Sylvia Tyson: "Salty Dog Blues" (1963)
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great clip, thanks for sharing. Someone on rhythm is off in the first 10 seconds.. nerves or experience?
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@MikeH0714 - Ooops - I neglected to thank you for the correction. Nice to know who's there.
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neat!
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Wow she sings this song the very best.... just great!
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Pretty cute - I like it!
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facial intention to shimmy at 1:14. So very thoughtful of Silvia to retain.
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Nope, I see no shimmy. I'd like to see any more bits from the show, though, if you'd care to upload 'em! ;-)
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Several others - ok, well, through the grainy video we can make out at least the following: immediately after Ian Tyson begins, the next guitarist you see is Scott MacKenzie, later famous for "San Francisco"; next on 12, Bob Gibson, greatest of the pop-folk soloists; 2nd banjoist is Dick Weissman of the Journeymen, which also included MacK and the last banjoist, John Phillips, later Mamas and Papas leader. Only time I've ever seen JP on banjo.
sensei48 2 months ago
@sensei48: JP isn't there. Going down the line, it's Ian Tyson (6 string), Scott MacKenzie (6 string), Bob Gibson (12-string), Ian & Sylvia's guitarist (John Herald?) (banjo), Dick Weissman (banjo) and the final guy is the banjo player for The Wanderers Three, who were also on the show (they and the Journeymen sang the "Hootenanny Saturday Night" theme at the show's opening). On bass is "Hootenanny's" house bassist Norman Keenan.
MikeH0714 2 months ago