|
228 Entries.
|
Displaying page 11 of 23.
|
|
|
|
|
|
Record Number: 108
|
Posted: December 22, 2014, 6:55 am
|
|
Name: Sam Harding
Found: Found using a search engine.
|
|
|
Location: Dublin, Ireland
|
|
Comments:
Hi Larry,
Just like to thank you for all of your music. From your producing to your own solo work. You have been a big source of inspiration for me. Thanks so much for all of it. I thought you might be interested in a project of mine. I am currently trying to get it recorded but its proving quite hard with the size of it, particularly for one person to undertake and the amount of people it requires and costs! Its kind of my own version of Harry Smiths Anthology. I have tried a few times and got some demos down but deleted them as they were not up to scratch. Also im from Dublin,Ireland so its kind of hard to get the right players and voices considering it is essentially an American project true and true(even though we have a very big american roots scene here). I think I will have to move to the States and do it in the deep south! Incidentially the name comes from the first time i heard Big Pink. I thought to myself.. "this is Strawberry Mountain Music" :)
I created the characters and wrote all of the songs barr the 5 traditionals.
"Strawberry Mountain Music of Old America" an imaginary place i created and each piece is by a character from Tupelo,at the foot of mountain. It covers blues,appalachian,dixieland jazz,black gospel,white gospel,black/white folk,instrumentals,sacred harp singing,prayers and more.close to 30 pieces,5 traditionals,set between 1910 to 1930.
There will be artwork and stories with it. A short story on each character and the town and mountain.
Strawberry Mountain Music Of Old America
-a collection of stories and tales-
1. Tupelo Villagers - Wildfire Call
2. Old Cleo James - I Believin
3. Pops Turkel - The Corn,the Dust,the Grain
4. Skip Floyd - Hill Yodel
5. Avoline Hertha - Ode to Mountain
6. Tupelo Honeys - Jim Crow Who ?
7. Elk Wiley - That Farm Life Livin
8.The Liliaceas - Ode To Moon
9. Ella Mae - The Ballad of Eliza Jane
10.The Kentucky Kid - The Kentucky Kid
11.Mad Bill Rush - Runnin Time Blues
12.Blind Casey Fullah - Evil Man Blues
13.The Liliaceas - Wildwood Flower
14.Fiddlin Roamers - Appalachian Mist
15.The Dixie Spinners - Orleans Hop
16.The Liliaceas -Pink Speckled Bird
17.Wailin J Brown - Cryin Blues
18.Street Revellers - When The Saints Go Marchin In
19.Red Marten - Love Henry
20.The Tupelo Honeys - Blueberry Blossom
21.Maybelle Thomas - When I go a Wanderin
22.Dory Waller - O Arc Angel
23.Unknown - Strawberry Mountain Trail
24.Medicine Show Recording - Carnival Waltz
25.Strawberry Mountain Sacred Harp Singers - Wondrous Love
26.Red Lee - Wyoming
27.Fiddlin Roamers - Prairie Roam
28.The Bayou Boys - That Lost Soul
Im thinking of maybe turning it into a book also. If you have any advice or feedback or anything I would be really grateful. As soon as I get recording it I will send it on to you.
Thanks again for all of the music. I thought I would share my own stuff and show my gratitude as you have fed me musically me for a long time! Hope to see you in Woodstock sometime when I eventually make the pilgrimage.
All the best,
Sam
|
|
|
Record Number: 107
|
Posted: December 12, 2014, 10:42 am
|
|
Name: tony
Found: Found using a search engine.
|
|
|
Comments:
Just saw Larry and Theresa play with Hot Tuna last night In Collingswood N.J. WOW !!!!
|
|
|
Record Number: 106
|
Posted: November 14, 2014, 1:15 pm
|
|
Name: Dave
Found: Linked from another site.
|
|
|
Comments:
Saw the Dirty Guvnas'last week in NYC. Got the chance to speak with James and Arron (we nicknamed him Little Levon and he loves the comparison)after the show. The topics of course were Levon, Larry and the Barn. I mentioned to James that I had seen them for the first time when they opened for Joe Louis Walker at the Barn, and have been making it a point to see them every year since whenever they play NYC. James reminiced about being up there and how truly magical it was and is. He was also thrilled when he received a text from you when you were in Tennessee a while back. He stated that "Larry is pure". I knew exactly what he meant and agreed holeheartedly.
Seeing two of my favorite bands live, within a week is amazing and will stay with me forever. Thanks.
|
|
|
Record Number: 105
|
Posted: November 13, 2014, 3:27 pm
|
|
Name: Dave
Found: Linked from another site.
|
|
|
Comments:
Larry, I am still sick regarding the fact that I could not attend the Sellersville show last month featuring the properly named Masters of the Telecaster. I had booked a left coast vacation for the same week so I gave my ticks to a few friends who said the show was indescribably great. Having Byron on the bass along with Jim and G.E. just adds to the second to none lineup of artists that you continue to surround yourself with. Please make it a point to perform with them again if at all possible. Please again play the Sellersville venue as well, not only for the close location to my home but that the venue is great. See you and Teresa at the City Winery after New Year.
|
|
|
Record Number: 104
|
Posted: November 11, 2014, 9:00 pm
|
|
Name: Dave
Found: Linked from another site.
|
|
|
Comments:
Superb show in Sellersville Sunday eve. It was a real treat to see and hear Byron and Justin also. Finally got to see you on the steel and it sounded so sweet. Richard and Lucy are so easy on the ears and I have now become a large fan of theirs. Looking forward to their album. Teresa is fixin to be the best sounding vocalist in these heer parts.
Thanks.
|
|
|
Record Number: 103
|
Posted: November 3, 2014, 10:04 am
|
| |
|
|
Comments:
I left Fur Peace Ranch 3 weeks ago today after a FANTASTIC weekend of learnin' and pickin' and grinnin' and eatin' and fellowship (in') and still feel the full afterglow of the great weekend that it was
Thanks Larry!!
Your workshop was GREAT!!!!....I am back to playing geetar EVERY day now, and am giving that newly purchased metronome a daily workout too
C U back at Fur Peace Ranch this Summer for Couple's Weekend...I signed up for your fingerstyle workshop....and I even talked the Missus into signing up for Miss Teresa's voice workshop....
Best
Brett
|
|
|
Record Number: 102
|
Posted: October 26, 2014, 2:15 pm
|
|
Name: Betty Marolla
Found: Found using a search engine.
|
|
|
Comments:
My husband have been huge fans since we first encountered Larry at a Midnight Ramble. We try to see as many concerts as possible and just saw you with David Bromberg at the Woodstock Playhouse last night. What a wonderful gift you gave all who attended. Thank you for such a generous concert, and for all the fantastic tunes. Hope to see you again soon. Regards home.
|
|
|
Record Number: 101
|
Posted: October 24, 2014, 8:55 am
|
|
Name: George
Found: Found using a search engine.
|
|
|
Comments:
Great show with David Bromberg last night at the Infinity Hall in Hartford, CT. You did a terrific song with lyrics something like: "...if I could spend one more night with you...". What is the song? - and is it available on disc?
|
|
|
Record Number: 100
|
Posted: October 24, 2014, 6:29 am
|
|
Name: Mark
Found: Found using a search engine.
|
|
|
Location: Pleasant Valley, CT
|
|
Comments:
Ellen and I saw you with David Bromberg last night in Hartford. I must admit that I have been away from the live music scene for all too long. Thank you and David for making my 60th birthday special!
|
|
|
Record Number: 99
|
Posted: October 3, 2014, 4:36 pm
|
|
Name: Bruce Bundock
Found: Linked from another site.
|
|
|
Comments:
Larry,
Greetings neighbor, from Kingston. I'm just in the process of trying to get tickets for the Club Helsinki show. Backing up a bit, my wife and I came up to the Rambles to see Eric Anderson and just gotta say it was ...wonderful. After the show was over, I said to Lynn " what just hit us?" as we were coming back on 375 and I noticed the moon was up. It was after 12 a.m. and it was Easter. Farther along, we came for the Hoot at Ashokan and got some pics near the end. great show and we got some pics of Pete as well. One thing,
Wondering if you ever heard of a guy in the Boston/Cambridge area named Dennis Brennan. I was thinking he would be great as a guest at the Rambles. Has an album called "Engagement" 2 standout tunes " I've Got My Own" and "Sugar Falls." I think you and his lead guitarist Duke Levine could make for a righteous sonic windstorm. Just saying.
o.k. enough. Back to Helsinki best, Bruce Bundock
|
|
|
228 Entries.
|
Displaying page 11 of 23.
|
|
|
|
|
|