Guitar (13)

[Ptarmigan]

1 - annieandmac ~ Tenor Guitar & Guitar

2 - Brad Sondahl ~ Sam McGee's Franklin Blues

3 - Buck Dancer's Choice

4 - Buck Dancer's Choice - 2

5 - Norman Blake plays his new Altman Guitar

6 - Arkansas Traveler

7 - Tony Rice - Church Street Blues

8 - Doc Watson - Deep River Blues

9 - flatpickingGuitar ~ Tony Rice Manzanita

10 - Tony Rice plays Shenandoah

11 - Doc Watson - 1991 - Black Mountain Rag

12 - Antiques Roadshow ~ 1850 Martin Model 316 Guitar

13 - [url=http://video.aol.com/video-detail/martin-parlor-guitar-1860/2560981144
]Antiques Roadshow ~ Martin Parlor Guitar 1860[/url]

[deleuran]

Here's a guy playing Franklin Blues Sam McGee style:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhuBsKTINJU
Buck Dancer's Choice: www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGJP7enyeYg&feature=related
And the same tune played on a beautiful parlor guitar. The real old time guitar:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Txjdo9r8df0&feature=related
And Norman Blake:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkZXiENyijs&feature=related
And the a little educational one. Arkansas Traveller. I don't know who the guy is:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ko1HODuTav0&feature=related
And one must not forget Tony Rice:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JFgC3Ub10E&feature=related
And Deep River Blues with the one and only....:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gv4va8Y8lg

[deleuran]

And Black Mountain Rag is a gem:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdUrg2Cqxdw

[Ptarmigan]

Hey Jesper, that Tony Rice is one hell of a Guitar player.

Sorry but I just couldn't resist adding another couple of his videos.

Cheers
Dick

[deleuran]

Hey Dick. Don't be sorry I love every second of it. I'm crazy about Tony Rice. Almost as crazy as with Doc Watson.
When I didn't put up more links with him, it was because I thought, he's not really old time. He's New time , and mostly considered a bluegrass musician, and I don't want to call upon the wrath of the good old time people in this forum
I can recommend some recordings if anybody are interested.
The Bluegrass Guitar Collection:
www.amazon.co.uk/Bluegrass-Guitar-Collection-Tony-Rice/dp/B0000E3330/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1201542205&sr=1-1
Manzanita: www.amazon.co.uk/Manzanita-Tony-Rice/dp/B0000002DM/ref=pd_sim_m_h_?ie=UTF8&qid=1201542205&sr=1-1
Norman Blake & Tony Rice Vol.2
www.amazon.co.uk/Norman-Blake-Tony-Rice-Vol-2/dp/B0000002JB/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1201542446&sr=1-10
Tone Poems 1 with the fine mandolin player, David Grisman:
www.amazon.co.uk/Tone-Poems-David-Grisman/dp/B000003915/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1201542515&sr=1-12
Then there is this DVD, Tony Rice - The Video Collection. It's really great. If you never hear any other bluegrass in your life. This should be it!!
www.amazon.co.uk/Tony-Rice-Video-Collection/dp/B00005NC54/ref=sr_1_41?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1201542645&sr=1-41
I have mentioned it before. The other musicians on this one are faboulos too.

And before I run completely amok, i would mention a fine CD with him and Ricky Scaggs on mandolin. Simply called Skaggs & Rice, where they sing some wonderful duets. It has the undertitle: The Essential Old-Time Country-Duet Recordings. But I couldn't find that on amazon.co.uk. Maybe in USA?

I am sorry. I just realize that all this belongs somewhere else in the forum, but I think I'll post it anyway. ;D

[john]

well, talking about Tony Rice how about his brother the late Larry Rice. A mighty fine picker!!
cheers,
John

[deleuran]

Yeah, and we must not forget White Rice and Brown Rice or Basmathi Rice for that matter ;D

[Ptarmigan]

Hey Jesper, if you mention them, then surely you musn't leave out: Champaa Rice, Clearfield Rice, Hasan serai, Raja Hansa, Molakolukulu, Patna rice, Ponni Rice, Sona masuri & Sujatha ;D

[john]

deleuran said:

Yeah, and we must not forget White Rice and Brown Rice or Basmathi Rice for that matter ;D

Hi Jesper
the late Larry Rice was a great picker in his own right.
Just ask his brother Tony.
cheers
John

[deleuran]

Hey John I know. Just kiddin' He has another brother too who play the guitar, a younger brother, but I don't remember his first name. I guess his last name was Rice
You can see him here to the left:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z5VayE24CFI

[deleuran]

Actually that younger brothers name is Wyatt. Can't you hear it? Wyatt Rice ;D

[john]

Hi Jesper,
they were 3 brothers,
Wyatt Rice, guitar
Tony Rice, guitar
Larry Rice, mandolin..guitar
Ronnie Rice ..bass
and their father was a great musician too.
cheers,
John
ps,
check the www. Larry Rice .com
he left this world 13 of may 2006. A great loss to the music world and his friend s and family

[john]

admin said:

Hey Jesper, if you mention them, then surely you musn't leave out: Champaa Rice, Clearfield Rice, Hasan serai, Raja Hansa, Molakolukulu, Patna rice, Ponni Rice, Sona masuri & Sujatha ;D

And I only have Rice for you

[deleuran]

I actually have a CD with Tony and Larry and a couple of other guys. Don't remember their names right now, or the title of the CD. I'll tell you if I can find it. Larry plays mandolin on that one.
Funny if you look at the video I link to here above, the two brothers don't look like they are family at all. Maybe their mother had a visit from the postman ;D

[tobias]

I have a CD with Mark Johnson, where he plays with The Rice Brothers.
Mark J plays bluegrass music but on clawhammer banjo...Clawgrass he calls it....And the album as well.

/T

[deleuran]

Now I remember the title of the CD: Rice, Rice, Hillman & Pedersen
With Tony and Larry Rice, Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen