Greg Howard, also known as the Ambassador of Good Willy for the Stick Enterprises Inc and chief PR guy, is playing an introduction in front of the actual song. The introduction is the long fast ostinato in the beginning. The actual song is much more slow. He says he's made some wrong notes, but it sounds pretty good to me.

Nice work, Greg Howard, on your two-handed guitar tapping!

Read full review here:

http://fusionjazzandsomethingelse.blogspot.com/2009/11/request-steps-ahead-nyc-1989-320kb.html

Jon used the audio portion of a video of himself talking and processed the audio into some fascinating drones. Sten then performed with a minimalist approach audio-wise, but many many pedals.

Sten used the Chapman Stick, 2 E-Bows, loop pedals, Moog delays, MuRF and bass MuRF, and ring modulator.

Hear it here:
from: http://badger.livejournal.com/1604907.html

Brett Bottomley duo concert at Creekside Cultural Center, in Lenhartsville PA

Duo concert with drummer Marcel

Lenhartsville, PA

November 21st

Details and tickets here:
http://www.creeksidecenter.org/calendar.html

If you go please say to the Big Bottomley. He sez he'll be there to meet and greet beforehand, where he will explain what a Stick is to everyone.

Brett Bottomley is an active member of the stickwire community, and a prominent two-handed tapping musician. If you're in or around Lenhartsville, do make the show!

Lams is a member of the California Guitar Trio, which plays surf guitar, prog rock, westerns themes, and Bach with a guitar tuned in fifths.

Griesgraber is a high-profile Chapman Stick player, and very active in the tappy community. A graduate of Berklee he's performed around the world, and his technique is stunning.

Free snack grub and beverages, admission $10

More info: http://bendnights.com/blog/special-house-concert-at-breedlove-guitars/

Reperatoire of jazz and progressive rock, both covers and originals, all on the Chapman Stick, with two-handed tapping, New Hampshire style. Show starts at 6:30. Margaritas optional.