New Clip of the Week 06/29/08

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Walter Stettner
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New Clip of the Week 06/29/08

Post by Walter Stettner »

Good morning from hot and humid Vienna!

This week we are going back to 1970 and a soulful instrumental:

http://www.lloydgreentribute.com/Austri ... Sounds.htm


Enjoy!

Kind Regards, Walter
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Post by Steve Hinson »

That's the Strangers with Norm Hamlet...
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Post by John McGlothlin »

I agree with Steve on that one....you automatically recognize the famous Roy Nickols doing the lead guitar.
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Post by Howard Tate »

Thanks Walter, thats my favorite instrumental. Norm is so much more versatile than you can tell from hearing him with Hag, and Roy had a certain touch that no one can copy, even if they play the same notes. My best friend and I really miss him.
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Post by Walter Stettner »

Gentlemen, you are right - the Strangers with Norm and Roy... :)

Kind Regards, Walter
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Post by Tobie Schalkwyk »

Perhaps a bit off-topic, but "Hallo Darlin" (also listed on the website) is ... WHOOAAAAAOOOWWWW!!! I would never have guessed that the PSG & harmonica can compliment each other that well!!! :whoa:
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Post by Paul Graupp »

Tobie: In that context, I have always enjoyed Charlie McCoy's recording of Danny Boy with Curly Chalker on the side. Kindred minds make for good music regardless of the combination. I played with an accordian trained musician named Ski when I was in Europe. He taught me almost everything I know about music and my instrument. What a talent !!

Regards, Paul
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