Figured it’d be a good way to check out new music. For me it was the Krueger Bros at Rocky Grass on NugsTV.
Just so much amazing melodic banjo Irish style, rock, crazy fiddle tunes. Some really experimental stuff, which I love.
It’s almost like a TV yellow, but a little more punk rock… kinda like the old melody makers. anyhoo… the custom shop is really pumping out some amazing flamed necks and colors.
I remember a few years ago there was a very succinct PDF Barry had written just about the diminish six scale. It was about 10 pages long and came from his website. It’s no longer up anymore. Does anyone have a copy of that? Thanks!
Clockwise from 12:
PRS Custom Special 22
Beard Custom E
Gold tone Mastertone
Custom Shop Strat
National 1930s New Yorker
Beard Radio R
Gold Tone - Beard PBR
Chair - Gibson Dove 1970s
Still rocks too
Two chains. Bass and guitar on this board.
I was just thinking of this the other day the time period from about 1900 to 1955 (Elvis) was so explosive and nearly every part of the country growing a subculture of music. New York City had jazz. Appalachian Bluegrass, New Orleans had their own scene. Every step along the Mississippi had a different form of blues. Kansas City, Chicago, Kalamazoo…You had country towards the south and Woody Guthrie in Oklahoma. West Coast even had slack, Hawaiin, and dobro.
At this time, nearly every major city grew a record industry and a culture around their music, but not New England… or at least nothing seemed to have had stuck in the larger scope of history.
This is a New England resident speaking, by the way. I just realized the other day all we do is study other areas parts of music.
What the heck was going on north of CT, and why nothing that’s significant to the rest of American music history.
Two chains for studio. Bass and Guitar run separate. Not that any of you geniuses will read this.