Post by weishaupt1776 on Dec 26, 2004 0:48:13 GMT -5
Awwww, Man. The Double Bucci blues band is straight kickin! Go to the home page & scroll all the way to the bottom. Carl Wagoner is another one of the most unsung guitar heroes in America. His approach to playing can be best described as 100% feeling and balls. Chris Case plays very tasty and melodically. Both players compliment each other very well.
It's funny how small a world it is.
When I first watched Marc's DVD I heard the killer blues tune, "Must've Done Somebody Wrong". Being a bluesman myself, in addition to being a practitioner of other styles, I was seduced instantly.
The thing that intrigued me also was the name of the band being Double Bucci. Being from Key West and now domiciled further North in Florida, I know that no one past Miami knows what a Double Bucci is. So seeing that the DVD was set in Arizona, I was wondering how that term carried that far out West.
So when I emailed Marc, I gave Him mad props about the Blues on his DVD & mentioned I was from Key West. He replied and asked if I knew Carl Wagoner & Chris Case. Man. my eyes lit up. Carl was the first influence of mine who was the main motivator for me to start playing when I was 13. He turned me on to Stevie Ray Vaughn's Tin Pan Alley, and my life hasn't been the same since. Chris Case I used to watch play with various groups when I was in my early twenties .
We all should try to write some lyrics reflecting the trials we go through here in Legal Land.
It's funny how small a world it is.
When I first watched Marc's DVD I heard the killer blues tune, "Must've Done Somebody Wrong". Being a bluesman myself, in addition to being a practitioner of other styles, I was seduced instantly.
The thing that intrigued me also was the name of the band being Double Bucci. Being from Key West and now domiciled further North in Florida, I know that no one past Miami knows what a Double Bucci is. So seeing that the DVD was set in Arizona, I was wondering how that term carried that far out West.
So when I emailed Marc, I gave Him mad props about the Blues on his DVD & mentioned I was from Key West. He replied and asked if I knew Carl Wagoner & Chris Case. Man. my eyes lit up. Carl was the first influence of mine who was the main motivator for me to start playing when I was 13. He turned me on to Stevie Ray Vaughn's Tin Pan Alley, and my life hasn't been the same since. Chris Case I used to watch play with various groups when I was in my early twenties .
We all should try to write some lyrics reflecting the trials we go through here in Legal Land.
