"Dry and Dusty" / "Duck River" | Brittany Haas @ MBSC 2014
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2014
- Old-time fiddler, Brittany Haas, plays a medley of "Dry and Dusty" and "Duck River", joined by Joe Walsh and Natalie Haas.
Performed on July 5, 2014, part of the Vero Beach International Music Festival, at First Presbyterian Church of Vero Beach, FL.
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Brittany should get s medal for being the purveyor of Americana music. A special musician!
Brittany honestly has a sixth sense when performing. She is truly one of the best!
I have just of late discovered Brittany Haas and her circle of supremely talented friends. I am spreading the word to all my musical friends. Beautiful, beautiful stuff, y'all !!!
I'm back again for more. This music deserves repeated listening. These guys are so technically advanced, yet they play with so much heart and soul! Joe is right on with his mandolin playing, and Natalie lays down a veritable wall of sound for them to roll on. It's great!!!
All I can say is they are a bunch of great musicians
This never gets old.
Beautiful playing.
Love how Brittany lights into 'Duck River'. Soooo fine !!
Violinist can swing! Great rhythm feel.
Have been most fortunate to have had both Joe and Brittany as tutors at Sorefingers Summer Schools. Joe taught us to play Dry & Dusty in his mando class.
Perfect
Obrigado, mto obrigado desde Florianólis (Brasil).
Well done ! Thank you for sharing.
Nice.
Great music, I love it
Pretty good bass recording of the cello!
That was GREAT. Thanks for posting
As a Morrison related to Abbie and Apsie, I have made a side hobby of listening to every version of Dry and Dusty I can find and your version is definitely one of the best! Thanks
Cool, thanks!! I love this tune so much, very grateful to them for recording it.
The Cello Goblin has a contender!
high quality stuff....
I met Brittany when she came to England and gave s fiddle workshop in Sheffield . . she's fantasic !
I caught her at the New harmony music festival and school and took classes, it was no doubt a great experience.
Yes !
Great stuff.
please forgive me if i pick it all day long !
I was expecting Fever Ray!
I was searching for the lyrics then figured I needed to check this video out.
My My My, mighty fine! Great by all three, although the cello is mixed way too loud, drowning out the others, maybe she is plugged in or wireless and not aware how loud it is in the mix?
The mix is in the hands of the soundman at the console.
Unfortunately, yes.
Lower cello tones are resonating louder, higher strings are perfect. Enjoy it, because otherwise you wouldn't hear the complete range and what's going on with the lower chords.
It's just so beautiful, easier to add more complex phrasing and to maneuver than the double bass which by the way is more invasive. Welcome back cello in folk music!
I agree with you!!