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Ray Montee


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Portland, Oregon (deceased)
Post  Posted 27 May 2013 5:31 pm    
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I'm venturing far out on this one, but hope NO ONE will take any offense by it.

A Forumite forwarded this item to me and since he is a steel player as am I, I felt a strong potential for enjoyment among a majority of you folk.

Lots of guitars, great blended singing, fabulous yodeling, lots of really tight instrumental 'harmony' arrangements, great scenery and video camera work, a wide variety of musical instrumentation, a fast-moving, multi-stage program.

I found this to be far more entertaining than any Grand Ole Opry show that I have witnessed in the last couple of decades. All informal stage settings, everyone with 'a uniform' of one kind or another, seated and standing musicians and no one jumping around shaking their hair, etc.

If you'd like to see this beautiful performance go to: Musikanten Stadl-Andy Borg and/or Urspung Buam-a Steirer Mdl a Tiroler Bus.

Hope you like it. I'm still looking for a steel guitar in the scense.
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Frank Montmarquet

 

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The North Coast, New York, USA
Post  Posted 27 May 2013 6:07 pm    
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmjHuIBzoOA

Makes me very thirsty.
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Ray Montee


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Portland, Oregon (deceased)
Post  Posted 27 May 2013 6:20 pm     Music galore!
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This may not be country........but one would have a difficult time to deny its musical quality and the performances thereon.

By visiting: 30 Jahre Musikantenstadl aus Fubourge: Alli Stadlstern-Govinner aus der

Check the dulcimer player (Looks as technical as a dbl-10 pedal steel)at 4:50

Then check 8:30.....for some fabulous eye candy.

This is the kinda girl one of those banj'r pickers would likely steal from you.........
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Ray Montee


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Portland, Oregon (deceased)
Post  Posted 7 Jun 2013 10:53 am     Any German Speaking Forumites on here today?
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I was recently introduced to some of the best music I've ever heard......performers, video cameramen, audio/sound men, etc.,

What is the English translation for:
30 Jahre Musikantenstdl aus Fribourg?

Is this an ALL STAR SHOW?

Is this talent contest?

Need to now more about this great music and the source.
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Tommy Janiga


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New York, USA
Post  Posted 7 Jun 2013 12:27 pm     Re: Any German Speaking Forumites on here today?
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Ray Montee wrote:
What is the English translation for:30 Jahre Musikantenstdl aus Fribourg?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musikantenstadl

Ray, it looks like it's the thirtieth anniversary of a TV show
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Ray Montee


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Portland, Oregon (deceased)
Post  Posted 7 Jun 2013 1:54 pm     THANK YOU Tommy!
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I've always liked all kinds of music, not just steel guitar which still remains my strong favorite.

This series on You Tube has been a real eye-opener for me, a truly uplifting experience...musically.

Just watching the musicians and the crowds...........
EVERYONE seems to be really happy and not displaying those phony, Hollywood plastic smiles. Everyone on the show exhibits a high degree of professionalism and their delivery is perfecto! The camera work is the kind every performer should clamor for.

The size of the crowds make my early visions of the Grand Ole Opry seem miniscule by comparison.

THANKS for sharing.............
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Bo Legg


Post  Posted 7 Jun 2013 2:59 pm    
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Ray Some folks just know how to have fun.
This is one of my favorite show bands.
click here
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Ray Montee


From:
Portland, Oregon (deceased)
Post  Posted 7 Jun 2013 3:56 pm     Thanks for sharing....................
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What kind of steel did he have?

I'm convinced steel players here in the USA should forget the idea of wearing differing hat styles, ala
Buddy Emmons.........

His outfit, short pants, bare knees, 3/4 length red socks and hiking boots, of course topped off by the hat, is certainly eye-catching attire. It should be a natural for a fad type movement.

By the way, I have no idea what they were singing about Could you translate for me?
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Bud Angelotti


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Larryville, NJ, USA
Post  Posted 8 Jun 2013 4:42 am    
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Hey Ray - I don't shpeal German, but my un-educated translation is "In heaven there is no beer -thats why we drink it here" Laughing
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