Well listening now, that was a pretty interesting at the improvised of a song I'd gone to New Orleans with skills on the guitar but in the city of jazz, I attempting to expand my guitar in that direction After all, I was living in the Quarter, had grown a goatee, and was hanging out at after hours bohemian listening to some very musicians trying to pick up some pointers
So in my attempt to show off some of talent to Travis and Milton The D 9th jazz chord I was attempting, never it out of the gate What was is what is known as a clunker chord The version of a trainwreck
The meter was running on my session so I just had them the ending before the clunker On the original tape though, it was there When I first listened to the track I thought trying to repeating the but then I thought that clunker chord was of the process
is essential to anything creative, trying to stretch my comfort zone on the fretboard at the time My fingers could not make out what I was If it doesn't try and not repeat your mistakes
So brings us to the B-side of the first record and a song called: Abandoned on By the time we ready to do the track some local musicians had showed up at the and before I knew it, I had a band for the cut
and the funny is, looking back on it, one of the session players on track was a young guitarist from Rick Hersch, who was one of the founding of Wet Willy who are Mobile also
Rick had on to play with bands from Randy Newman to Wonder We would run into each on the road occasionally but then I lost with Rick As faith would have it, as we were the pieces of this project I went back to Mobile to visit with Milton and do for the video in this package that my Delaney produced
there as Milton told his version of events, he reminded me that the player on Abandoned on Tuesday and several other was Rick Hersch Our Producer for Buried is Will Kimbro who is also from When I told him that was the guitar player on the track He told me he had been at house on Dog River in Mobile the before
You can't make kinda stuff up I'm getting back in touch with who now splits his time Los Angeles and Dog River He's now another nugget in our burried treasure and I to catch up with him Rick is still making great music so you might wanna him out In the meantime you can hear him here on Abandon on Tuesday