Some very slinky psuedo-Easty steel C.O. Steve Kimock
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David Mason
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Some very slinky psuedo-Easty steel C.O. Steve Kimock
Steve Kimock is a guitarist and non-pedaler in San Francisco. He gets roped into an occasional Deady re-tread trip, but his own stuff is better (IMO). There's some quite original Stringmaster work throughout this show:
http://tela.sugarmegs.org/_asxtela/Stev ... sseeFL.asx
Around 10:15 or so he starts building a neat Phrygian-neighborhood snake-charmer piece. He never overplays it or trashes out with the big-hair stadium finale.
http://tela.sugarmegs.org/_asxtela/Stev ... sseeFL.asx
Around 10:15 or so he starts building a neat Phrygian-neighborhood snake-charmer piece. He never overplays it or trashes out with the big-hair stadium finale.
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David Mason
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Dave Easley original:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI19M5cZ4rk
And excerpt from "Eight Miles High":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H35QpuAfIFw
He's played with Aashish Khan, who is the son of Ali Akbar Khan, nephew of Annapurna Devi, and grandson of Alauddin Khan, who was his first teacher - at 5 years old! There's a little clot of these Indophiles down in New Orleans. Dave has regularly taken "dinner music" jobs - at Indian restaurants - just because he can get paid to fool around with this stuff for hours on end.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI19M5cZ4rk
And excerpt from "Eight Miles High":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H35QpuAfIFw
He's played with Aashish Khan, who is the son of Ali Akbar Khan, nephew of Annapurna Devi, and grandson of Alauddin Khan, who was his first teacher - at 5 years old! There's a little clot of these Indophiles down in New Orleans. Dave has regularly taken "dinner music" jobs - at Indian restaurants - just because he can get paid to fool around with this stuff for hours on end.