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Wonderfull Elegance, can only be described as the most elegant car
driving, rollin, wif da punches,this is to Qualify.....
Strummin With The Devil.. let me, if i may tell you all a little story, a story about Southern Fried Rock and Roll and Southern Fried, Dance with the one that brung yah, Bluegrass Music.
You see once upon a time there was a banjo,.. a banjo that was made by a mountain man, a mountain man from Europe a Immigrant to America a 1500s bad ass rough range riding cowboy who loved the
music he left at home in the old country.
So he carved this piece of wood and layed some skin on it probably wild mountain goat skin, cat gut for strings, cause he knew things you and i will never know, and he played to his hearts content and nobody could hear him, a few local natives and the countrty he rolled over.
This string sounded till the early 1900s and the brother man grabbed it by the soul and produced the Jazz the Blues and the man with the Banjo was heard in the distance you can hear him in it, and now.
So the moral of the, stary night, is to date, the music and the ones that brung it, can still be heard from the simple laying down of the 3/4 time to the heavy loud sounds 1940's Swing and the 1960's Rok and if you can't see what Dave sees and if you can't find the elegance in the music if you can't
find that Banjo 1700's filling away in the background if you can't
find a way to enjoy Strummin With The Devil.
I feel sorry for you, because it may have been you or one of your people who layed that skin down and made this Elegance flow forth.
To the Elegance of Dave i Will give Props and to the wonder of
his Vision I will state a fact Southern fried is Rock and Dave has made
the Roots the most important part of this Tree of Music.
Changes in time, Changes in structure, The Elegace Remains and flows
toward new and very very important musical Elegance.
To Dave and the ones that brung us, Thanks,
driving, rollin, wif da punches,this is to Qualify.....
Strummin With The Devil.. let me, if i may tell you all a little story, a story about Southern Fried Rock and Roll and Southern Fried, Dance with the one that brung yah, Bluegrass Music.
You see once upon a time there was a banjo,.. a banjo that was made by a mountain man, a mountain man from Europe a Immigrant to America a 1500s bad ass rough range riding cowboy who loved the
music he left at home in the old country.
So he carved this piece of wood and layed some skin on it probably wild mountain goat skin, cat gut for strings, cause he knew things you and i will never know, and he played to his hearts content and nobody could hear him, a few local natives and the countrty he rolled over.
This string sounded till the early 1900s and the brother man grabbed it by the soul and produced the Jazz the Blues and the man with the Banjo was heard in the distance you can hear him in it, and now.
So the moral of the, stary night, is to date, the music and the ones that brung it, can still be heard from the simple laying down of the 3/4 time to the heavy loud sounds 1940's Swing and the 1960's Rok and if you can't see what Dave sees and if you can't find the elegance in the music if you can't
find that Banjo 1700's filling away in the background if you can't
find a way to enjoy Strummin With The Devil.
I feel sorry for you, because it may have been you or one of your people who layed that skin down and made this Elegance flow forth.
To the Elegance of Dave i Will give Props and to the wonder of
his Vision I will state a fact Southern fried is Rock and Dave has made
the Roots the most important part of this Tree of Music.
Changes in time, Changes in structure, The Elegace Remains and flows
toward new and very very important musical Elegance.
To Dave and the ones that brung us, Thanks,
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