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Friend of Leo's
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Austin
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I was just watching a 1978 DVD of Waylon live at the Ryman last night and playing along with it.
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Kentucky
Posts: 137
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The Crawdaddies
Just now heard, for the first time, this group filmed for a Kentucky Educational Television (KET) program called Jubilee. These guys are good and fun.
Some telecaster content too. http://www.thecrawdaddies.com/musicians.html http://www.thecrawdaddies.com/press.html http://www.ket.org/cgi/foxweb.exe/db...ms?id=JUBI1010 from Jubilee's page: The Crawdaddies Cajun, zydeco, funk, swing, soul, reggae, roots, and rock fuse into a groove-laden sound all its own. |
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Tele-Holic
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 940
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listening skills...
im always listening to peter mayer pete has been jimmy buffetts lead guitarist for the past 17 years. but sounds nothing like buffett when he does HIS THING. he was an established solo/band artist before buffett and is once again out with his band (when not touring with jimmy), writing and performing some amazing pop/folk/jazz/world music. he performs an annual xmas show held in various churches across the country that is nothing less than amazing!!! pete provides top shelf fingerstyle acoustic guitar and the best vocals you'll ever hear (it would make paul simon and sting envious) and he uses a three piece string section (with solo violin interspersement), world class perscussion and vocal provided by r scott bryan (sheryl crow alumnus), native american flutes, pennywhistle and flutes played with absolute love and precision by mark holland, and great jazz/classical bass and vocals from pete's brother jim mayer (buffetts bassist for 17 years, also). i cant even begin to describe the music these people create, live in these churches!!! the arrangements (by pete) are incredible, shifting from folk to an india raga, to classical to new agey jazz, to rock to bluegrass... all in one song!!!!!!! and it works!!! very depthy stuff.. and hes in a class very few of us will ever reach. peter is an incredible talent and has surrounded himself with incredibly tallented musicians he has 3 xmas albums to date with mostly oriiginal material. 1 studio, 1 live and 1 that brand new as of last week. all are great!!! his website: http://www.petermayer.com/ check out the audio and video samples and see him when he comes around!!!!!!!!! enjoy! rand z (tropicalsoul.net) |
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Tele-Afflicted
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Florida Panhandle
Age: 52
Posts: 1,871
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The album "Testimony" by Neil Morse of Spock's Beard fame.Wow.............
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Jorma Kaukonen - Blue Country Heart
I can not get enough of this album...EXCELLANT!!!
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: New Orleans, LA
Posts: 240
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James Burton
I got this disc at Tower yesterday: "The Guitar Sounds of James Burton". It has mostly instrumental versions of Mystery Train, Susie Q, etc. The cover of Fire and Rain (James Taylor, I think) is pretty nice. Burton's work with Ricky Nelson remains my favorite, though.
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Lynden, WA
Posts: 451
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Currently...
...Rory Gallagher's performing Pistol Slapper Blues for the second time in the same show- this is a VCD (I'm kinda watching, too!) of a RockPalast broadcast from 6/10/76. The cameras weren't set the first time, so we get to hear it twice- not a bad thing, in my book. Oops, now he's brought the band out to do Goin' To My Hometown...
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