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Location: Scotland | Just watched ol' Glen on the Jools Holland show. Short interveiw with JH where he played the William Tell Overture on a Viper. Looked like he was using a Brit pickup band (with a very tasty Pedal Steel player) Played a cover tune from the new album, and a version of Galveston. On Galveston he was playing a strat and right at the end he played a solo and shitnuts, he f***** BURNED! It was like like the big finger to the rest of the guests "Hey I may be old and unhip, but check this out, I can actually PLAY"
Moody, I have it recorded, I'll burn it to DVD and bring it out in Jan. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | Paul, could you post the DVD to me down here please? We use PAL in oz too.
I was in the audience of a JH show once. |
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Location: Scotland | will do, PM me your address. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Jools was being shown for a promo week a few months ago on "The Ovation" channel...
I saw more good music that week on television than since "the Midnight Special" was cancelled... |
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Location: GA USA | Is THIS the show? He does a pretty tasty solo on Wichita Lineman. |
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Location: Scotland | Yep, that's from the same recording session, but that wasn't shown tonight. Is that his regular band? They kinda looked like Brits to me (I have a 6th sense)or maybe it's that they didn't look like Colonials. |
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GC on Jools
