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Almost a year in the making. Mostly original compositions.
A multitude of guest artists including accordionist Vladimir Mollov.
Check out a recent review by Djangobooks forum favorite Jack Brown:
http://djangology.net/archives/2008_12.html#000398
Thanks!
Josh
Man, my head has been under a rock lately... Very cool stuff Josh - Progressive Balkan Gypsy Grass! But seriously - a very cool sound; I really enjoy the fact that you're exploring a bunch of different roots in this music. Wrembel does that too and it's wonderful - and you're one of only two bands I hear exploring the Spanish gypsy rhythms (Or whatever you'd call the genre of the Gipsy Kings) There was another band - a European band named Spilarni who posted here recently and they were stretching in that direction too. It's very compelling stuff - difficult right hand technique though. Actually, now that I think of it, I've heard Gonzalo Bergara do songs in that vein too, so I guess that makes three bands but it's not common by any means.
I'll trade you. I'll send you out 2,000 discs for one of those guitars you make that I love so much.
You could sell 1500 of them for $2 a piece and still have 500 for coasters and gifts. C'mon that's a good deal.
The 1st 1000 went within a month so you'll be all set by the time the guitar is built? Whatdya say?
OK - I don't blame you. I'm just giving you fair warning I'm on the Bob Holo guitar payment plan. I'll mow your lawn for 3 years. How about that for a deal?
Be well my friend.
Hope to see you soon.
Josh
Lawnmowing for 3 years... Hmm....
Actually my lawn isn't worth the effort for you to even bother with it unless you needed a good laugh. I have a rock garden out front and forested commons out back and a little teeny tiny strip of grass that we're eventually going to turn into a flower garden or something because it just looks silly sitting there... like some sort of lilliputian golf course... a tiny little slip of well coiffed greenery demarcating the border of our house from the commons... guarding us from the wiles of mother nature... haha.
That sounds like the lawn I want to mow!
Yeah, fans are rabid. The strict shot regiment unfortunately claims them unable to attend shows these days though; something about their entertainment dollar only goes so far. I will start offering rabies clinics at my guitar clinics now. Thanks for the idea!
Enjoy the rocks and tell them they will have a migrant worker companion as soon as the weather breaks.
Happy new year.
J