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And check out the axe he's using:
James Taylor: "Almost Like Being In Love" - YouTube
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03-04-2020 06:06 PM
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is it a Dangelico ?
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That was nice. Thanks.
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I wonder if they’re buds at all. Seems like they could be.
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That sure was pleasant.
John's played JT tunes in his set for years, I'd say at the least, a mutual admiration.
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John's playing his dad's D'Angelico, no?
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JT's using one of Allan Holdsworth's rhythm sections -- Chad Wackerman and Jimmy Johnson.
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Competent folks, all around.
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Originally Posted by Greentone
The Fretboard Journal on Instagram: “Fly on the wall as John Pizzarelli picked up Bucky’s ‘34 D’Angelico from TR Crandall. This amazing archtop started life as a tenor guitar…”
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I know Bucky had at least 2 DA's, I saw him a very long time ago playing a solo gig w one.
He also had one he lent Les Paul, and Les kept it for a couple yrs much to Buckys chagrin, but eventually got it back.
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Originally Posted by JSanta
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Sweet little solo from Larry Goldings too!
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Gosh, Goldings has walked down that lonesome road with Taylor for over 40 years.
Yep, that's Bucky's guitar.
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I started listening to JT when the Apple album came out and have been a fan ever since. I taught myself how to play fingerstyle figuring out so many of his tunes. Thank you for posting that link. We DVR’d that episode but something went wrong and I missed the performance. Been meaning to track it down on the interwebs. You saved me several taps.
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Also, his new album is waiting at the post office for me (along with Sierra Hull’s).
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i dug that melodica solo..beautiful little instrument..hohner!
jts always been a fine picker
cheers
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JT did a weird interview on NPR plugging his new album, on which he only plays standards.
He said that those songs (standards) had been with him a long time, and then a funny thing happened called the 60s.
He seemed to be implying that the 60s were a wrong detour that music took.
I know he didn't like what rock music did to the folk music scene back then.
He used to call the folk revival the "Folk Scare" of the early 60s.
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Originally Posted by sgcim
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sorry...veering... but can't help seeing a martin mull reference without thinkin of this
3 geniuses...mull, willard & waits
cheeers
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I've always liked and respected James Taylor's music and he's always surrounded himself with excellent musicians who help make him shine. He's also underrated as a guitar player, I think, but I just didn't like this performance/arrangement. The great American standards songbook just seems like a glove that doesn't quite fit him. That said kudos to him for following his own path.
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Originally Posted by neatomic
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hah..great to see the mull appreciation..he was always playing some nice gibson guitars!!..and for fernwood tonight he had frank devol as band leader and the great tommy tedesco on guitar...
heres tommy t's remembrance
mull is also a great visual artist/painter
cheers
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Originally Posted by neatomic
"Frank Devol"
Happy Kyne and the Mirthmakers!
Go watch any old tv show, almost guaranteed you'll see "music by Devol" in the credits.
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Originally Posted by AndyV
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This is great! Thanks for posting.
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