Was that during Vincent Black Lightning? I’m told it’s a technique unique to folk guitarists - of whom he is obviously the doyen.
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I just consider it something different.
I know my limits, I don't have the time to really practice enough anyway.
If i could play any style I'd love to be able to play country rather than shreddy metal waffle.
if i am lucky I can get an hour a day in playing but not lately.
It may have occurred during the motorbicycle song but I noticed it during another.
He also did a terrific line in unreconstructed 50s rock n roll, and some rather more rocky numbers.
In more important news, Café Colbert is a Corbin and King which sits between Zedel and The Wolseley in terms of cost and formality, and is a perfect recreation of a Parisian brasserie right there in Sloane Square. I had the galette aux champignons sauvages, steak tartare and the Baba au rhum, served correctly with a glass of rum on the side. For v, the cassoulet followed by a millefeuille and r chose the chicken liver parfait and confit de canard. All was simply perfect. A very decent Pinot Noir from the Languedoc was not overpriced at £35. In short, Café Colbert joins the list.
He did indeed.
It was memorable from the perspective that he seemed to allow himself to play more Jam and TSC songs than was normal though of course he has relaxed this further in subsequent gigs.
He gave us Art School in Dublin around 2007/8 or so, a 5 night stint in the Olympia where he changed and mixed the sets on a nightly basis.