Friday Tunes "Gotta be a Musician to Play Music"

[Ben Lamb]

Ladies & Gentlemen, Mr Buck Owens & his Buckaroos!

 

[mdcrossbow]

Gordon

 

[Ben Lamb]

She can write & she certainly can sing:

 

[noharleyyet]

 

[noharleyyet]

 

[Little Big Man MT Chris]

Saw Chris Isaak live back in 99 I think, I think he qualifies, for today’s thread

 

[Europe]

I was asked to share this with you fellows and will------I remember the first time we saw Tom Jones at the Flamingo in Las Vegas, late 1960,s . The women went crazy, even more so than for Elvis. They tried to get onstage, threw their underwear onto the stage with their phone number or room number scribbled on it. Some threw their room keys. So, possibly Tom should be included in this thread, although to my knowledge he only sang, maybe played the piano, I dont remember. And no I didn't throw anything on stage as my husband wa with me and I was an Elvis fan But all joking aside the boy put on a good show and had a good voice .

 

[elkduds]

Dylan's favorite guitarist

 

[Little Big Man MT Chris]

Until I saw Hank Jr live a few weeks back he wouldn’t have come to my mind for this thread , always thought he was an all time great country singer , But in addition to playing the guitar, I watched him play the fiddle he also sat down at a piano and played multiple songs and sang on the piano he is an all-around talent in musical abilities categories, to do all of that was pretty impressive

 

[Scott85]

 

[noharleyyet]

Carrack doin right by Gaye

 

[Scott85]

 

[Scott85]

 

[Brandon270]

As good as Billy Strings is with his band, I enjoy the hell out of just him playing by himself.

 

[elkduds]

 

[44hunter45]

Not for the short of attention span. Phil Keaggy.

For you guitar geeks, he has his Les Paul knobs switched around so the neck volume and tone are on the bottom and the bridge volume and tone are on the top.

 

[44hunter45]

This guy

 

[44hunter45]

Two for one sale on Sliders.

 

[noharleyyet]

Octaves & clean...

 

[44hunter45]

Jaco Pastorius:

To bassists, John Paul Jones is simply known as "JPJ"

One of the best bassists you have never heard of: Norm Stockton. A little guitar help from Lincoln Brewster, another monster player many do not know.