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sandeflr
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URL icon « on: May 24, 2009, 12:02:55 PM »

last night at steve's guitars in Carbondale Colorado, the " hickory project" was hotter than a Hickory fire.....
from the first song the audiance was applauding the solos, and the great licks continued through the night...
they played two sets of some of the best bluegrass I have ever heard... with two great guitarists. a world class mandolin player and the banjo player was having more fun than a kid on double recess.... not to mention a great fiddle player....

seriously, this band has played with vasser clements and jimmy martin so you know they have great chops...
they are touring in the west for a week and then back to the east coast....

I think these guys would easily win the band contest hands down....

check them out if you get the chance.....

steve's guitars continues it's excellent music.... come by and enjoy with us!!!!


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URL icon « Reply #1 on: May 24, 2009, 08:20:30 PM »

Good band! David Cavage has some serious chops on banjo, he does a number of lessons on MusicMoose.org  Cheers
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If a banjo player picks in the woods, and no one is there to hear him.... is he still making an awful lot of noise?
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