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Here are a few clips of The Steel Guitar Jazz Project featuring

Bob Taillefer - steel guitar
Sean O’connor – saxophone
Bob Rice - Trumpet
Paco Luviano - bass
John Adames – drums

The band performs every Tuesday from 7 p.m to 9:30 p.m. at the Cadillac Lounge in Toronto.

The Cadillac Lounge is located at 1296 Queen Street West, Toronto Ontario.

www.cadillaclounge.com

Regards

Bob Taillefer

www.bobtaillefer.com

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2CFHbwIazs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dT9E50jWNrc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nHLWg3qmow

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AM_FolH9jQ

c'est bon ça Cousin !

Yesterday & today, when I go to watch a You Tube video, all I get is loading (on the little tv screen)and never get any video. Is this just my computer or are others experiencing the same trouble? I re-booted my computer, also checked on another computer in the house & same thing.

Very cool, Bob-one of the tests for great tone is how it comes through a crappy speaker, and you sounded great. Oh yeah-the playing is top notch, too; nice to hear you stretch out. We'll get up to hear ya one of these days.

Ça swing comme le diable!!

Well done.

Bob, you're jazz chops keep getting better all the time. That last one you're flowing like a river.
John.

Sounds good!!! ..jeff

Merci messieurs!
Many thanks gentlemen!

J'apprécie beaucoup vos commentaires!
I really appreciate your comments!

My wife Debra decided to bring her little camera to the gig. She never thought that it would pick up all the instruments. It is a great learning tool!

The band keeps blowing me off stage and I keep coming back for more with a smile on my face!

Regards!
Amitiés!

Bob

Great stuff, mon ami! Keep it up, man!
Jimbeaux

You go Bob... Excellent!

Nice, Bob! I loved your workout on "Tenor Madness".

Hey Bob,
You don't need to take a back seat for nobody !!!

Hi Bob!

Wow, that is good stuff!...Like I expected it from you.

Hope to see you in St. Louis!

Best Regards, Walter

Mon Ami,

C'est magnifique!!!!!

Debra did a nice job on the photography and you all blew us away with the music.

Keep up the good work!!!!

HI Bob,

You consistently amaze me!
Keep it up,
Your Friend,
Al Brisco

Great stuff Bob!!! Playing with a rhythm section like that must really be inspirational! Bravo!

Thanks again for the kind words!

This band keeps me on my toes.

I love the rhythm section and the opportunity to phrase bebop lines with a trumpet and a sax.

Merci! Bob

Bob the smile on your face bespeeks the depth of the groove. You do us proud.A ta sante.

Hey Bob,

I love these!

THanks for posting them, you are playing better than ever (and that's saying a lot).

Ray and Dan!

Thank you!

I really appreciate the kind words.

Merci! Bob

Bob-Nice!.....al.

Bob my brother,

You keep on getting better and better all the time.

These videos are just great. I can't wait to see this project live.

I hope you and Debra will be in St. Louis. as I am looking forward to seeing you both.

Still am waiting for that visit for you and Debra for a weekend. You're welcome here anytime.
(maybe it's a little selfish on my part, eh. Then maybe I can talk you into letting me "steel" some of your "chops".)

Hope all is well there.

Your Pal,
Kurt

Al,
Thanks for taking the time to visit the YouTube clips!


Brother Kurt,
I really appreciate the encouraging words. Debra and I will come for a visit one day. You can count on us. See you in St Louis!


Paul,
I play a 1968 Sho-Bud.

The original mechanism was a crossover.

In 1984, Bob Lucier installed a new mechanism. Al Brisco replaced the keys on the C6th with a keyless.

I use a Webb amp with a Black Widow Speaker. The effect unit is a Peavey Ultraverb.

I have been playing this set-up for 23 years. The tone seems to work well in the types of music I love to play including jazz, country, rockabilly, latin, blues.

See you in St Louis!

Regards! Bob

Bob,

Great playing! Great tone, too! Great rhythm section! It's all classy, superior stuff! I wish you well with your various projects.

Gerry