What are you listening to?
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Not the first time I've posted this cat, don't think I've posted this song
The first time I heard him ( 5-6 yr ago) , I was hooked.
He can go from mellow , to outright " damn " that was badass.
To the guitarist up in hear....... help me out with the chords on this one, mainly chorus ,please.
I have some of his songs roughed in .....just need to " clean them up", which is hard to do with arthritic and gout hampered fingers.
The first time I heard him ( 5-6 yr ago) , I was hooked.
He can go from mellow , to outright " damn " that was badass.
To the guitarist up in hear....... help me out with the chords on this one, mainly chorus ,please.
I have some of his songs roughed in .....just need to " clean them up", which is hard to do with arthritic and gout hampered fingers.
Yeah guitar is one of my favorite hobbies.
The video I posted of “I Didn’t Realize” is the Western Flyers. Joey McKenzie the guitarist is my mentor. Been trying to to learn the swing/Western swing genre for years. I’m strictly a rhythm guy. Can’t play lead for shit
This is my 1948 Gibson L48
The video I posted of “I Didn’t Realize” is the Western Flyers. Joey McKenzie the guitarist is my mentor. Been trying to to learn the swing/Western swing genre for years. I’m strictly a rhythm guy. Can’t play lead for shit
This is my 1948 Gibson L48
Cool !!Yeah guitar is one of my favorite hobbies.
The video I posted of “I Didn’t Realize” is the Western Flyers. Joey McKenzie the guitarist is my mentor. Been trying to to learn the swing/Western swing genre for years. I’m strictly a rhythm guy. Can’t play lead for shit
This is my 1948 Gibson L48
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I grew up listening to Bob Wills when we lived in New Mexico . My Mom had a station in Lubbock TX that played Country and Western …morning to night. We didn’t have a TV , radio was plenty !
The Western Flyers are really good
Bob Wills. Joey McKenzie is an amazing Bob Wills historian. He and his wife Sherrie are keeping the Wills legacy alive. They are friends with Bob’s daughter.
A friend of mine’s uncle was Cameron Hill that played guitar with Bob Wills in the early 40s. It was the guitar duo of Cameron Hill and Jimmy Wible. My friend has Cameron’s 1941 Epiphone Emperor that he used while playing with Bob. This is Joey playing that guitar.
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A friend of mine’s uncle was Cameron Hill that played guitar with Bob Wills in the early 40s. It was the guitar duo of Cameron Hill and Jimmy Wible. My friend has Cameron’s 1941 Epiphone Emperor that he used while playing with Bob. This is Joey playing that guitar.
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Here’s a link to a biography of Cameron Hill written by my friend.
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Hill, Maurice Cameron
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"... If this song is a brand of whiskey, then ah'd reckon whoever done brewed it musta' made a pact with some' unholy, and now he's ridin' forever 'cross the sky wranglin' the Devil's herds... Pour me another glass now..."
FIRE IN THE BLOOD - THE BOOTLEGGERS, WITH RALPH STANLEY
FIRE IN THE BLOOD - THE BOOTLEGGERS, WITH RALPH STANLEY
Currently listening to "gunfighter ballads" by Marty Robbins 
Something happened to my Spotify account. I couldn't sort it out and called the spotify phone number. They told this is a technical issue and promised to fix it soon, so today I'm listening to random old tracks on YouTube. Nostalgia.
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More Bob Wills...
This is the movie that the previous video was from, starring Glen Ford, Penny Singleton and Ann Miller. BTW, Ann Miller was only 18 when this movie was released which means that she was probably 17 when it was filmed. If you haven't seen it and like old movies, this one is a classic.
During WWII they said that Betty Grable was the #1 pinup girl because of her legs. IMHO, Ann Miller had the better looking legs.
Got another batch of bow risers that's gonna keep me occupied for a next couple of weeks, so revisiting another hopper load of gold when I am at the work table:
Sayin' there ain't no good westerns made after 2000 is just like sayin' the same about country music. Ya'll just don't know where to look...
Sayin' there ain't no good westerns made after 2000 is just like sayin' the same about country music. Ya'll just don't know where to look...
