Vinyl Friday

[NWK]

Listening to this whole album right now but this (imho of course) is the best Start-your-Friday-well-tune!

 

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[Klenchblaize]

I do try to please the site owners:

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[User00036]

A voice that gets better with age.

 

[levigsp]

brings back memories of a young lady doing strange contortionist movements she called a dance!.

 

[levigsp]

A voice that gets better with age.

what and incredible display of both voice and musicianship.

 

[User00036]

what and incredible display of both voice and musicianship.

Totally agreed, a good musician is one who doesn't hog the limelight, he encourages others to perform above their level, these musicians all know about crescendo & diminuendo. Dont know if you saw any of these TransAtlantic sessions on the BBC, well worth getting hold of the dvd's or iplayer? The best of British Celtic & Americana singers & players, including memorable performances from Jerry Douglas, John Martyn & Danny Thompson, well worth a look.

 

[levigsp]

Totally agreed, a good musician is one who doesn't hog the limelight, he encourages others to perform above their level, these musicians all know about crescendo & diminuendo. Dont know if you saw any of these TransAtlantic sessions on the BBC, well worth getting hold of the dvd's or iplayer? The best of British Celtic & Americana singers & players, including memorable performances from Jerry Douglas, John Martyn & Danny Thompson, well worth a look.

Saw a few programs early on. will need to look them out on dvd.

 

[User00036]

Levigsp, Check this out, at 2.30 mins it catches fire.

 

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[levigsp]

Levigsp, Check this out, at 2.30 mins it catches fire.

Now thats tight!

 

[levigsp]

Totally agreed, a good musician is one who doesn't hog the limelight, he encourages others to perform above their level, these musicians all know about crescendo & diminuendo. Dont know if you saw any of these TransAtlantic sessions on the BBC, well worth getting hold of the dvd's or iplayer? The best of British Celtic & Americana singers & players, including memorable performances from Jerry Douglas, John Martyn & Danny Thompson, well worth a look.

Slightly related. In 1978ish for one night only a folk trio got up on stage in a remote Pennine pub.
They called themselves the Wolly wombats and consisted of Tony Capstick [guitar vocal] Cardy Montgomery [fujara]and yours truly [Guitar vocals] we did two songs that I clearly remember, difficult as I was inebriated and i was not alone, Tony was the same and Cardy a west Indian, well who knows!
The two songs were Mr punch and Judy Man and May you never and I'm sure it was quite a different rendition than this one. lol
I sometimes wonder what happened to those wonderful times past, seems a lifetime ago.