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Just about any Staples record (esp. Pops & Mavis)
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Susana Baca - Susana Baca
Marc Ribot's instrumental efforts
Bill Frissel - Good Dog, Happy Man
Jules Shear - The Third Party (thanks…"
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Who's playing guitar or another instrument tonight - what are you working-on/playing?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jay Wylie Nov 24, 2011.
Would George Harrison have been pulled into more roots-oriented playing and production had he been on hand for the explosion that's happened in the last ten years?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mark Horton Nov 6, 2011.
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Mark Horton replied to Terry Roland's discussion 'Chicken Soup for the Musical Soul'
"These gals have no pretense whastsoever, and it blows a fresh wind into a masterful classic.
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Mark Horton replied to Terry Roland's discussion 'Chicken Soup for the Musical Soul'
"Bless your heart for including Jules Shear, Easy Ed. I have an album from the early '90s - The Third Party -that I dearly love (although I have several of his albums).
It's a very nicely done demo-type release; one voice, one guitar. Great…"
Mark Horton replied to Terry Roland's discussion 'Chicken Soup for the Musical Soul'
"Amen to what Terry said."
Mark Horton commented on Terry Roland's blog post 'The Slow Turning of John Hiatt: From Genre Pioneer to Americana’s Elder Statesman'
"Yep - Sessions at 54th Street. Thanks all. That was a great show, which also explains why it didn't last longer.
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Mark Horton commented on Terry Roland's blog post 'The Slow Turning of John Hiatt: From Genre Pioneer to Americana’s Elder Statesman'
"BTW - Can anybody remember the name of the made for television show John was a part of a few years back (maybe longer, I'm getting old)? The show's focus was on songs, featuring various artists performing and then discussing their songs.…"
Mark Horton commented on Terry Roland's blog post 'The Slow Turning of John Hiatt: From Genre Pioneer to Americana’s Elder Statesman'
"Thanks for a right fine overview of the arc of Mr. Hiatt's carreer, Terry. It filled in many gaps for one of my favorite artists that I've, for whatever reason, not kept up with entirely. There is a quality of love and deep…"
Mark Horton commented on Terry Roland's blog post 'Shaver and His Maker: From Hell-bound Honky Tonk Hero to Holy Roller'
"Thanks Terry. This is a right fine piece - I enjoyed, and was moved by, getting to know Mr. Shaver a bit better."
Mark Horton commented on Will James's video
Neil Young & Crazy Horse: Oh Susannah
"How lucky are we that Neil's still on the scene with his juices still a'boilin'! Love the old footage - makes me long for those romantic olden times when families'd make their own entertainment and roll cigarettes for the kiddos…"
Mark Horton commented on Chris Mateer's blog post 'Interview: Father John Misty (Josh Tillman) Delivers "Fear Fun"'
"Hey Gents, thanks for a most interesting interview. While passingly familiar with Fleet Foxes, I appreciate the intro to Josh, Mr. Mateer. You're prologue makes me most intrigued to check out this new release, and that was only magnified by…"
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Mark Horton commented on modernacoustic's blog post 'Teleprompters for Musicians: Cheating or Helping?'
"Much ado about nothing. I'm never bothered when jazzers or classicists use stands. Why this artificial stigma in rock & popular music in general? It's too formal, too mainstream....what? Flubbing a lyric can actually be a fun moment if…"
Mark Horton replied to Kyla Fairchild's discussion 'Top 10 Greatest Bass Players of all time?'
"Bryon House * Nick Lowe * Rick Danko * Colin Molding (XTC-not so roots) * Graham Maby * TBone Wolk * Jerry Scheff * James Jamersom * Carol Kaye * Tony Garnier * Charlie Hadin * Jeff Eaton (one string bassist for Split Lip Rayfield)
While…"
Mark Horton replied to Kyla Fairchild's discussion 'Top 10 Greatest Bass Players of all time?'
"Good on ya, mentioning Graham. I loved his work with Freedy Johnston & Marshall Crenshaw as well. He's always in service to the music!"
Mark Horton replied to T Hanssen's discussion 'What is your favorite album this week?'
"Jef Lee Johnson's 'The Zimmerman Shadow'."
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- At 10:23pm on August 19, 2009,
No Depression said… - Hi Mark - Welcome to the No Depression community! We hope you're finding everything okay. Please let us know if you have any questions or feedback (here are some FAQs in case anything's confusing). Thanks for joining. Cheers!
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