I scooted down to Lexington on Tuesday, May 23 for a quick session before Michael T. goes out of town for a while. We had decided that we needed to lay down more than one tune per session or it would take a couple of years to get this project done.
Michael T. had been listening […]
Bassist Michael P. had arranged for us to play outside the Alameda restaurant on May 19 as part of a promotional event called “Bardstown Bound,” referring to a street. The two of us schlepped a scraped-together PA over on Friday and set it up. About the time we got that done, Brian White, a guitarist […]
The first “actual” recording session was Thursday, May 11, 2006. Michael T. had charted “Once-In-While Love,” using the Nashville Numbers system, based on the version I had sent earlier, although my first run-through revealed a couple of differences in how I played it. The tune had changed slightly since the earlier recording; playing the song […]
I made another trip to Lexington to talk with Wil Freebody and Michael Thomas and flesh out the operational details of the upcoming venture. Wil wound up spending his morning with a potential student and his parents, so I talked with Michael Thomas, gave him a CD of seventeen songs I had recorded some four […]
After we had been playing “Somebody’s Walking On My Grave” for several months and found that the other musicians who had begun to come around liked the song, I decided I needed to document the song - record it. As it happened, the owner of the Lexington School of Recording Arts / Long Island Recording […]