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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 120931" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Xuf recordingBowers last performed at Walnut Valley in 2011.&nbsp; He&#039;s due back, IMHO.&nbsp; Another performer long overdue for a re-book:&nbsp; Tom Paxton.&nbsp; While I&#039;m totally derailing the X32 thread I want to plug a duo called Still On the Hill.&nbsp; Donna &amp; Kelly write wonderful story-telling songs and a few years ago they got a grant to research the music, musicians and songwriters of the Ozarks and then return to play the songs they wrote about the people they&#039;d met.&nbsp; More here:&nbsp; <a href="http://www.stillonthehill.com/ozarkCD/project.html" target="_blank">Still on the Hill ~ Folkgrass Duo of the Ozarks</a>&nbsp; Obligatory live audio content: I use a Rode NT-2 for Donna&#039;s fiddle and the vocals; Kelly likes a spot mic for his banjo and guitar.&nbsp; Some of the instruments are &quot;Ozark originals&quot; and not commercial products.&nbsp; No monitors, fairgrounds grandstand 295&#039; long.&nbsp; It&#039;s a thing of beauty to take &quot;back porch&quot; music and deliver it to that amount of space and retain the intimacy.&nbsp; Obligatory X32 content:&nbsp; we used my X32 for the 3rd stage FOH at this fest last year./ derailment</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 120931, member: 67"] Re: Xuf recording Bowers last performed at Walnut Valley in 2011. He's due back, IMHO. Another performer long overdue for a re-book: Tom Paxton. While I'm totally derailing the X32 thread I want to plug a duo called Still On the Hill. Donna & Kelly write wonderful story-telling songs and a few years ago they got a grant to research the music, musicians and songwriters of the Ozarks and then return to play the songs they wrote about the people they'd met. More here: [url=http://www.stillonthehill.com/ozarkCD/project.html]Still on the Hill ~ Folkgrass Duo of the Ozarks[/url] Obligatory live audio content: I use a Rode NT-2 for Donna's fiddle and the vocals; Kelly likes a spot mic for his banjo and guitar. Some of the instruments are "Ozark originals" and not commercial products. No monitors, fairgrounds grandstand 295' long. It's a thing of beauty to take "back porch" music and deliver it to that amount of space and retain the intimacy. [B]Obligatory X32 content: we used my X32 for the 3rd stage FOH at this fest last year.[/B] / derailment [/QUOTE]

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