OK, assign the musicians, from the left:
drummer (gloves), rhythm and backing vocals (er, the acoustic), bass (looks lost), lead vocal (whisky voice), lead guitar (different from the rest)
If I remember my Drive-by Truckers band members, you've got (L-R):
Jason Isbell (guitar/vocals), Patterson Hood (guitar/vocals), Brad Morgan (drums), Shonna Tucker (Bass/vocals), Mike Cooley (guitar/vocals).
BTW, The Drive-By Truckers are great!!!!!
BTW, The Drive-By Truckers are great!!!!!
Not sure what others think, but they have a certain groove that works for me.
Never seen those people in my life ......... 3 or 4 guitar bands ... ummm .. Molly Hatchet?
"Work hard, rock hard, eat hard, sleep hard,
grow big, wear glasses if you need 'em."
-- The Webb Wilder Credo --
"Dirty South" (their 2004 album) was absolutely fantastic! I never thought of them - doh!
I convinced two other members today and we're going to attempt "Goddam Lonely Love" next session.
Thanks!
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"Dirty South" (their 2004 album) was absolutely fantastic! I never thought of them - doh!
I convinced two other members today and we're going to attempt "Goddam Lonely Love" next session.
Thanks!
Nice choice, have fun!
They came to Memphis back in October and I missed it :x .
Iron Maiden has three guitarists.
AC/DC songs sound straight-forward, but there is usually an underlying rhythm so it requires at least thwo guitars.
G'NR typically has two or three guitar runs at the same time.
-=- Steve
"If the moon were made of ribs, would you eat it?"
