Darol Anger and Mike Marshall: Emu‘s Blues
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Take a look at the picture above. If something like that asked you to post a second transition song, wouldn’t you do it too?
Seriously, Darol Anger and Mike Marshall both came to my attention when they were playing in the David Grisman Quintet. There, they were playing a kind of jazz on instruments that would normally play bluegrass, but it sounded great. Here, Anger and Marshall bring their mandolin and fiddle, and play with drums, bass, and organ. It still sounds like nothing else on earth, and it really cooks. Warning: Emu’s Blues is a playful title for a playful piece of music; this one has two false stops before it finally ends. Make sure you hang on for the entire ride.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Blank and Blues/ For the Birds: Emu’s Blues
Posted by Darius at 1:19 AM
Labels: Blank and Blues, Darol Anger, For The Birds, Mike Marshall
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