Cherokee - Tony Williamson

[danoNC]

Anybody ever worked this one up? Off the Tone Poets CD? I would love to have even the chords for this one.

Thanks!

Dan J

[John Soper]

You'll find a chord-melody version by Mike Marshall here:
http://mandozine.com/music/search_re...=T&sortorder=A)

on Mandozine, in tef format

Have fun; I don't quite have that up to speed after many years of trying.

[danoNC]

Man oh man. Thanks for this! I can't wait to try this out!

Dan

[doc holiday]

Dan, It's one of my favourite tunes. I was sitting in the Stephen Austin hotel watching Paul Glasse....when it walks this fellow carrying a mandolin case. The short version is ...it was Tony Williamson. He sat in with Paul G & since there were only a few listeners at 4pm on a friday....they played Cherokee as a request for me...a killer version

[Charles E.]

Here is a video.......

[danoNC]

Here is a video.......

Charles, I couldn't see the link to the video.

[Charles E.]

Dan, not sure why you could not see the video, anyway here is another one......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oo33dxz20iw

You think they might have moved the wine glass.

[dcav]

Great playing on Cherokee. Thanks for posting that.

dc

[dcav]

I've played this song for two or three years on my tenor. It's interesting to hear on mando for sure, great stuff. I love to hear different approaches. Parker, Powell....etc. etc.

[Mark Seale]

Dan, It's one of my favourite tunes. I was sitting in the Stephen Austin hotel watching Paul Glasse....when it walks this fellow carrying a mandolin case. The short version is ...it was Tony Williamson. He sat in with Paul G & since there were only a few listeners at 4pm on a friday....they played Cherokee as a request for me...a killer version

That was my wife singing with them. I think I have video of that somewhere. I really enjoyed those gigs at the Stephen F Austin, too bad they shut down the live music.

Here's a more recent one.

[doc holiday]

That was my wife singing with them. I think I have video of that somewhere. I really enjoyed those gigs at the Stephen F Austin, too bad they shut down the live music.

Here's a more recent one.

Thank you Mark, Austin has the most surprising music scene. Your wife has a stunning voice. I always happen on some exciting music when I'm in Austin....something I wasn't looking for or hadn't counted on. Besides, any town where you can see Red Volkaert or Paul Glasse live...is number one for me!

[doc holiday]

BTW, I just recalled that the piano player behind your wife & Paul G, the next day showed up playing keyboards for Red V at the Continental. Small town, great talents.

[Mark Seale]

That is Rich Harney. Incredible talent and a wonderful singer in his own right.

[Will Patton]

Yeah, Paul!