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Location: Michigan | Popcritic any relation???GWB
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Location: NJ | forget the player
there must be 100K worth of studio gear behind him!!!! |
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Location: enid, ok | I'm with Al. A great player, but look at all that stuff! |
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Location: Michigan | Being a person who knows nothing about recording equipment what is it that you see that costs that kind of money behind him? Al something special must of caught your eye .
What I like about his performance is he doesnt seem to be using any outrageous effects , it sounds pretty much electric acoustical.Maybe I am wrong here so correct me if I am missing it. GWB |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Personally, I like the style of Andy Mackee a lot better.
Drifting
and check out this slothead :D
The Friend I Never Met |
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Location: Cicero, NY | Andy does some great stuff. |
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Location: NJ | Originally posted by guitarwannabee:
Being a person who knows nothing about recording equipment what is it that you see that costs that kind of money behind him? Al something special must of caught your eye .
What I like about his performance is he doesnt seem to be using any outrageous effects , it sounds pretty much electric acoustical.Maybe I am wrong here so correct me if I am missing it. GWB there are a ton of compressors in back of him.
4 la2a's
4 urei 1176
collings compressor
gates
lampander
looks like a mnanley mic pre or two.
I wish the photo was a close up on the gear there is a bunch of really cool vintage and high end stuff there. |
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Location: Tychy, Poland | to be honest - a lot of technique, not much of a musique. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I hear a banjo roll effect ala bluegrass. But with a different technique, of course. |
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Location: atlanta | Kaki met Justin on the road shortly after she turned pro in 2003. She describes him as a "champ songwriter, singer and guitarist." She thinks it's a shame that he never seems to have developed a wider audience. Al is right--Justin's gear is impressive and seems to always have been an important part of his musical development. For more go to:
http://JustinKingmusic.com
Best to all--
Dave King |
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Location: North Carolina | Originally posted by LBJ:
to be honest - a lot of technique, not much of a musique. Bingo. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Sounds more like bongo to me. |
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| Tappy-Krappy.
This is real guitar playing - fantastic
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Location: south east Michigan | Your are so, so right Schroeder.
Maybe I should move in the direction of learning a little Rock-a-Billy. |
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| Everybody knows it as rockabilly but really its good old fashioned Western Swing - play the same thing on an old L5 or similar and you'd be in pure Bob Willis/Spade Cooley territory.
I remember as a long haired teenager who worshipped at the shrine of Clapton hearing a Spade Cooley Band (or was it Orchestra?) record for the first time and thinking that something wasn't quite right in my list of great players. Then again with the Bob Willis Band. Great, great music and long overdue for a revival. Is there much Western Swing music around over there? It's pretty much non-existent over here. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Great playing... but, I got motion sickness looking at that guitar |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Originally posted by schroeder:
Is there much Western Swing music around over there? Asleep At The Wheel and Ray Benson have never gone away. |
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Can there be two Kings ???
