Anson Funderburgh playing my 1960 Fender Stratocaster
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That is one serious sounding guitar ...of course Anson could make a Squier sound amazing ...but the way he plays is so laid back and right in the pocket playing to the song with the band instead of dominating it ...a great rhythm player ...instead of being too busy ...playing simple allows the other instruments to have the chance to shine ...A class act ...Please Eric Clapton ask Anson to play Crossroads do we really need to see John Mayer one more time ???...even though he is great ...Anson !!!
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this is bad ass!!!
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@OutbackBros That'd be Christian Dozlier and were pretty proud of him down here in Texas! Great all around artist!!
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@ranpam69 Check out Duke Robillard and Ronnie Earl you'll dig them both as well!
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The man is just plain SMOOTH.
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Spent a couple hours hanging with Anson at a Musicans workshop, got to toss around some blues and such - the man an amazing talent, super humble and down to earth!
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@doctorte well, not all-time... but he'll be found in the higher ranks :-)
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there might be someone even in germany who claims that Anson is his favourite blues guitar player of all time.....!
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Anson is a national treasure!!! I agree with all the previously posted comments. He also played my 40th anniversary strat once in Brigantine, NJ, Another time he let me try his (but it wasn't plugged in). It did play like a dream. How many professional guitarist let you pick up their instrument? Not many.
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Something about this performance just leaves me stunned. Probably because it's perfect in every way. The best I've ever heard Anson, or anyone else, sound. The flow, the groove, the tone, the touch, the phrasing, the vocabulary, the soul, the confidence. This is the Chateau Lafite, the Rolls Royce, the Hope diamond, the Mt Everest of blues playing. Of course, that's just how I hear it, after listening to blues for 54 years. Anson, you are in fact, the man.
I agree with Gminor7. I am working on a blues project called The Mill Block Blues with Anson and a couple of the Rockets (John Street on keyboards and Wes Starr on drums). I wrote the songs and played bass. I am having a blast.
RocDoc7277 1 year ago 2