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Dusty Porch
by 
John Williams
  
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Publisher: Magnatune
Subject(s):  Blues
Blues
Instrumental
Instrumental
Jazz
Jazz
Language(s):  English
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Available copies:   0 (0 patron(s) on waiting list)
Library copies:   1
File size:   20792 KB
ISBN:  
Release date:   Jan 03, 2006

Description

Bluesy and jazzy guitar.

Digital Audio Download Includes:
1 Steam Train
2 Creekside
3 Aunt Louise
4 Dusty Porch
5 Soon Enough
6 Old Man Rocking Chair
7 Sun Break
8 Gone Fishin
9 Curious Women
10 Cloudy Creek
11 Talkin Back
12 Country Kitchen
13 Days End
14 If Love Finds Me
15 Right Rag
16 Sunny Side of the Tree
17 Dog Leg

 
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About the Creator

I'm a guitar player, mostly electric, steel string acoustic too. I do session work, songwriting, and production projects. I have a well-outfitted home studio for songwriting and some production, and I also work with a nationally acclaimed pro studio here in Seattle. I cover country, country/rock, blues and jazz, both acoustic and electric, solo guitar and full-band arrangements.

I like working with songwriters and can take almost any songwriter's demo (even face-to-face), turn it into a full-blown arrangement suitable for any studio in Nashville, select and hire appropriate instrumentation, produce the project, assist with artwork and duplication, and assist with marketing. If you're interested, drop me some email.

I am a tone fanatic. I love Teles and Strats - have several. My main guitar is a late-model Telecaster that has been modified with a humbucker in the neck, a Duncan Nashville Strat pickup in the middle, and a Joe Barden Tele pickup in the bridge.

I'm also using a late-model Dobro (for slide and fretted), a Larrivee C-19, a Martin OM28V, a Music Man 6 string bass, an early '60s ES-175, a Music Man ASAT, a Deering 6 string banjo, a Ramirez classical, and a Tacoma Papoose. I have several other guitars but these are the ones that get used the most.

I own about 25 amps of both vintage and modern design. I frequently use a Groove Tubes Soul-O 75, 1x12 combo and an early '60s Fender Princeton Reverb. I'm pretty much a "straight into the amp" kinda guy (with high-quality cable, of course).

The studio is also equipped with many, high quality vintage and modern microphones.

Digital Rights Information

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