Jul 28, 2022
The clarinet and mandolin virtuoso and Orthodox Jew got a standing ovation in his debut at the country music mecca.
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The clarinet and mandolin virtuoso and Orthodox Jew got a standing ovation in his debut at the country music mecca.
Chassidic Medley: Adir Hu / Moshe Emes, Andy Statman (Clarinet) & David Grisman (Mandelin) From their Songs of Our Fathers album.
Flatbush Waltz, David Grisman (Mandolin) with the Andy Statman Trio Performed live at Yoshi's, in San Francisco, March 2009. For more great Grisman and/or Statman videos, please search this blog for "David Grisman" or "Andy Statman." Also, I have a lot of other interesting Jewish Folk music, found by searching this blog for topics such as "Klezmer," "Jewish Music," or "Jewish Folk Music". I also have a couple of really nice videos of Grisman performing duets with Jerry Garcia and John Sebastian (respectively).
Although not bluegrass by any stretch, I guess you'd call this one - in the family. Russ Barenberg - Behind The Melodies recorded in 1983.
Here is a big shocker - Bluegrass fans like fast music, fast picking mandolins, fast playing fiddles, flat picking guitarists and especially banjo pickers.
I'm going to reveal more of myself here. This music just lays there for me, no excitement what so ever. This guy is supposed to be one heck of a guitar player The first thing Wikipedia says about him is that he is a fan of Clarence White. (This album has zip of that style flat picking).
For years I've been a critic of the Grateful Dead(no fast music there either) zip excitement. Music for stoners.
Russ Barenburg, guitar Andy Statman, mandolin Marty Confurius, bass Jerry Douglas, dobro Billy Novick, flue, sax Evan Stober, violin, viola Matt Glaser, violin Sa Davis, drums Bob Weiner, drums
Not available digitally - that I could find.
Andy Statman trio Live in Lenox: Chuppah March (par DerechAmuno)
SixEight, Andy Statman Trio For more Andy Statman and/or other Jewish music, please search on this blog for "Andy Statman" or "Klezmer."
-- David Grisman and Andy Statman live medley from Songs of our Fathers
