Greg Leisz - Williams - Milkman - wow!
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Greg Leisz - Williams - Milkman - wow!
Through his 20W Milkman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk4mtNFJL50
from this site:
http://studiocitysound.com/musician-gre ... -bushnell/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bk4mtNFJL50
from this site:
http://studiocitysound.com/musician-gre ... -bushnell/
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Not to hijack the thread but I saw Greg playing with Bill Frissell last week in Denton, TX and was blown away by the interplay between them. The musicality was off the chart.
Seeing players of that level from ten feet away was a incredible. He was playing the same Williams 12-spring as in the video.
Seeing players of that level from ten feet away was a incredible. He was playing the same Williams 12-spring as in the video.
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"A Way to Survive" it was not. That's for sure.
I thought it sounded great. I have seen Greg play live several times, including with Bill Frisell. What I like about a lot of his playing is that at times you can sort of forget the instrument he is on and just hear the music.
And the Milkman is a 20- watter? Very nice.
Anybody know what kind of bar Greg was using on the Williams? It wasn't semi-glued to the strings, he was really whipping that baby around, more like a dobro player or some sacred steel players.
I thought it sounded great. I have seen Greg play live several times, including with Bill Frisell. What I like about a lot of his playing is that at times you can sort of forget the instrument he is on and just hear the music.
And the Milkman is a 20- watter? Very nice.
Anybody know what kind of bar Greg was using on the Williams? It wasn't semi-glued to the strings, he was really whipping that baby around, more like a dobro player or some sacred steel players.
Mark
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Maybe one of Loni's bars?Jan Oelbrandt wrote:reminds me a lot of how Jerry Douglas sounds on overdriven lap steel.
Lots of blues licks right there.
Liked it.
Nobody says anything about the bar he is using? Pretty sure it's a Diamond glass slide. I have one just like that.
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=265884
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