The Infamous Stringdusters are finishing up their annual Colorado tour this week, and banjo man Chris Pandolfi has posted the first of a promised four travelogue videos.
This initial installment runs seven and a half minutes and finds the band in the van, on stage and on the slopes!
We’ll be sure to post the rest of the videos as they come online.
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Chris Pandolfi has sent along the second video installment in his Infamous Stringdusters travelogue, chronicling the band's ongoing tour of the western US.
It's a fun look at the way the guys interact with each other off stage, and shows some of their day off adventures in Colorado.
See the first...
Chris Pandolfi has posted the third installment in his video travelogue of The Infamous Stringdusters' recent tour through Colorado.
There are clips of the band on stage, as well as snippets of performances from Crooked Still and Jerry Douglas. The big draw is the ski footage, which captures our heroes...
Chris Pandolfi, banjo player with The Infamous Stringdusters, is debuting his talent as a documentary filmmaker during the band's current European tour. He will be posting video updates on YouTube while the band is overseas, with the first three available now online.
This initial installment covers...
The fourth and final installment of the Colorado video travelogue from The Infamous Stringdusters has been posted.
This video follows the boys on the last two dates on their CO tour, and a final show in Santa Fe before heading home to Nashville. Along the way, we encounter them on stage, on the road,...
The second installment of the self-produced documentary from The Infamous Stringdusters' 2009 Ski Tour has been posted.
It follows our heroes through a number of live shows, a house concert and some late night van travel through the mountains.
Videographer Chris Pandolfi promises two more episodes...
Chris Pandolfi of The Infamous Stringdusters has put together another of his fun-filled travelogues, this time for the band's ongoing tour of the western US.
See the guys run out of gas in the middle of the desert, make it just in time for a radio show and clown around in their down time.
...
Chris Pandolfi has now posted the third installment in his video travelogue of The Infamous Stringdusters' summer tour of the western US.
This time out, we find the guys at the Northwest String Summit in North Plains, OR. See our heroes prepare for the fest with a Quickie Mart stop, creating an improvised...
The Infamous Stringdusters were excited to announce late last week that they have been invited to perform on The Grand Ole Opry. Their debut Opry set is scheduled for November 23, the day after Thanksgiving.
Since that day tends to be one given over to family, frantic shopping and resolutions to start...
There is a new video from The Infamous Stringdusters up on YouTube.
It was shot by Craig Havighurst while the band was touring in Colorado in April, and shows them doing an in-studio performance of Can't Get You Out Of My Mind at KSUT in Durango, CO. Here's how the 'Dusters describe it on their site:
It...
Chris Pandolfi, of Infamous Stringdusters fame, has put together another of his "On The Road" videos, this time from a show the band did with Larry Keel earlier this year in New Jersey.
He catches the band in the van, backstage and onstage with Keel. It's a wild - and sometimes psychedelic - ride.
We'll...
Chris Pandolfi, the talented banjo player with The Infamous Stringdusters, has created a clever video promotion for the band's upcoming show at The Belcourt Theatre in Nashville on April 30.
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The Colorado Playboys are planning a December tour in, of all places, Colorado! And just who are the Colorado Playboys?
The band is comprised of pickers who have or do play in other bands, and have gotten together just for this tour during the holiday season. Andy Thorn, formerly with Larry Keel &...
This afternoon, I had a lovely chat with Lynn Morris and Marshall Wilborn. Longtime bluegrass fans are well familiar with Lynn’s many years as a performer, bandleader and friend to our music, and we all felt a great loss when she suffered a stroke in Match of 2003, keeping her off the road and out [...]
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