Tonight my good friend Jeffrey Dean Foster, who’s also one of the most outstanding musical artists I’ve ever run across, is playing a solo show back home in Winston-Salem, NC. I’m unspeakably happy to be back in Colorado, hopefully for good, but I miss being able to wander out on a night like this to grab a Duck Rabbit Wee Heavy and take in one of his remarkable sets.
Maybe he’ll play this one:
If you’re in or around Winston-Salem right now, head over to The Garage. If not:
- Listen to some tracks here.
- Read the incredible interview here.
- Note the CD of the Year winner here.
- Check his Last.FM profile here.
- And by all means, buy Million Star Hotel here. You won’t regret it.
Sweet dreams, everybody.
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Now playing: Jeffrey Dean Foster – “All I Do Is Dream”
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Already own it.
I’ll listen to it after the E’s “blinking lights…” Been that kinda day.
That’s not a bad choice, either.
I like the big-bodied, clean, sound with the bright strings he uses.
I’m going to badger him to get some more vids up. I WISH there was footage of his “Long Gone Sailor”/”Get It On” medley from this show.
Tell him to get a better video person. Sheesh. What does it take to pay just a little attention to sound and lighting?
Unfortunately he’s like a lot of great musicians out there in that he doesn’t have a lot in the way of resources to work with. Given your new-found tech I’d love to get you on the job. You could do some cool stuff, no doubt.
BTW, you REALLY need that CD. I think I have a spare copy – remind me.
JDF is the real deal, for sure. Almost went to the show but had a couple of other commitments tie me up. Will see him soon and say hello for you. In the meantime here’s a little of my other favorite:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge8k_bBumIs
Cool, but damn, YouTube isn’t set up for audio precision, is it?