27 Apr 13 - 04:03 AM (#3509494) Subject: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: Will Fly I've been playing guitar duets - jazz, blues, rags, etc. - with my old mate Chris "Wolfie" Wolferstan for some time now, but we've never actually made any videos of ourselves playing together. So we got together for half an hour on Friday morning and jammed on a few hoary old favourites... And the results were: I'm Confessing That I Love You Dill Pickles Sweet Georgia Brown Satan Takes A Holiday Bye Bye Blues Chris is a great guitar player from Brighton (UK), and wit - we play in pubs and clubs and always have lots of fun. |
27 Apr 13 - 06:30 AM (#3509526) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: GUEST,Jon Heslop Oh Wow! What can one say? In the few years since I first met him I've always rated Wolfie as one of the best guitar players around. Never heard or seen Will before but definitely another maestro. People should travel a long way and pay good money to see and hear music this good. Keep on making those sounds Guys. Jon |
27 Apr 13 - 09:25 AM (#3509572) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: Will Fly Thanks Jon - much appreciated! |
27 Apr 13 - 09:36 AM (#3509579) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: bubblyrat Love it , cousin ! Keep up the good work ! |
27 Apr 13 - 10:15 AM (#3509592) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: GUEST,gillymor Sweet,sweet playing, Will. |
27 Apr 13 - 02:07 PM (#3509677) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: GUEST,leeneia Great playing. Is Wolfie playing the guitar without looking at it? Charles Johnson, who wrote Dill Pickles, lived just a mile or two from me. He published over 300 songs. |
27 Apr 13 - 02:28 PM (#3509682) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: Will Fly I think he's of looking at it... a bit... |
28 Apr 13 - 06:20 AM (#3509856) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: Roger the Skiffler Great stuff as usual,Will. Are you doing the Birch Hill FF this year? RtS |
28 Apr 13 - 08:43 AM (#3509891) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: Will Fly Hi Roger - I hadn't thought about it - when is it? |
28 Apr 13 - 08:44 AM (#3509895) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: Will Fly Ah - 18th May, I see. I can't do it - I'm part of the band in local production of "Far From The Madding Crowd". The 18th is the play's last night. |
29 Apr 13 - 05:05 AM (#3510148) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: Alan Day Will and Wolfie have done two great evenings for us at the Sorrel Horse in Shottisham. Highly recommended for a Folk Club a smashing mixture of music brilliantly played. Al |
29 Apr 13 - 05:12 AM (#3510152) Subject: RE: Guitar duets by 'Will & Wolfie' From: Will Fly Thanks for the recommendation, Al. We had two great evenings at Shottisham. We're looking forward to a guest evening at Seaford Folk Club in December, and we have quite a few pub gigs here and there in between times. Our club appearances are not just the jazzy stuff in the videos - we also do more rags, old-time mandolin and guitar duets, music hall material and country blues by people like Doc Watson and John Hurt, with quite a bit of singing. |