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These are
some of the CDs I have recorded. If you are interested, e-mail me
at steelstringer@aol.com
and I will give you all the details. All CDs are $15,
the postage and packaging $3 more. |
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The Racquette
River Rounder Collection comprises most of the material that
we recorded on two LPs for Adirondack Records in the 1980s. It's
a blend of old-timey, blues, swing, and original music. |
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"r3" is the Rounders'
newest recording. There's a ton of good tunes on it--some original,
some traditional, and some old favorites (Woody Guthrie, Dylan, Lennon/McCartney).
In all honesty, this is a good one, and you get a lot of music on
one CD. We jokingly call this one "The Gray Album" in homage
to you-know-who (I hope you know who!), and to acknowledge that we
are indeed getting gray! In fact, it would be probably about
two LPs of material, if LPs were still around. |
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Happy Holidays
is an album of mostly Christmas music, recorded in 1986. It's very
simple--just two guitars (Barbara Heller and myself) with no overdubs
or fancy production. It has been probably the most
popular recording I have ever done. I am very happy with this one.
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Luzerne is my
solo CD. It's straightforward, and uncluttered, and has lots of great
songs on it. Among the writers: John Lennon, Steve Goodman, John Fahey,
and me. Among the players: Peter Ostroushko, Tony Markellis, Stringfellows,
and my Racquette River Rounder buds. I am pretty happy with this recording,
warts and all. |
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Two Moons is the
second album I did with Cool Shooz. |
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Cool Shooz was a jazz/fusion band
that I performed with for about 6 years. We are officailly defunct
but get together on occasion for reunion gigs. This first album, Strut,
features all original music. If you like "smooth jazz" sounds, you'll
probably like Cool Shooz. |
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The "Blues" album
is mostly electric. It has lots of blues standards--John Lee Hooker,
Willie Dixon, Jimmy Reed, Big Bill Broonzy.. Features mostly my Northern
NY crew--the Rounders, Frank Carcaterra and Rick Rumney on drums,
and Kevin Maul on dobro and slide guitars. Straightforward and lots
of fun. |
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