Can't Let That Bother Me by Sandra Kaye

It was not written to fit any particular type of music and it is obvious from the overwhelming respose, this song touches peoples hearts!

After many years of searching for the money, "The LEGEND Band" found their way to Moonra Studio located above what used to be Haley's Light and Sound in Pensacola, Florida.

This song was originally performed as "The Mighty Carousels". Robert Kelson, Drummer, died in a car wreck 2 years before, so Keyboardist Silva Saxon used a drum machine to copy Robert's every lick.

Also performing: Barry Miller on Bass and Jim Nunnelley on Guitars and harmonica.

Sandra Kaye, Jim, Barry and Robert (yes, you can still hear Robert's harmony) on vocals.

# 2.

Edge of Seventeen

Also asked for as "White Wing Dove",

one of Sandra Kaye's most requested songs since 1984!

Studio musicians with the final recording live at Woodsie's Hilltop Lounge.

# 3.

Can't Let That Bother Me

Silva Saxon wrote it. Sandra Kaye sings it. And it only took 3 years to get this one out of the studio! Musicians have a right to change their minds.

Silva on Piano, B3 Organ, Horns, Drums and Bass Guitar.

Jim Nunnelley on Lead and Rhythm Guitar.

Lucky Kelson performing as Engineer.

Recorded at Lucky K Studio in Pensacola, Florida.

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Truly Madly Deeply

One of Sandra Kaye's most requested "Love" songs originally recorded by Savage Garden.

Studio musicians with the final recording live at Woodsie's Hilltop Lounge.

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Hard Drinkin' Good Timin' Woman

Sandra Kaye's very first project.

She personally walked it through the whole process and learned much!

Recorded in 1984, at Wishbone Studio, Muscle Shoals, Alabama with Pensacola's own, Clayton Ivey arranging and overseeing the production.

Engineers and musicians had just completed albums for Alabama, Hank Jr and others. Back up Singers worked with Crystal Gale and Ronnie Milsap.

Piano: Clayton Ivey

Drums: Roger Clark

Bass Guitar: Bob Wray

Steel Guitar: Jeff Alan

Lead & Rhythm Guitar: Larry Byron

Backup Singers: Ava Aldridge, Marie Tomblinson & Susie Storm

Studio Engineers: Alan Schulman & Lee Dailey.

The song was #1 in Meridian, Mississippi and gained nationwide airplay in towns where Sandra Kaye had never performed.

She also performed the song on TNN's "You Can Be A Star" and learned what it's like to get Money-By-Mail.

This song became an anthem for women across Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia and Florida.

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Love Sneaking Up On You

Not only is it one of Sandra Kaye's most requested songs, it's also one of her favorite Bonnie Raitt tunes.

Studio musicians with the final recording live at Woodsie's Hilltop Lounge.

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Loving Arms

This song has always been a favorite for Sandra Kaye.

Singing along with a recorded tape of Dobie Gray has got her through some rough times. Elvis also recorded this song and more recently the Dixie Chicks.

Sandra Kaye dedicates this song to her Father who bailed her out of many situations but passed away in 1994.

Studio musicians with the final recording live at Woodsie's Hilltop Lounge.

To learn more about "The Legend Band" and its former or current members just click on the Sandra Kaye's website link on the left or visit

http://www.thelegendband.com

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