1972
1/17/72
OLD BLUE LIVE (Kralingen festival, 1970)
TRUCK STOP GIRL LIVE
AND ONCE AGAIN...
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HERE IS 13 MIN OF CLARENCE AT THE FILLMORE ON SEPT 23 1970
Here is some footage of Clarence playing the song Chesnut Mare on the beat club in Germany in 1971
Here is footage from Bob Baxters' Guitar Workshop in 1973 and some footage from the Muleskinner band circa the same year....courtesy of our friend Mr. Clampitt...Thank You!
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WITH THE BAND MULESKINNER 73' NEW CAMPTOWN RACES AND DARK HOLLOW
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YOU AINT GOING NOWHERE EARL SCRUGGS FAMILY AND FRIENDS
WHOA MULE
R&R STAR
HERE ARE SOME GREAT CLARENCE WHITE WEBSITES:
http://www.clarencewhiteforum.com/
http://members.chello.at/thomas.aubrunner/clarencewhite.htm
http://www.urban.ne.jp/home/koa7/byrds.htm
http://www.flatpick.com/Pages/Featured_Artist/clarence.html
FOR CLARENCE WHITE CD's & DVD's CHECK OUT:
www.sierrarecords.net
just got that White Brothers (aka known as the New Kentucky Colonels) Record 'Live in Sweden'...everybody's gotta know this, it's a bluegrass CLASSIC!! We love it!!! Clarence is world-class as ever on this...playing probably at his peak with Roland, Eric and Alan in 1973... ♥ Your Cherries
I few years back I was at the Buck Owens Chrystal Palace for my birthday. My son gave Buck Owens a knapkin with the song "Made in Japan" . Buck called out my name and played the song for me with his band "The Buckaroos". Later that night I had the honor of a few words with Buck. He said that "Bakersfield was not Nashville West, it had nothing to do with Nashvilee, that is why it was so important to the counrty music rebellion back then" In truth the term was coined from a band's name in the 1960s "Nashville West was a short-lived American country music and rock quartet that was briefly together in the late 1960s. The group comprised multi-instrumentalist Gene Parsons, guitarist Clarence White, singer-guitarist-fiddler Gib Guilbeau and bassist Wayne Moore. Parsons and White left the band to join The Byrds while Guilbeau later joined the Flying Burrito Brothers." Clarence White changed the guitar sound with the Telecaster in the 1960s as Buck Owens and Don Rich did in a few years earlier. Clarence had revolutionized the accustic bluegrass guitar styles as well.
Thank you very, very much for adding us as friends! Every new day the spirit + music of Clarence remains as a huge inspiration to musicians all over the world. Peace Niels
Hello and Thanks for the add. What an honor it is,to be listed on this great website. What a tribute. Loved Clarence's playing and his music. A big influence in my life.
