Hi Cindy,
There's more to go with that one tune. I did an album back in 92 with another local musician here in Louisville. We had some good help in the studio and I've never done a project like that since. The tunes are all written by myself and Michael McGrath, a friend of mine here in Louisville. I thought that tune was very "Don Williamslike". I'll put another one up from the album "There goes my Heart gain" that has, to my ear, a sort of early Paul Simon tint to it. It's called "The Vision" and one called "Climb With ME" that seems John Denverish. (maybe I never developed a "Dale" sound???
Hey Cheer up,
A) It's Christmas
B) I'll see you at Kamp in just a few months when it's warmer
(would be AWFUL out in front of Carnegie right now!)
and C) the Lord knows how to take care of saints so grieve for a lost friend, but don't grieve TOO hard or TOO bitterly hard over him. He's in good Hands.
At 10:33am on December 17, 2008, Mike Kaufman said…
Hi Cindy!
I'm looking forward to working with you again, too! I will especially appreciate your insights since my wife and I are raising my 5-year-old ADHD grandson. Guess our lives were just too boring...
Take care -- keep fighting the good fight and picking the good notes.
Hi Cindy!
I thougth of you a couple weeks ago when I was pickin' by chance with Laura Boosinger at a local old time jam. We are going to Clifftop this year.
At 9:30pm on December 14, 2008, Tim McGaughy said…
Man, if we could only do everything we want to! But then we probably would be bored and jaded. I really want to go to River City and if all the plans work out we will be in Portland that weekend. See you at Kamp if not sooner.
At 12:07pm on December 13, 2008, Dale Grider said…
Hi Cindy,
Hope to see you at Kamp 09. I'm probably a week 1 Kamper this time (Gotta see Crary!) Maybe we'll get a chance to pick a few?
Dale:)
At 1:25am on December 13, 2008, Tim McGaughy said…
Cindy are you going to the River City Festival? We may be headed that way for my Grandaughter's birthday.
At 1:50pm on December 11, 2008, Dick Daniels said…
Actually it's not as big as I remember. But you said it was an old photograph?
At 10:46pm on December 10, 2008, David Dugas said…
If you want to learn exciting, challenging andtechnique-enhancing guitar solos, this lesson is for you! Steve Kaufman has chosen ten of his favorite show pieces, each one packed with a powerful arrayof ideas, instrumental skills and advice. These are, above all, great tunes toplay at jam sessions, in performance or just in your practice room. With years of teaching experience under his belt, Steve knows how to build your motor skills and muscle memory to enable you to play cleaner, faster and with more musicality. The show-stopping tunes you’ll learn include bluegrass classics, Celtic session tunes, folk and pop standards and a gorgeous waltz: Interstate Rag, First Century Reel, Maid Behind the Bar, Sligo Girl, TheRising Sun, Beaumont Rag, Black Mountain Rag, Festival Waltz, Calgary Polka, Last Thing on My Mind and Calgary Polka. -------------------------------------
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When I Grow Too Old To Dream
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It was GREAT to see you at Kamp! Thanks so much for throwing "The Dutchman" up on the youTube channel!
Enjoy being a young married lady and best regards,
Mike
Just signed up for the first week at Kamp. Brother is not going. It's his loss. I'm getting anxious for lots of fun.
Rich
There's more to go with that one tune. I did an album back in 92 with another local musician here in Louisville. We had some good help in the studio and I've never done a project like that since. The tunes are all written by myself and Michael McGrath, a friend of mine here in Louisville. I thought that tune was very "Don Williamslike". I'll put another one up from the album "There goes my Heart gain" that has, to my ear, a sort of early Paul Simon tint to it. It's called "The Vision" and one called "Climb With ME" that seems John Denverish. (maybe I never developed a "Dale" sound???
Hey Cheer up,
A) It's Christmas
B) I'll see you at Kamp in just a few months when it's warmer
(would be AWFUL out in front of Carnegie right now!)
and C) the Lord knows how to take care of saints so grieve for a lost friend, but don't grieve TOO hard or TOO bitterly hard over him. He's in good Hands.
I'm looking forward to working with you again, too! I will especially appreciate your insights since my wife and I are raising my 5-year-old ADHD grandson. Guess our lives were just too boring...
Take care -- keep fighting the good fight and picking the good notes.
I thougth of you a couple weeks ago when I was pickin' by chance with Laura Boosinger at a local old time jam. We are going to Clifftop this year.
Hope to see you at Kamp 09. I'm probably a week 1 Kamper this time (Gotta see Crary!) Maybe we'll get a chance to pick a few?
Dale:)
That's a pretty darn nice photo on DiDa's page...
David
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If you want to learn exciting, challenging andtechnique-enhancing guitar solos, this lesson is for you! Steve Kaufman has chosen ten of his favorite show pieces, each one packed with a powerful arrayof ideas, instrumental skills and advice. These are, above all, great tunes toplay at jam sessions, in performance or just in your practice room. With years of teaching experience under his belt, Steve knows how to build your motor skills and muscle memory to enable you to play cleaner, faster and with more musicality. The show-stopping tunes you’ll learn include bluegrass classics, Celtic session tunes, folk and pop standards and a gorgeous waltz: Interstate Rag, First Century Reel, Maid Behind the Bar, Sligo Girl, TheRising Sun, Beaumont Rag, Black Mountain Rag, Festival Waltz, Calgary Polka, Last Thing on My Mind and Calgary Polka. -------------------------------------
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Steve’s New Rhythm DVD Beyond Basic Bluegrass Rhythm
This DVD is packed with powerful ideas and challenging tunes that will help you develop exactly the right feel for the music you are accompanying. Steve guides you through walking bass lines, chord progressions, substitutions, complex chord shapes and rich accompaniment ideas for a variety of tunes, including Little Rock Getaway, Wayfaring Stranger, St. Anne's Reel, Kentucky Waltz, Sweet Georgia Brown, Alabama Jubilee and Sally Goodin.
100 Minute DVD, includes music and tab file on the disc for you to print or view. Instructions included.
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The most common songs played at Kamp are posted at www.acoustic-kamp.com. This will give you the backup chords and can be used for all instruments. You can learn this list through Steve Kaufman’s Four Hour Bluegrass Work-Out Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 . Also Steve Kaufman’s 4 Hour Banjo Work-Out and Celtic Work-Out. Each Work-Out set is a large Book with 4 CDs. 50 Songs each book played three times slow then three times fast. Practice with Steve’s band!-------------------------------------
Steve's Latest CD "Acoustic Stomp" Acoustic Stomp Steve's solo CD with bassist Rusty Holloway The Song Selections are: Interstate Rag Mr. Bojangles Maid Behind The Bar - Sligo Maid - The Rising Sun Chicken Cordon Blues Dill Pickle Rag The Lament for Lowrie O'Da Lea I'm Goin' Fishin' Laura's Theme
The Acoustic Stomp
Windy and Warm
The First Century Reel
Crazy Creek
When I Grow Too Old To Dream
Blackberry Rag
Cold Frosty Morn - Rickett's Hornpipe - June Apple
So You Want To Play The Guitar?
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