Cooder-White-Skaggs
As in Ry.
WOW Feeeeeeeeeestivaaaaaal :burn
Nicely done Ferg!
A TBF visit by Ry is an excellent choice!
Thanks PB! :cheers
Oh, Man. I didn’t see that one coming. Now, that’s cool. Telluride continues to be a home for genre-jumping musicians.
I have to say, I’m not that familiar with Ry Cooder, but after doing a bit of research and seeing all of the albums he played on, I’m excited!
Heck ya way to pickem planet… saw him at an intimate blues cafe in TX about 15yrs ago he had the whole joint jiven! Cant wait to see what hes got for us. :thumbsup
Hua Codder, I need to investigate…Ricky Skaggs, yes indeedy :medal
New to me and that’s very good. Like that!
SHUT UP! OH oh oh man! :medal :medal :medal
Good gravy what a coup! Every festival booker on earth is drooling with envy.
Tell us more! We want more, we want more, please…
Who is this white?
One of the greatest slide guitarist in the world!
Again, Well done PB! Cooder at TBF!!!
I believe it’s Ricky’s wife?
I can get behind that.
I saw Jack white has played in past with Ricky Skaggs and I am not a big fan of white stripes and the racatours. Thought it might be him.
Ry Cooder is an amazing guitar player. We have several of his CD’s. It never occurred to me that he toured and played out. He always struck me as a studio guy. :thumbsup
Really looking forward to seeing him play!
It’s interesting to see who Ry has been playing with lately. He recently played in Nashville with Steep Canyon Rangers (!). And check out this lineup from a summer concert:
Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky Thunder & Friends, Bryan Sutton, Tim O’Brien, Stuart Duncan, Ry Cooder, Dailey & Vincent, All Star Jam, & Stuart Duncan, Rambling Rook, Luke Bulla Trio, Forrest O’connor, and Mark Newton & Steve Thomas
Looks like he’ll have no trouble getting other great players on the T-ride stage to play along!
Ry Cooder, what a great surprise :cheers
has done so many great projects/albums
suggestions:
“JAZZ” album early 80s?
“Chavez Ravine”
Buena Vista Social Club
cool…
Ry has very slowly been making his way back to the stage. He played with his big band at the Great American Music Hall in SF 3 years ago, which is now a live album.
He has said publicly that the adulation and fuss is not a plus. He’s not a limelight performer by any means.
But the increasing number of performances is very encouraging!
Radavino I would look into his “Bop til you drop” CD. It is an old one, but still fun. Most of his other stuff we have of his is instrumentals.
WOW!!WOW!!WOW!!WOW!! . Ry Cooder . Kind of reminds me of Warren Zevon a little . Can’t wait to hear him live . Like Land Shark Says :GOOSE BUMP CITY!!