“The Pentodes” as in a thermionic valve containing five elements or the vacuum tube or the audio power tubes used in most old guitar amps. This is a group formed out of the woodshed archive project. They have met once for a quick acoustic rehearsal, so for their second get together they are going […]
Thursday, December 4th will be an exciting evening for the Woodshed Archive and our listeners as we bring the music inside The Warehouse and kick things up a notch by going electric! The four-piece band JACKAROE, while noticeably and adeptly influenced by the Grateful Dead, also combines elements of rock, folk, blues, reggae, and bluegrass, […]
We have decided to slip in a special instrumental Jazz show this Wednesday, I could not resist the offer given that “woodshedding” started as jazz term is seemed fitting we should have a funky/fusion jazz band. Should be a good one. I only know Rod Franco and know he is a great guitar player. If […]
Ralph Roddenbery, Richie Jones, LJ and other special guest set from “Summoning of The Muses/Virgo Party 2012 It’s Lora’s Birthday again!!!” Festival
Michael continues to amaze us with his renditions of famous classical compositions. Beethoven’s Moonlight and Fur Elise are likely in the top five most famous piano pieces ever written. According to Michael, Moonlight started it all for him, the piece that gave him the desire to study music theory. We’re glad he did!
I was quite thrown back listening to this, admiring Michael’s talent and the good things that can come from quarantine. He’s been studying and practicing, and you can hear it. Expect more from Michael, we’ll likely expand and add to this post, and at some point schedule some weekly time on the radio for the […]
Show Bill – “Kelly’s Session Blog” Woodshed Archive is honored to close out the fall season with Papa String Band on Thursday, November 19th from 8-10pm Eastern. A long-time favorite in the South Carolina music scene, Papa String Band brings a well seasoned lineup of musicians to the woodshed – their adept pickin’, positive energy, […]
Michael is killing it! He’s provided a couple more tracks we think you’ll enjoy. Gymnopedie No. 1 is arguably the most relaxing piece of piano music ever written, easy notes, but complex execution. Yiruma River Flows in You was my wife’s request, and it’s a more modern, beautiful, faster, and complex piece of music.
Michael does an amazing rendition of Debussy’s Clair De Lune! He’s worked on this for quite some time and seems to have perfected it! Have a listen!
