Highlighting Chase Fetti’s rising presence beyond New Jersey
The last time an electric guitar was used on an Old Crow Medicine Show song was in 2004 when David Rawlings played a Telecaster on “Wagon Wheel
Think Tom Petty or Fleetwood Mac via 21st Century West Melbourne
Whether it’s the slow
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Hip Vibrations david Highlighting Chase Fetti’s rising presenceCal Tjader recorded for Verve in the '60s, an unusual session. Instead of a Latin group, he plays arrangements of Golson and Bryant, accompanied by Royal, Stamm, Johnson, Richardson, Lewis, Carter Davis on bass, & three pianists: Hancock, Bown, & Bunch. Solo focus mainly on Tjader, occasional spotlights on Richardson & Hancock. Standouts include "Blues March," "Django," & Tjader's "Hip Vibrations." Two pop songs ("Georgy Girl" & "Windy") seem out of