Tuesday, February 9, 2010
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Thelonious Monk's Advice to Steve Lacy
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(live) Willie Nelson's "Crazy" and Hank Williams Jr.'s hit "Whiskey Bent and Hellbound" are here played instrumentally by Chicken Fried Swing. Ira Gitlin on second guitar. (solo demo) Here I'm flatpicking "Stone's Rag," which I learned from an old Bob Wills record. (for some reason, Bob called it "Lone Star Rag." anyone who wants to weigh in on this raging controversy, feel free to comment.)
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I'm kind of surprised that Ted Greene didn't mention Roy Buchanan more. Ted's tone was a bit more George Van Eps and Lenny Breau influenced, but I know that Chet was a big influence... and Roy Buchanan's "lap piano" approach, when he wasn't burning up the fretboard had to have been in there as well.
Could be-- my guess is that Ted was probably aware of all the key Tele guys.
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