Wichita Lineman.

[steve burchfield]

The man who used to play keys on Velvet Darkness by Allan Holdsworth has a great version of this song. I dont know how to post it,but jazz fans will like it!

[steve burchfield]

Alan Pasqua

[cano]

Dig this one :

[alltunes]

A recently released version with Frisell on guitar:

[fasteddie]

Nice job Cesar!


Here is the one from Johnny A. to check out, y'all.

GTRman , I owe you one. I never heard of Johnny A until your post. Now I’m hooked. Been watching everything I can find on him on YouTube. This guy is really good.

[Sam Sherry]

The man who used to play keys on Velvet Darkness by Allan Holdsworth has a great version of this song. I dont know how to post it,but jazz fans will like it!

Alan Pasqua

Yes. Just, "Yes."

Alan Pasqua, piano
Darek "Oles" Oleskiewicz, double-bass
Peter Erskine, drums

[steve burchfield]

good job

[steve burchfield]

i meant to tell the guy with epi good job

[neatomic]

A recently released version with Frisell on guitar:

great! has shades of ennio morricone, toots thielemans, angelo badalamenti...nice

cheers

[AndyV]

Johnny A is a terrific chord melody arranger and precise guitarist in the way that Chet Atkins was precise - nailing the feel, notes placed in perfect time and great taste. With the advent of looper pedals he's also a one-man band. He did an amazing version of the 60s classic "The Letter" live at the New England amp show last year ... feet a blur as he worked about 20 pedals.

[BickertRules]

Beautifully played!

Apparently this is a song people love to cover; here is a version I did a few years ago:

This is my version of Wichita lineman. I hope you like it. All comments are welcome.