Diggsblues
1544 posts
Sep 12, 2014
1:06 PM
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I know Rob Paparozzi works in NY.
Robert Bonfiglio might still do some
from time to time.
I know there must some in LA.
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Frank
5297 posts
Sep 12, 2014
1:31 PM
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Are you talking about "real musicians" who do studio work or just any ole tom, dick or harry who knows the blues scale?
Howard Levy
Brendon Power
Jason ricci
Last Edited by Frank on Sep 12, 2014 1:33 PM
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Diggsblues
1545 posts
Sep 12, 2014
1:50 PM
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real guys and any of their work.
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JustFuya
482 posts
Sep 12, 2014
2:10 PM
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LA is still a hotbed but the only 'studio' musicians I have known have moved up to Seattle, down to Texas, over to NY and every place in between. Is the Capitol Records building still standing?
Gene Simmonds just made a headline to make himself relevant. 'Rock Is Dead', he said. It's not dead. No genre is. But music conveyance is in transformation. Tower Records and all the Mom & Pops have succumbed but music continues to thrive. Super-stardom has taken a hit but I don't think that's a bad thing. KISS? Really?
Last Edited by JustFuya on Sep 12, 2014 4:05 PM
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GMaj7
525 posts
Sep 12, 2014
3:40 PM
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Kirk "Jelly Roll" Johnson - Nashville (Country, Jazz, Pop)
Pat Bergeson - Nashville (Jazz, Country)
Charlie McCoy - Nashville
Mickey Raphael - Nashville (Country, Jingles, Eclectic Jazz)
Paul Harrington - Dallas (Blues, Jingles)
Will Galison - New York (Jazz, Pop, Rock) Chrom & Diatonic
Jim Hoke - Nashville (Country, Jazz, Folk)
Hoke & Bergeson are multi-instrumentalists
Bergeson - in addition to being an amazing harp player is 1st call guitar..
Hoke is diatonic and chromatic player as well as 1st call sax and good bass player.
Galison is supposed to be a great guitar player, too
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