I miss jamming with Barry. I'll see if I can find a track on which he plays guitar through my Fender/JBL rig. He was using my Stratoblaster equipped strat for a while.
Re: Maybe not Jerry tone, but definitely influenced.
PostPosted:Tue Jul 26, 2011 11:13 am
by ugly rumor
Cooking!!
Re: Maybe not Jerry tone, but definitely influenced.
PostPosted:Tue Jul 26, 2011 11:44 am
by keirweir
Huge fan of Barry....
That was a SMOKIN jam! Barry and Kimock have such great clean tone.
Re: Maybe not Jerry tone, but definitely influenced.
PostPosted:Tue Jul 26, 2011 1:29 pm
by Capt Rosebuddy
Is the frontman the dude from Leftover Salmon? I think it is..
Re: Maybe not Jerry tone, but definitely influenced.
PostPosted:Tue Jul 26, 2011 6:02 pm
by tigerstrat
Capt Rosebuddy wrote:Is the frontman the dude from Leftover Salmon? I think it is..
GAT is Vince's band, yup.
What's more, the guy playing bass right there? aka "eeeee" .
Re: Maybe not Jerry tone, but definitely influenced.
PostPosted:Wed Jul 27, 2011 5:29 am
by Capt Rosebuddy
They where a really good band, although a little silly sometimes (Leftover). Mark Vann definitely was the Banjo man.
Thanks for posting this video, it's actually been kind of blowing my mind. I had been thinking of the whole Garcia trip as a one trick pony. I would have a really hard time pointing to any big name guitar player
and saying 'yea that guys is Jerry influenced.' But this dude clearly is, and it sounds awesome.
Re: Maybe not Jerry tone, but definitely influenced.
PostPosted:Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:47 am
by ugly rumor
Saw Barry about 50 times with Phil & Friends; often thought he was the most "Jerryesque" guitarist out there. He plays inside the music, not on top of it, and plays from the heart. Larry Campbell is a technical wizard, but it took him a long time to "get it", IMHO