John Lacey pickin' great!

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Don Townsend
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John Lacey pickin' great!

Post by Don Townsend »

Had the pleasure of working a job with John this weekend, and really enjoyed his tasty playing on that black P/P of his. FWIW, John just completed an instrumental CD he calls "Country Standard Steel", and it's definitely worth a listen!
As an aside, I read on another thread where some guys carry their steels to a job set up and tied down, others in the trunk of the car with the back legs off, etc. The weekend job with John was only 2 blocks from his house, so I think he just carried his steel all set up under his arm right down the sidewalk. Image
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Post by Ernie Renn »

John's one of a kind! (And I mean that in a really good way! Image)
John - Good luck with the CD!

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Post by John Lacey »

It was even a shorter walk than that. I was playing on the other side of the club so it was just a short trot to the east side. Love this gig! Image
PS. Thanks for the nice words, Don. I hope the bonus was sufficient.
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Post by Bob Taillefer »

I totally agree, John is a real fine picker. His new CD demonstrates quite well that when you match great hands with a great axe, you get a great performance.

Hey John,
When I first heard your contribution to Northern Steel, the engineer and I played the track over and over. We loved every note. Salut mon ami! Bob