Cliff Dweller's Slide
from 3D by Casey Driessen
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this is the first tune that the album core of Jamey, Viktor, and myself ever played together. there were no rehearsals for this record. you can hear us meet one another as it develops. the slide? just listen to the bridge part that makes the cliff people want to get up and shake it.
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from 3D,
released May 12, 2006
Casey Driessen (C-String Tunes, ASCAP)
Jamey Haddad: Drums/Percussion
Viktor Krauss: Bass
CD: Fiddle
Casey Driessen (C-String Tunes, ASCAP)
Jamey Haddad: Drums/Percussion
Viktor Krauss: Bass
CD: Fiddle
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Casey Driessen
Casey Driessen is—like his music—inspired, unconventional and truly original. He has built a following as both solo artist and collaborator, touring the world with artists such as Béla Fleck (& the Flecktones), Steve Earle, Zac Brown Band, Darrell Scott, and Tim O'Brien. He is also a founding member of The Sparrow Quartet and never without a pair of red shoes. ... more
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