Comments for Music by Stuart Mason http://stuartmasonmusic.com Molly's Revenge, Little Black Train, and more! Thu, 04 Mar 2010 18:51:28 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on New CD from Little Black Train by Dylan http://stuartmasonmusic.com/2010/02/18/new-cd-from-little-black-train/#comment-50 Dylan Thu, 04 Mar 2010 18:51:28 +0000 http://stuartmasonmusic.com/?p=47#comment-50 Hello, You have a great blog here. I play old time banjo and write about folk music too. Great fun. If you have any time, I think you might enjoy what you find on my folk blog too: www.thepursuitoffolk.blogspot.com Thanks for lookin, oh and I added your blog to my links. :) Hello,

You have a great blog here. I play old time banjo and write about folk music too. Great fun. If you have any time, I think you might enjoy what you find on my folk blog too:

http://www.thepursuitoffolk.blogspot.com

Thanks for lookin, oh and I added your blog to my links. :)

]]> Comment on Little Black Train CD Release Party by Dianne Gross-Giese http://stuartmasonmusic.com/2010/01/18/cd-release/#comment-49 Dianne Gross-Giese Sun, 07 Feb 2010 16:48:52 +0000 http://stuartmasonmusic.com/?p=35#comment-49 Great concert last night at the Red Barn, Stuart, John and Kenny. Thank you for giving your all. I recall that early gig at the Pour House last year. You have matured in your sound and grown together. I can feel the difference when you play your old-timey tunes vs. the celtic stuff. I also wanted to say to all of you that the banjo (original American instrument) for me anyway, created an exceptinonally rich effect last night, deep and authentic. Frailing kept it at a sweet volume with the rest of the instruments. You are all phenomenal in your own experience, and together with improvisation I saw last night, you've created a gem! I crave more, being the addict I am. Let that train roll!!!!! Great concert last night at the Red Barn, Stuart, John and Kenny. Thank you for giving your all. I recall that early gig at the Pour House last year. You have matured in your sound and grown together. I can feel the difference when you play your old-timey tunes vs. the celtic stuff. I also wanted to say to all of you that the banjo (original American instrument) for me anyway, created an exceptinonally rich effect last night, deep and authentic. Frailing kept it at a sweet volume with the rest of the instruments. You are all phenomenal in your own experience, and together with improvisation I saw last night, you’ve created a gem! I crave more, being the addict I am. Let that train roll!!!!!

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