OAKES: Picking with friends (Boomer Records 102640-1-CD) with Gib Guilbeau, Wayne Moore, Ray Tapia, Carmine Sardo, Dillon Sardo, Doug Livingston, J.D. Maness and on the bonus tracks Clarence White, Gene Parsons and Vern & Rex Gosdin |
Big Beats successful reissue programme drawing from the vaults of Gary S Paxton's Bakersfield International Productions continues with an exciting various artists volume featuring more rare mid-late 1960s country and country rock gems, with many released for the first time.
The new "Bakersfield CD" will be released end of June 2004 as "Bakersfield Rebels - Late 1960s gems featuring Clarence White, The Nashville West Band and others".
This CD has an alternate version of "Your Gentle Ways Of Loving Me" by Gib Guilbeau & Gene Parsons and an unreleased version of "I'll live today" by Gib & The Reasons!
Gib Guilbeau and the Nashville West band appears on others songs too!
Note: The version of "I'll Live Today" (which is credited to Gib & The Reasons) comes from a backing track that Gib Guilbeau, Wayne Moore, Clarence White and Gene Parsons recorded for Paxton in March 1968 and never finished. However, Alec Palao liked it so much that he asked Gib to put a vocal on it - which he kindly did!
Al Perkins (member of the Flying Burrito Brothers 1971) has recorded the Gib Guilbeau song "Sweet Susannah" for his new CD "Triple Play". You can order that CD from Al Perkins' music website.
October 2004 Gib performed at the 9th annual Gram Fest. One of the biggest little concerts in Southern California took place as "The Cosmic American Music Festival" and "The 9th annual Gram Fest" at the "Hi-Desert Playhouse" in Joshua Tree, CA.
What started as a Gram Parsons Tribute concert has become an annual Mecca for fans of Americana roots style music and the musicians who come from around the state and the country to perform.
Gib Guilbeau played three nights with a new formed band "Musicians Anonymous".
Band member Shannon O'Neill came up with the moniker as a tongue-in-cheek description of a potential intervention for the musically addicted. It is a group therapy approach that is sure to satisfy! The band includes legendary performers Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Chris Ethridge, Spooner Oldham, John Molo, Gib Guilbeau, Ron Guilbeau and Hyland Church with special guest artists Bob Warford (former member of the late Clarence White's legendary bluegrass band The Kentucky Colonels).
For more info visit the offical Gram Fest web-page.
"Musicians Anonymous" worked on an album 2005!
Musicians are Gib Guilbeau, Sneaky Pete Kleinow, Chris Ethridge, Bobby Cochran, Bob Warford (all ex-Flying Burrito Brothers), Shannon O'Neill, Spooner Oldham, John Molo, Hyland Church, Ronnie Guilbeau and probably a few others.
On the CD there will be a song sung by Gene Clark and all of the band playing on it!
This album is still unreleased.
 Darrell Cotton, Wayne Moore & Gib Guilbeau |
