[Harp-L] Steve Miller hosts benefit for Norton Buffalo's
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- From: "Brian Stear" <brianstear@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 12 Nov 2009 23:12:56 -0600
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"My life changed for the better the day I saw Norton and his band being featured on an Austin City Limits some 30 years ago when I first got interested in harmonica.
Man, I wish that show was available on video! It seemed like a dream watching that... I was hooked..."
Ken H in OH
Wow, you too Ken?! .........
There's been 3 Austin City Limits that changed my life as a musician......Strength in Numbers, Eric Johnson. But the first was Norton. That show that night literally blew my mind. Here was someone I'd never heard of. I actually taped most of it on a cassette ( wish I could find it ) because I knew something special was happening. The band was sooooooo tight!....the pedal steel player also affected me with his tone on steel AND guitar. He was playing a Dean guitar at the time. I had to have that tone, so I packed up my 55 Les Paul Special, drove to Wauquegun Illinois to trade even up ( not the best decision I've ever made ).
I wonder if anyone would approach ACL about that show? If re-released, the money it could raise could go to his family. I'd buy it!
Brian
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