The Acoustic Thread - What are you listening to?
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Another great one.
Here on the central coast we are lucky to have a radio station that plays all that great music. KPIG 107.5 FM ,Freedom, Ca.
Frank
Here on the central coast we are lucky to have a radio station that plays all that great music. KPIG 107.5 FM ,Freedom, Ca.
Frank
More acoustic listening thanks to the miracle of 50+ year old TV reruns.
The Darling family make another appearance on the Andy Griffith show, featuring the real life bluegrass group, The Dillards, performing "Doug's Tune" in this excerpt from the episode:
http://youtu.be/MwI0NXYySZs
The Darling family make another appearance on the Andy Griffith show, featuring the real life bluegrass group, The Dillards, performing "Doug's Tune" in this excerpt from the episode:
http://youtu.be/MwI0NXYySZs
................and now that tall kid on the right in the Johnny Carson video above
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For all of us old guys... A little Kate Wolf
y para aquellos que aman las canciones de la lengua
y para aquellos que aman las canciones de la lengua
Well, Mr. Sage, if you are feeling old this ought to perk ya up............with a decidedly western flair. 
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That's nice! Miss Laurie is pretty doggone good.
Here's some more western flavor. From one of the locals here in town.
Edit: Joni writes the majority of her music, a lot of which ties back to Oregon, and to her family. She travels with a good size western band, but almost every year she comes back to do a solo performance in our 'Slice of Summer' festival. A nice lady.
Here's some more western flavor. From one of the locals here in town.
Edit: Joni writes the majority of her music, a lot of which ties back to Oregon, and to her family. She travels with a good size western band, but almost every year she comes back to do a solo performance in our 'Slice of Summer' festival. A nice lady.
Basin Deranged
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I guess I'm an old guy myself. All our Kate Wolf recordings are on vinyl and my wife and I first heard Laurie Lewis back in the late seventies/early eighties when she played regularly at a pizza parlor with a band called "The Good Old Persons."
But, if it is not too presumptuous for a newcomer I would like to broaden our definition of acoustic music a bit:
But, if it is not too presumptuous for a newcomer I would like to broaden our definition of acoustic music a bit:
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"Presumptuous?" I don't believe that is in our vocabulary! New blood/members are what keeps us fresh! Thanks for sharing!
Ute Lemper has a great voice, and one of the most expressive faces I've seen.
Ute Lemper has a great voice, and one of the most expressive faces I've seen.
fun to listen to and watch.Wandering Sagebrush said:
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I was looking at a YouTube video on the Ralph Smith 18 string (6 courses of 3 strings) guitar, and stumbled on this lady. I believe that I've heard her do bluegrass, but not a harp guitar. Muriel Anderson...
Very nice music.
That instrument reminds me of the ones David Lindley plays.
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That instrument reminds me of the ones David Lindley plays.
Frank
Here's an updated version of a trip down memory lane.............................
Bombsight
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A little more Muriel Anderson and her one woman bluegrass band.
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4llamas
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