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Feels Like the First Time (Foreigner)
Say You Will (Foreigner)
Juke Box Hero (Foreigner)
Paul Nelson
step back with a grammy-winning blues artist and producer "I always went back to acoustic to give songs an earthiness, a pulse, a drive.” And while much of blues, today, is electric, the traditional blues guys were traveling minstrels playing acoustic guitars because...
View From The Edge
David Wilcox performing “The View From The Edge” at Music City Roots live from the Loveless Cafe on 5/21/2014.
Change of Anger
David Wilcox performing “Change of Anger” live in Roseville, CA March 24, 2012.
Muriel Anderson
meet a true fingerstyle maven "This is my voice. This is what I’ve been searching for my entire life. This sound.” Muriel Anderson believes in synchronicity. How else to explain the fortuitous manner in which she happened upon her prized David Taylor steel string...
Start with the Ending
Recorded live at McCabe’s, Start with the Ending in Mind reveals the heart and humor of David’s writing and performance.
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Start with the Ending
Recorded live at McCabe’s, Start with the Ending in Mind reveals the heart and humor of David’s writing and performance.
Nola
Muriel Anderson for Fingerpicking.net. For High Definition Video visit //fingerpicking.net
View From Space
This performance footage is from a live concert in Raymond Washington with Muriel Anderson and Tierra Negra. This was the first song of the show and featured Muriel playing her solo instrumental “View From Space” on a Tonedevil S-12 harp guitar.
Summer Morning Rain
Fast Freight
Fast Freight was originally composed by Eliza’s father, Terry Gilkyson, and was recorded by several great folk acts, including Richard Hayes and the Kingston Trio. I want to give a big shout out to the amazing Ray Bonneville, who is the harp-playing “alter ego” in the...
Separated
A live version of “Separated” from Eliza Gilkyson’s trio. From the album “Land of Milk and Honey,” with Mike Hardwick on guitar and her son, Cisco Ryder, on drums. Recorded and produced at Blue Rock Studios in Wimberley, TX, //www.bluerocktexas.com.