Goody makes/has made music with: The Goody Trio (Lou Ulrich & Mike Piehl), Peter Mulvey, Jeff Foucault, Kris Delmhorst, Chris Smither, Redbird, Anita Suhanin, Shawng, Tim Gearan, Moses Atwood, Adam Zucker, Kosher Ham (Barry Rothman), Garage Concrete' (Larry Melton, Mark Merella, Ned Judy), 2370, Groovasaurus, Rose Polenzani, Lori McKenna, Jen Kimball, Sessions Americana, Pamela Means, Erin Mckeown, Jeff Lang, Greg Brown, The Indigo Girls, Tom Beckham, Chris Cheek, Jeff Miester, Jack Cannon, Sean Staples, Mark Erelli, Salty Bob and His Half Sissys, Asian Basket Fuck, Jesse Williams, Paul Alstrand, Toni Lynn Washington Band, The Amity Front, Jazer Giles, Chris Pureka, Shrug, Ross Bellinoit, Ethereal Squid, Kevin Berry, Dennis Brennan, Bill Champlin, Willy Porter, Satchel Page Welch, Paul Cebar, John Seger, Robin Pluer, Dorothy Scott, Matthew Shippee ......
Known to many as a producer and accompanist for the likes of roots legend Chris Smither, new wave Americana craftsmen Peter Mulvey and Jeffrey Foucault, and folk sensation Redbird, Goodrich continues to hone a sound all his own. Played countless times on National Public Radio, his music has been adapted for use in feature and documentary films, museum exhibits, and even video games. Fans of Pat Metheny, Bill Frisell, and Ry Cooder will find DUST OF MANY HORSES the perfect companion.
Not many musicians can compose and record songs that reflect the soul of truly American music drawing from jazz, acoustic and improvisational traditions and present them with a pitch-perfect ear for the contemporary.
With the 2006 release of DUST OF MANY HORSES, David Goodrich advances his claim as one of the most original guitarist-composers on the contemporary Americana scene.
Goodrich brings the confidence of an innovative craftsman and the inspiration of a true artist to this stunning new collection. The 11 songs are infused with passion for the full range of moods music can evokejoy, sadness, play, contemplationwhen it is deeply imagined and exquisitely played.
From the two-part title track, a modern western epic with multiple rhythm guitar harmonics and soaring slide, to the romance of The Believer, a longing-filled ballad, Goodrich strikes a perfect balance between composition and improvisation, intimacy and adventurousness. Layering acoustic and electric instruments, the songs are infused with an effortlessness that only comes from careful execution and serious talent.
The collections luminescent, often cinematic, originals are complemented by carefully selected covers and collaborations: a moody reinvention of Nirvanas Come As You Are; a live duet version, with longtime collaborator Peter Mulvey, of John Coltranes After the Rain; and a collaborative improvisation titled Lumen with Kris Delmhorst on vocals and cello.
Merging the sensibilities of his two previous solo releases, DUST OF MANY HORSES marries the ambient, electric sound of Failure of the Doping Summit with the melodic, acoustic feel of Accidentals of the West, offering up a wealth of richly layered compositions and soulful playing inflected with equal parts inevitability and surprise.
Bonjour David Thanks for the friendly add very interesting and good sounds in your music really appreciate it Best wishes from France (Follow me on twitter.com/pascal95 ) Pascal
My self-produced upcoming 7-song EP, "B Sides from B Street" is set to hit shelves June 30th. Come take a listen to a handful of the tracks and see what you think! Influences span the likes of: John Prine, Chris Smither, Bob Dylan, Townes Van Zandt, Jackie Greene, Josh Ritter, Wilco, Redbird, and other singer/songwriters keeping the craft alive.
I'm booking shows throughout California right now if any other musicians are looking to cobill.
We're now accepting submissions for our next mixtapes, please submit your info at www.coast2coastsubmissions.com for your chance to get a spot on the next mixtape!
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