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26 Feb 04 - 04:30 PM (#1124661) Subject: A Great Archive of Acoutic Performances From: GUEST,Steve Latimer I posted this site in the Happy Birthday Ralph Stanley thread, but it is an awesome archive of live acoustic performances from several different genres. Most of them are videos of complete Woodsongs shows, some are only audio, but it is well worth checking out. Woodsongs Showlist |
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26 Feb 04 - 05:32 PM (#1124708) Subject: RE: A Great Archive of Acoutic Performances From: Burke Thanks! I'm listening now. There are many performers I've heard of, but not heard so I look forward to checking them out. |
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29 Feb 04 - 12:25 PM (#1126220) Subject: RE: A Great Archive of Acoutic Performances From: wysiwyg The videos will actually download to save. ~S~ |
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29 Feb 04 - 12:57 PM (#1126242) Subject: RE: A Great Archive of Acoutic Performances From: DonMeixner Burke, besure to watch Tommy Immanuel and Scott Alarik Don |
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02 Mar 04 - 07:05 AM (#1127536) Subject: RE: A Great Archive of Acoustic Performances From: dwditty Steve, thanks for the heads up on this. I find it easiest to learn new songs by watching other performers. I saw Guy Davis a week or so ago and was taken with his version of Fred McDowell's 61 Highway. Sure enough, he does it on one of the videos, so I was able to watch it and learn it. I love the diversity of shows....blues to folk to Celtic to bluegrass and lots of others. I did as Susan said and downloaded a few of my favorites. I will be passing this site on to lots of others. Thanks again. DW |