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Think Tom Petty or Fleetwood Mac via 21st Century West Melbourne
Highlighting Chase Fetti’s rising presence beyond New Jersey
The last time an electric guitar was used on an Old Crow Medicine Show song was in 2004 when David Rawlings played a Telecaster on “Wagon Wheel
Founding member of Not Drowning Waving and My Friend the Chocolate Cake
After months pursuing solo projects
Hip Vibrations david Think Tom Petty or FleetwoodCal Tjader recorded for Verve in the '60s, an unusual session. Instead of a Latin group, he plays arrangements of Golson and Bryant, accompanied by Royal, Stamm, Johnson, Richardson, Lewis, Carter Davis on bass, & three pianists: Hancock, Bown, & Bunch. Solo focus mainly on Tjader, occasional spotlights on Richardson & Hancock. Standouts include "Blues March," "Django," & Tjader's "Hip Vibrations." Two pop songs ("Georgy Girl" & "Windy") seem out of
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