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This Guy Is Better Than I Am In Many, Many Ways.
He’s a hell of a washboard player, first of all. He’s also able to grow a lush forest of facial hair. In addition, he can sing. Finally, he has a six-shooter mounted to the side of his board which he … Continue reading
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Tagged 20's pop tunes, à l'américaine, New Orleans, pre-war blues
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More Patrick Skiffington with the Crescent Katz
Here’s the ever-enjoyable Patrick Skiffington playing with the Crescent Katz at the 2017 Fresno Jazz Fest. I really like the way he changes up what he’s doing to fit with each different featured player. This is how you do it!
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Tagged 20's pop tunes, à l'américaine, Patrick Skiffington, The Crescent Katz
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Green Rock River Band’s Richard Stillman
Richard Stillman takes us on a tour of his rig. He plays in the doom folk (?) group Green Rock River Band, about which more here.
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Tagged à l'américaine, doom folk, Green Rock River Band, Richard Stillman, wonky tonk
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More great work by Tuba Skinny’s Robin Rapuzzi
The World’s Greatest Band, Tuba Skinny, here shares with us a sweet version of Blind Boy Fuller’s “Untrue Blues,” nailed down, as always, by the understated rhythm stylings of Robin Rapuzzi. UPDATE: Or not Robin, as I’m informed by a commenter. … Continue reading
The California Honeydrops’ Ben Malament
This is a nice rendition of “Weary Blues” by members of the California Honeydrops. It’s minimalist: only a trumpet, a clarinet and the board, the last of which is played very adeptly by Ben Malament. He’s using an unadorned board … Continue reading
