Man of Steel
Personnel: Freddie Roulette (vocals, lap steel guitar); David Lindley (vocals, slide guitar); Ken Emerson (guitar, lap steel guitar); Dave Jess (guitar, bass guitar); Henry Kaiser, Will Bernard (guitar); John Hanes (drums, percussion); Cary Sheldon, Kathy Kennedy, Katie Guthorn (background vocals).
Recording information: Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA (07/2005).
Photographer: Henry Kaiser.
As a lap steel player, Freddy Roulette is unparalleled, and as a song stylist he boasts eclectic and adventurous tastes. On this 2008 release, he applies his jaunty strings and melodious tenor to Hawaiian tunes ("How Do Ya Do?"), pop songs (Ry Cooder's "The Tattler"), funk ("You Got To Funkifize "), soul ("Breaking Up Somebody's Home"), and jazz ("Sidewinder"), and proves himself a master of all genres.
Recording information: Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA (07/2005).
Photographer: Henry Kaiser.
As a lap steel player, Freddy Roulette is unparalleled, and as a song stylist he boasts eclectic and adventurous tastes. On this 2008 release, he applies his jaunty strings and melodious tenor to Hawaiian tunes ("How Do Ya Do?"), pop songs (Ry Cooder's "The Tattler"), funk ("You Got To Funkifize "), soul ("Breaking Up Somebody's Home"), and jazz ("Sidewinder"), and proves himself a master of all genres.
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Description
Personnel: Freddie Roulette (vocals, lap steel guitar); David Lindley (vocals, slide guitar); Ken Emerson (guitar, lap steel guitar); Dave Jess (guitar, bass guitar); Henry Kaiser, Will Bernard (guitar); John Hanes (drums, percussion); Cary Sheldon, Kathy Kennedy, Katie Guthorn (background vocals).
Recording information: Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA (07/2005).
Photographer: Henry Kaiser.
As a lap steel player, Freddy Roulette is unparalleled, and as a song stylist he boasts eclectic and adventurous tastes. On this 2008 release, he applies his jaunty strings and melodious tenor to Hawaiian tunes ("How Do Ya Do?"), pop songs (Ry Cooder's "The Tattler"), funk ("You Got To Funkifize "), soul ("Breaking Up Somebody's Home"), and jazz ("Sidewinder"), and proves himself a master of all genres.
Recording information: Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA (07/2005).
Photographer: Henry Kaiser.
As a lap steel player, Freddy Roulette is unparalleled, and as a song stylist he boasts eclectic and adventurous tastes. On this 2008 release, he applies his jaunty strings and melodious tenor to Hawaiian tunes ("How Do Ya Do?"), pop songs (Ry Cooder's "The Tattler"), funk ("You Got To Funkifize "), soul ("Breaking Up Somebody's Home"), and jazz ("Sidewinder"), and proves himself a master of all genres.
