Johnny Neel

And we are going on with our keyboard player theme with the first of a couple of tunes.

We thought, seeing how it is coming up to the second anniversary of Johnny Neel's passing, let's remember him.

Here on Bullfrog from Roadhouse, Johnny Neel was an American vocalist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.

He was

celebrated for his... work in Southern rock, blues and R&B, particularly noted for his work with the Allman Brothers Band and the Dickie Betts Band.

Now, Johnny Neel was born blind and he launched his career early with the single talking about people at the age of 12.

He moved to Nashville in 1984, and he also co-wrote hits like Good Clean Fun, Made Del for the Almond, and collaborated with artists like from Greg Orman to Government Mule.

His discography spanned solo and group projects, and he earned accolades like the Delaware Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction in 2019, and sharing the Allman's Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2012.

He had the song Toen Ik Je Zag.

Johnny Neal passed away in 2024 at the age of 70 from heart failure.

He was a blind American keyboardist, harmonica player, and songwriter who joined the Allman Brothers band back in 1989.

He co-wrote their hit, Good Clean Fun.

Two balls and one strike.

Johnny Neal at third base playing in very shallow against a possible bunt.

The outfield about straight away.

Al Moran at shortstop pulled over near the bag.

Curve is inside and high.

Three balls and two strikes.

Full count to Juju Coleman, the on-deck batter Johnny Neal, Frank Thomas at second base.

Lamaster shaking no on the first time by Joe Choi.