Your favourite little known musician? *

I was vaguely aware but not a fan til I heard On the Dance Floor (a live big band trib to MJ, the most un-ECM thing on ECM ever!)

 

He's plaid, he's bad! or is that vice versa?

 

Kathrin DeBoer

 

Binker and Moses

 

AJ Croce
Rival Sons
Parker Milsap
Blues Pills
No Sinner
Vintage Trouble
Sean Miller
So many.....

 

And for mood pop Kate Miller

 

The Trio Project for Jazz - Hiromi is a phenom on piano. I don't know who would be a better drummer than Simon Phillips either.

 

William "JuJu" House

Ju Ju House discography

 

The real Stillwater, not that make believe Stillwater band from "Almost Famous."

 

Hudson Brothers

 

I'll go with the first guy I thought of: Warner Hodges, guitar player for Jason & the Scorchers.

 

Darren Hanlon

 

Thank you. Never heard of this. Added a few by her to my cart. Thanks for the rec.

 

Davy Jones; just because he's short.

 

Chris Gross. Masters of Reality.

 

Thought someone might've mentioned him before this, but Ollie Halsall (another leftie like Hendrix) who was in Timebox, Patto and The Rutles as well as playing with Kevin Ayers for quite awhile.

 

It's a group out of Nashville called Dynamo. They are an amazing jazz funk rock fusion band. I believe they are all studio musicians. Wish they would tour west of the rockies

 

mine is a duo - Giorgio Fornasier and Gianluigi Secco - I Belumat

"Anca i gat"
My cousin had a couple of old cassettes of theirs we made copies of. Even with the internet, I haven't had much luck finding their albums on CD.

 

There is nothing that can be done about it when the tracks by all three artists that I would have recommended are not available on YouTube, when none is available on CD - and indeed one of the artists would appear to be downright obstructive to its release on CD.

Nevertheless three of my favourite LPs that get played often in this household...

Judd Proctor - Guitars Galore (Morgan)
Wout Steenhuis - Blue Hawaii (EMI Regal Starline)
Jean-Christian Michel Quatuor Avec Orgue - Requiem (original Riviera recording)

 

Jonathan Byrd, these are both from his 2nd (I think?) album, "The Waitress"




Jonathan Byrd - The Ballad of Larry

 

Several but right off the top of my head, Sandy Bull.

A favorite shorter number:



My favorite long number/ favorite over-all of his music:

01 - No Deposit, No Return Blues (Side A of 1969: Sandy Bull - E Pluribus Unum)

 

Hell, I'm not proud...my favourite little known musician? Me!

 

I found Nataly Dawn's music by accident a couple of years ago. Now she's touring and giving very small shows east of the Mississippi and I missed the tickets for Rockville! I'm mulling over going to the Baltimore concert but I find driving through rush hour traffic to get to the show a bit daunting so I might not go. This is from her first album How I Knew Her:

 

Tingsek

FANTASTIC albums!!!
>>>

• Tingsek (2005)
• World of Its Own (2006)
• Too Many Feelings at the Same Time (2008)
• Restless Soul (2009)
• Tingsek & Vindla String Quartet feat. Måns Mernsten (2011)
• Amygdala (2016)

 

Just recently discovered the solo work of 70s folk musician Colin Scot. Loving it...