Big show in Nashville tonight
This morning I’m on my way to Nashville for the concert DVD shoot I told you about a while back. This show features Josh Williams, Chris Eldridge, and Andy Falco. A few special guests are going to help the guys out as well, including Cody Kilby, and Mike Bub.
If you are in Nashville today be sure to stop by the Station Inn at 7pm or 9pm to catch one of the sets. I you can’t make to the show, you’ll be able to buy the DVD from Flatpicking Guitar Magazine here in a month or two.
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Next month I'm heading to Nashville for a day to record a live concert DVD with three fantastic young guitar players. They play in some of today's top bluegrass bands. Here they are.
Chris Eldridge - The Infamous Stringdusters / Chris Thile and How To Grow A Band
Andy Falco - Alecia Nugent
Josh...
The folks at Flatpicking Guitar Magazine have posted an online clip from the most recent DVD release, Guitarmageddon. It features Josh Williams, Andy Falco and Chris Eldridge tearing up Cherokee Shuffle on stage at the Station Inn in Nashville.
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Flatpicking Guitar Magazine has released their latest concert DVD, following the familiar theme of grouping popular flatpickers they have set with previous releases.
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The Infamous Stringdusters will be picking online today as well.
The guys will be in Knoxville for the Friday (1/30) edition of Blue Plate Special, airing at noon (EST) on WDVX (102.9 FM), and live online via audio streaming.
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