Eddy Davis & Conal Fowkes in Concert in France (Banjo & Piano)
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- This is a video of a concert in France in October of 2017. If you don't speak French and want to by pass the opening announcement skip to # 3:38, but please listen to the whole concert. Conal and I are pleased with this performance. We have sone very strange tunes for a Piano and Banjo. We hope you enjoy it. Eddy Davis and Conal Fowkes.
Un par de genios haciendo temas con muy buen gusto!!!! Excelente!!!!
I got on the train to Boston this morning wondering what I would listen to and this gem showed up in my notifications. I hope the rest of my day goes as well :-)
I really really love your words -- they made my day.
Amazing!!!!I'll be watching it several times!!
Thanks so much Carole -- I love your words. Eddy
Brilliant, cool & beautiful! Thanks a lot for this wonderful music!
At last another concert like the one in Spain: you guys make me dream...yeaaaaaah!
Que maravilha, delicioso!
Muito obrigado.
Greetings from Brazil!
Thanks for listening. Eddy
Unusual mellow sound of banjo, almost like guitar (of Freddie Green) or tenor guitar of Eddie Condon
I agree. He was known to play with a violin mute. At 10:25 you can see him reach into his pocket and put it on!
Love this ~ Thank you for posting!
Thanks so much for your wonderful words -- I'm real glad you liked it. Eddy
What's a great performance and what's a great sound, merci beaucoup pour ce fantastique moment et cette merveilleuse musique !
Excelente! Muchas gracias! Saludos desde Buenos Aires
👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍😍😍😍😍
My gosh... it's so beautiful it almost makes me queasy. In a good way, but I actually have to pause to process between songs.
I can't imagine how it must have been live. I don't know if I could handle it. I hope to one day attend, that's for damn sure!
Thanks so much for sharing this. It's made my day.
It's incredible just how much a Tenor Banjoist and a Pianist can do. I wonder if you could do John Coletrane's "Both Directions" convincingly. I believe coltrane plays a tenor sax which should be in Bb if I remember correctly which is just a half step lower than Tenor's C string.
Maybe throw a bass in the mix and you could do it convincingly. That album has a few bowed bass solos which were quite wicked.
Brilliant, cool & beautiful! Thanks a lot for this wonderful music!