Any Jon Rauhouse fans?

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Dustin Rhodes
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Any Jon Rauhouse fans?

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I've been listening to his albums today and they're really good. Lots of help on them from Calexico, Neko Case, and Kelly Hogan. His version of Marty Robbin's "Big Iron" is really good.

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He's a good 'un. I listen to a lot of Bloodshot Records artists (like you listed above) & he adds a nice touch on the pedal- or non- steel.

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Post by Kevin Macneil Brown »

Count me as a fan. Those three solo albums offer some nice tones and vibe, and an appealingly subtle and relaxed approach to a wide variety of styles. (The last one had, I think "Theme From Mannix" and "A String of Pearls", along with the aforementioned "Big Iron", to give a sense of the range.)
The new Neko Case album features some imaginative textural work from him; on one track he sounds sort of koto-like.
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Jon is great, and a super nice guy!
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Post by Shawn Canning »

Count me in. I wore out the Steel Guitar Heart Attack and the Steel Guitar Air Show albums(in a manner of speaking.) Great stuff on the solo front and with Neko Case, great stuff.
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Yep! I think he's great. His albums are really cool. Check out his solo on "I Wish I Was The Moon Tonight" on Neko Case' "Blacklisted" album.
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Post by Mike Poholsky »

Just returned from a Neko Case Show in KC. Excellent night of music. She has a beautiful voice and the sound guys did a great job. Really enjoyed the whole band. Jons playing was nice and edgy. Fit in very well with Nekos music. Looked like he was playing a MSA through either a Fender Deluxe or a Twin? He had two amps on stage and it was hard to tell from where I was. Sounded like maybe through the Deluxe and he was pushing it some. Anyway cool stuff!
I'll check out some of his solo music.
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Post by Nathan Golub »

Those solo albums are great, I love the tone he gets. When I saw him with Neko a few years ago he had a Twin with a 15" speaker that I could see. I got to speak to him a bit afterwards and he was a very nice guy. Though I wasn't playing steel much at that point or else I would have asked some more nerdy steel guitar questions.
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Henry Nagle wrote:Yep! I think he's great. His albums are really cool. Check out his solo on "I Wish I Was The Moon Tonight" on Neko Case' "Blacklisted" album.
Ditto.
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saw him a few months back and talked to him for a bit afterwards. nice guy, really cool player. He does all that swingy stuff on a single e9th neck

He had a singer with him named Rachel Flotard who was just spellbinding.
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Count me in!
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Post by Twayn Williams »

+1

I also like his "pushed" tone on PSG. Definitely a Deluxe as opposed to a Twin.
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Yep. Count me in.
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Post by Tim Victor »

Nice playing by Jon:

With Joey Burns, & John Convertino (of Calexico)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0SN1w3fuFM

With Neko Case -- Soulful Shade Of Blue (Buffy Sainte-Marie cover)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTpAq16xx6I

Lloyd Green played on the original "Soulful Shade of Blue" recording btw.
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