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URL icon « on: July 19, 2016, 10:30:24 AM »

Just returned from NWStringSummit, Horning's Hideout OR.  Made a point to check out Billy Strings bc of earlier post here, and he is fantastic.  Huge energy and great songs and mad guitar skills.  He also easily led a workshop with some of the real guitar greats present, held his own in a quite mature way (and he looks about 17).

L'il Smokies played the tent after Yonder's last mainstage set of wkend.  Tent was packed and the crowd was enthusiastic and appreciative.  But no Cameron on mandolin, and no replacement and no word on why.  Their web site says "6 member band" for next show in Bend . . . anyone know what's up?  I really missed his sound and presence even tho they killed it, it was a great way to end the festival.

Also was blown away by dominant presence of Arthur Lee Land in a number of workshops, tho nothing on main stage.  Have I ever seen him at TBF?  Will I ever?

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URL icon « Reply #1 on: July 20, 2016, 05:02:52 PM »

Lil Smokies and Greensky! 11/5 at the Warfield, SF! See ya there! Cheers
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URL icon « Reply #2 on: October 31, 2016, 12:51:18 PM »

Saw the Lil Smokies last night in Carbondale, sans mandolin, and they were mighty fine. The big change since seeing them in band competition is that they now have a "sound" of their own. I look forward to hearing them again soon as 5 or 6 piece band. Also looking forward to their next release.

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