Fretboard Journal Interview with Jeremy Wakefield
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Fretboard Journal Interview with Jeremy Wakefield
Fretboard Journal has a really great interview with Jeremy Wakefield for its October issue. I know there are bunch of his fans here who might be interested. There's some really interesting stuff in here, and he talks about his approach, Bigsby Guitars, Spongebob, and some mind blowing stuff about Sneaky Pete Kleinow...
https://www.fretboardjournal.com/podcasts/steel-jeremy-wakefield/
https://www.fretboardjournal.com/podcasts/steel-jeremy-wakefield/
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It's a testament to SpongeBob carrying a torch of Hawaiian music that amongst a certain age demographic hearing those C6 type harmonies and progressions is automatically associated with the show.
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I quite enjoyed this too! Listened while I was up in a tree in the woods waiting for deer to show up.
Steel Guitar Caviar is such a fun album. And we owe him and the makers of Spongebob Squarepants a salute for getting that sound in the ears of a generation of kids (especially kids who would never listen to country music, much less Western swing or Hawaiian).
Steel Guitar Caviar is such a fun album. And we owe him and the makers of Spongebob Squarepants a salute for getting that sound in the ears of a generation of kids (especially kids who would never listen to country music, much less Western swing or Hawaiian).
Waikīkī, at night when the shadows are falling
I hear the rolling surf calling
Calling and calling to me
I hear the rolling surf calling
Calling and calling to me