Greg Galbraith - WOW!!!!
Posted: 30 Sep 2001 7:24 am
Hey everyone long time no see. Sorry about the long wait to get on here. My computer was out for a month, and I'm just now getting back to the groove.
Anyway, what I came here to say is this:
I had the pleasure of playing with a astronaumical guitar player last weekend. Greg Galbraith (spelling?). He's a very well known guitar player. My dad and I invited some musicians up to our home for a jam.
Bob Ricker - steel guitar
Bob Nible - Bass
Greg Galbraith - Guitar
Me - piano, sax
My dad - Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
His style is so unheard these days. I've never heard this before. He has mastered the guitar. He makes these 1 to 4 chords that are 7th and some notes go up, and some go down. It's hard to describe, but If you haven't heard this master play, you're missing out on his awesome style.
Bob Nible, the guy that played bass, is my cousin. He plays outstanding upright bass. He can play!!
Bob Ricker, the steel player, was a good musician. He has a studio, and doesn't get to play steel too much, so this was a good oppurtunity for him to play. He played very well, but I think he didn't think he was too hot, because he always backed off the volume. But, trust me, boy if he played all the time, he'd be unstoppable. He had some great licks! I wish he would of played a hair louder, so I could enjoy them. We were on oppisite sides of the stage.
My dad, W. B. Stokley, sang the good ole country songs and played rhythm.
I played piano, saxophone, and a little bit of steel. It was very fun, even though I was very intimidated by such musicians.
Well, that's all I wanted to say!
Thanks,
Abraham
Anyway, what I came here to say is this:
I had the pleasure of playing with a astronaumical guitar player last weekend. Greg Galbraith (spelling?). He's a very well known guitar player. My dad and I invited some musicians up to our home for a jam.
Bob Ricker - steel guitar
Bob Nible - Bass
Greg Galbraith - Guitar
Me - piano, sax
My dad - Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
His style is so unheard these days. I've never heard this before. He has mastered the guitar. He makes these 1 to 4 chords that are 7th and some notes go up, and some go down. It's hard to describe, but If you haven't heard this master play, you're missing out on his awesome style.
Bob Nible, the guy that played bass, is my cousin. He plays outstanding upright bass. He can play!!
Bob Ricker, the steel player, was a good musician. He has a studio, and doesn't get to play steel too much, so this was a good oppurtunity for him to play. He played very well, but I think he didn't think he was too hot, because he always backed off the volume. But, trust me, boy if he played all the time, he'd be unstoppable. He had some great licks! I wish he would of played a hair louder, so I could enjoy them. We were on oppisite sides of the stage.
My dad, W. B. Stokley, sang the good ole country songs and played rhythm.
I played piano, saxophone, and a little bit of steel. It was very fun, even though I was very intimidated by such musicians.
Well, that's all I wanted to say!
Thanks,
Abraham
<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Richard Bass on 01 October 2001 at 11:01 AM.]</p></FONT>