November 29, 2019
Jim Rooney, Don Everly, Phillip Donnelly
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A great spirit left this earth yesterday. Our dear friend Phillip Donnelly passed on. Phillip had a deep belief and a boundless capacity for wonder, so I am happy for him to be where he finds himself now. I met Phillip back in 1978 at Jack Clement’s house on Belmont Boulevard in Nashville—The Cowboy Arms Hotel & Recording Spa. On that very first day we recorded “I Recall A Gypsy Woman” and “No Expectations” with Rachel Peer on bass and Tony Newman on drums. It was my first time to experience the energy that flowed through Phillip into his guitar. From that time on we spent many hours together playing and recording with Don Everly & The Dead Cowboys, Richard Dobson, Nanci Griffith, and John Prine. Recordings like “The Ballad of Robin Wintersmith,” “The Wing and the Wheel,” “More Than A Whisper,” “Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness” (by both John Prine and Nanci Griffith) “Linda’s Gone To Mars,” “Aimless Love,” and countless others bear the unmistakable sound of Phillip’s guitar, and in that way he will always be with us. I won’t attempt to describe the effect Phillip had on those around him except to say that it was similar to being near a super charged electric field. He could wear you out with it, but it was something we all wanted and needed in our lives. Thank God for bringing Phillip to us. Farewell, my friend.