JW & Careless Hearts review, setlist (w/guitars) videos

JW & Careless Hearts review, setlist (w/guitars) videos

http://straightjameswilliamson.com/JWnews.html
http://straightjameswilliamson.com/JWvideo.html (adding more by the minute)

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http://iggypop.org/
http://straightjameswilliamson.com/

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NICE Cathy. All videos in order in one place. Don't you like the vocals? He does a great job. Can't wait to see and hear Iggy do ALL these songs with James again. Won't be long now. It's like a dream come true. Best album ever.

Yeah, it hasn't been mentioned a lot, but the Careless Hearts do a great job.

Thanks.

Rode Hard wrote:

NICE Cathy. All videos in order in one place. Don't you like the vocals? He does a great job. Can't wait to see and hear Iggy do ALL these songs with James again. Won't be long now. It's like a dream come true. Best album ever.

I thought the vocalist really nailed it also. I can't wait for the Pro Shot footage and the real thing in 2010

Thanks! We worked HARD to make sure we did a good job. Big shoes to fill!

Derek

What kind of guitar are you playing on Search and Destroy and a few others?
That was pretty cool looking.

Hi studioguy, sorry for my late response. . That "kryptonite green" guitar is a one of a kind Taylor "Classic" model. They made one in that custom color for the NAMM show, and I hounded them for it for months and finally got it before this gig. Typically I use hollowbody/ semi hollow guitars so I needed a balls out rock n roll guitar (my ES-335 sounded good but not as good as this Taylr which sounds like a Les Paul but is lighter and funkier) For the Ron era stuff, I'm using my '66 Fender Jazzmaster. All thru my '68 Vox AC-30 3/4 of the way up.

dereksee wrote:

Hi studioguy, sorry for my late response. . That "kryptonite green" guitar is a one of a kind Taylor "Classic" model. They made one in that custom color for the NAMM show, and I hounded them for it for months and finally got it before this gig. Typically I use hollowbody/ semi hollow guitars so I needed a balls out rock n roll guitar (my ES-335 sounded good but not as good as this Taylr which sounds like a Les Paul but is lighter and funkier) For the Ron era stuff, I'm using my '66 Fender Jazzmaster. All thru my '68 Vox AC-30 3/4 of the way up.

Thanks for the info, it sounded great!