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| | Clarence White - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | His work with brother Roland White in the Kentucky Colonels helped to establish the acoustic guitar as a strong melodic soloing device in bluegrass music. | | | Clarence White almost single handedly took the guitar into the realm of solo instrument in bluegrass. | | | Gram Parsons's final song before his own death, "In My Hour of Darkness", was partially a tribute to White. |
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| | Clarence White - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links |
| | Clarence left the Colonels in the mid-'60s, becoming a session musician; he played electric guitar on many rock and pop albums. | | | Around the same time, Clarence recorded a solo album for Bakersfield International which the label didn't release. | | | Clarence White was a gifted guitarist who was one of the pioneers of country-rock in the late '60s. |
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| | Fender Players Club - Clarence White |
| | White made five albums with the Byrds, all heavily country-influenced, until the band broke up in 1973. | | | Also influenced by British rock bands of that time, White found his talents in demand with the hitmaking folk-rock band the Byrds at the same time their personnel lineup was falling apart. | | | He participated in the Byrds&; direction change into country music during Gram Parsons&; brief tenure with the band, and played on the groundbreaking album Sweetheart of the Rodeo in 1968 before joining the band full-time along with Gene Parsons (no relation). |
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http://www.fenderplayersclub.com/artists_lounge/hall_of_legends/white.htm
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| | Jonathan and David's Clarence White Page |
| | White and the other musicians formed a group and released an album called "Muleskinner." Around the same time as "Muleskinner", Clarence re-formed the Kentucky Colonels for a European tour. | | | Clarence was now free to concentrate on his new found love of the electric guitar. | | | Clarence White is one of the greatest guitarists ever, yet is probably one of the least known. |
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| | Flat picker Clarence White revolutionized bluegrass |
| | But it was the bluegrass bug that finally bit the young Clarence White, who tinkered with a new concept of incorporating lead guitar breaks within a bluegrass song, Williams said. | | | Before White, bluegrass guitar was a rhythm instrument. | | | Once in California, the White children formed a country music band and began regular appearances on radio and television. |
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| | Clarence White 33 Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals and Kentucky Colonels Living in the Past: Legendary Live Recordings by ... |
| | Most of the CD is from a 1965 Performance at the Ashgrove, and was originally recorded on a mono tape recorder. | | | The format is simple, Clarence plays the solos a couple or three times and then the song ends, but in each tune there are enough musical ideas to keep you busy dissecting them for a lifetime. | | | Clarence White 33 Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals and Kentucky Colonels Living in the Past: Legendary Live Recordings by Steven Stone |
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http://www.enjoythemusic.com/Magazine/music/0402/whiteandcolonels.htm
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| | Kelly Hall-Tompkins. Violinist. |
| | Born in Clarksville, Tenn., Clarence Cameron White spent his childhood in Oberlin, Ohio, Chattanooga, Tenn., and Washington, D.C. He began studying the violin at the age of eight and wrote his first composition for violin and piano at age fourteen. | | | Strongly influenced by folk music, White composed violin and orchestral works, and arranged African-American spirituals. | | | Kelly Hall-Tompkins has been graciously granted the rights to the premiere performance of Clarence Cameron White's Violin Concerto with recent orchestration by Joseph Gold. |
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http://www.kellyhall-tompkins.com/concerto.html
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| | Clarence White |
| | With the recent release of the new 33 Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals CD (Sierra 26023-2), we felt like it was time to highlight Clarence White. | | | By 1972, Clarence came to Roland and said the Byrds were breaking up and that he wanted to play acoustic guitar again. | | | In the late '60s, the Whites discovered the music of Charlie Christian and Django Reinhardt, and Clarence avidly pursued the signature arpeggios and bends of the Gypsy guitar sound. |
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| | Vintage Guitar® magazine : Brand Pages |
| | White used the guitar almost exclusively until his untimely end in 1973; it’s heard on many of his recordings with the Byrds, Muleskinner, and others. | | | The sessions Parsons and White were recording were, to the best of Gene’s recollection, for a never-released Rex and Vern Gosdin album. | | | But a lot of people listen to what Clarence did on those old records and say, ‘How did he get such a sweet bend?’ Part of it is Clarence’s technique, but the other part is that he had this machine that made it easy to do a really slow, linear, sweet bend. |
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| | Shortly before his death, White purchased a Mark Whitebook guitar from Walecki Music in Westwood, California (now known as Westwood Music), which he proclaimed to be the best-sounding guitar he'd ever heard. | | | In late 1966, White acquired a custom Roy Noble guitar, which became his main guitar during his Muleskinner days and his main acoustic guitar during his time with the Byrds. | | | He used heavy tortoiseshell picks, Gibson heavies, or, occasionally, a 50-cent piece, and he strung all of his acoustics with either Martin or Gibson medium-gauge strings. |
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| | Roland White's Bluegrass Mandolin Page: Clarence White CD Review |
| | Clarence's 1950's D-l8, which he used almost exclusively as his flatpicking guitar, is bright and punchy and clearly recorded. | | | John Delgatto, whose Sierra Records label has done more than anyone to keep the memory and music of Clarence White alive, took it upon himself to get permission to clean up the recording and issue the tape more or less as it was recorded more than 35 years ago. | | | For anyone who has ever reveled in the genius of Clarence White's guitar playing, this is manna from heaven. |
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http://www.rolandwhite.com/review1.htm
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| | Twangzine - Clarence White |
| | Clarence White was one of the Greatest Guitar pickers who ever lived, as well as one of the all around nicest Human Beings to walk the earth. | | | Recorded before Clarence started using the String bender, This CD is a look back at a true guitar genius. | | | Nashville West featured Clarence White on Guitar, Gene Parsons on drums and vocals, Gib Guilbeau on rythm guitar and lead vocals and Wayne Moore on electric bass. |
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http://www.twangzine.net/rev/rev-Nashwest.html
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| | Clarence White, With the Kentucky Colonels: 1954-1965 |
| | Clarence White's guitar technique on the Weissberg and World Pacific records had attracted notice, as did the Colonels' appearance at the 1964 Newport Folk Festival in Rhode Island, where Clarence and Doc Watson put on a guitar workshop together. | | | Maphis, a talented guitarist with wide-ranging tastes, also turned Clarence White on to the music of Django Reinhardt and Charlie Christian. | | | Shortly after recording Swing, Roland and Clarence took part in some sessions behind dobroist Tut Taylor that were released on the album Dobro Country (World Pacific, 1964), credited to Tut Taylor, Roland and Clarence White. |
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| | Martin Guitars, HD-28 Clarence White, Canada |
| | Spectacular bluegrass picking, fiery country/rock leads, and hot acoustic licks made Clarence White a legend before his untimely death in 1973 at age 29. | | | Martin is pleased to honor Clarence White with a new Commemorative Edition guitar: the D-28CW. | | | The resulting instruments capture the clarity, power and balanced timbre White found advantageous in his guitar. |
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http://www.12fret.com/new/martinD28CW.html
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| | StringBender: History of the Third Hand |
| | Clarence was ready to put the lead guitar track on when he realized he needed three hands for the lick he had in mind." | | | Late in 1965 Clarence and I were playing on a lot of recording sessions together. | | | The out-of-print Nashville West CD is now considered by Guitar Player Magazine, "One of the top 20 essential country albums of all time." It is a great documentary of Clarence White's innovative guitar artistry. |
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| | 33 Acoustic Guitar Instrumentals by Clarence White CD |
| | As a flatpicker myself, I found this CD of Clarence White on solo and Roger Bush on rhythm guitar to be a refreshing change from electronically enhanced recordings which try to mask everything into perfection. | | | The recording quality is surprisingly good and Clarence varies his leads to keep the songs interesting. | | | This album simply presents Clarence White flatpicking and Roger Bush on rhythm guitar at an early point in Clarence's career. |
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http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/2208000/a/33+Acoustic+Guitar+Instrumenta.htm
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| | AllRefer.com - Clarence Cameron White (Music: History, Composers, And Performers, Biography) - Encyclopedia |
| | Clarence Cameron White, Music: History, Composers, And Performers, Biographies | | | AllRefer.com - Clarence Cameron White (Music: History, Composers, And Performers, Biography) - Encyclopedia | | | You are here : AllRefer.com > Reference > Encyclopedia > Music: History, Composers, And Performers, Biographies > Clarence Cameron White |
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| | Clarence White MP3 Downloads - Clarence White Music Downloads - Clarence White Music Videos |
| | One particular surprise is Clarence's solo interpretation of the old standard "When You're Smiling," which is hardly a typical song on a bluegrass album. | | | By the time the selections on side two were taped, White had switched to electric guitar after joining the rock group the Byrds. | | | Sierra/Hollywood's A Potpourri of Bluegrass Jam is a retitled reissue of Muleskinner's debut album, Muleskinner. |
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http://www.mp3.com/albums/83939/summary.html
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| | discography Clarence White |
| | Note: Clarence White plays on several tracks from this LP as a guest studio musician. | | | Note: Clarence White participation needs to be confirmed, as he receives no credits on the album cover. | | | Note: Clarence White is credited as playing guitar on the album. |
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| | Clarence White Bibliography |
| | "Farther Aong: The Guitar Revelations of Clarence White." Acoustic Guitar #66 (June, 1998) at 55-65. | | | "The White Albums." Frets Magazine (July 1986) at 18 - 21. | | | Chris Skinker, Tom Skinker, Roland White, and Diane Bouska: Liner Notes to Appalachian Swing! |
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| | Welcome to the "Unofficial" Collings Clarence White Guitar Web Site! |
| | I will not be tracking Collings Winfield guitars on this web site, only the original Collings "Clarence White" guitars. | | | If you have photos of your Collings Clarence White guitar, I would like to include them on the web site as well as list your guitars data. | | | Concerning For Sale Stuff - In the past I've considered listing and helping fellow CW owners sell their guitars, and I've decided to simply recommend that you sell your CW through my friend Kim Sherman at Cotten Music. |
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| | Karyn White |
| | A soulfull interpretation of the Frank Sinatra hit "Dream," on "Rock-a-Bye Baby", 1996 Karyn White's crystalline rendition of "Dream" extends an irresistible invitation to slip from day to sleep. | | | The Way You Love Me and BabyFace were singing it and at the beginning of the tape they said: "Karyn White, welcome to the top"...turns out they were right, her first single went straight to the nr.1 Top ! | | | That led to recording "Facts of Love" with Jeff Lorber and her own contract with Warner Brothers. |
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| | Country, Bluegrass & Old Timey - Newsletter #128 - Gene Autry -> Clarence White |
| | Though there was some change in personnel most of the tracks here feature the trio of Dock Walsh/ banjo and vocal, Clarence Ashley/ guitar and vocal and Garley Foster/ guitar, harmonica and vocal. | | | They perform a selection of traditional ballads, mountain songs, blues, religious, ragtime songs and more. | | | Reissue of two albums from 60s by this great artist. |
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http://www.rootsandrhythm.com/roots/NEWSLETTER128/newsletter128_country1.htm
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| | Clarence White |
| | "Nashville West Featuring Clarence White" (1997) - Recorded by Gene Parsons in 1967 at El Monte's Nashville West Club, this recording was originally intended for practice purposes only...amazing electric guitar work from Clarence using string-bender device he had co-developed with Parsons. | | | Clarence White's Footprints on the Records - You gotta check out the "Clarence White Chronicles"...Etsuo Eito from Himeji, Hyogo, Japan, has done a wonderful job compiling the most interesting and informative facts you'll find anywhere about Clarence White. | | | The amount of information and level of detail contained in these 288 pages is astounding, and there are 31 black and white photographs (some of which I've never seen before). |
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| | Rolling Stone : Tribute To Gram Parsons/Clarence White (Sundown) : Review |
| | Home : reviews : CD Reviews : Tribute To Gram Parsons/Clarence White (Sundown) | | | The Promised Land (track not available in Rhapsody) | | | Rolling Stone : Tribute To Gram Parsons/Clarence White (Sundown) : Review |
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| | Tuff & Stringy: Sessions 1966-68 by Clarence White CD |
| | Compilation of rare tracks by future Byrds guitar hero, featuring his (mainly acoustic) early session work, as well as tracks by The Kentucky Colonels and his first recordings as a soloist. | | | Tuff & Stringy: Sessions 1966-68 by Clarence White CD Artist | | | Personnel includes: Clarence White (guitar); Gary Paxton, The Spencers, Wayne Moore, Sanland Bros, Darrell Cotton, Jack Reeves, Dennis Payne, Great Love Trip. |
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http://cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/5693907/a/Tuff+&+...+1966-68.htm
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| | Clarence White single |
| | Grandma Funderbunks Music Box (Clarence White) b/w Riff-Raff (Gary Paxton / Gene Parsons) |
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| | Clarence H White ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews |
| | Clarence White, American, 1871-1925 Mother and Child 1919 Photograph, platinum print Image/Sheet: 23.9 x 19 | | | New Work from Jim Breukelman, Angela Leach, Mark Mullin, Danny Singer and Brian G. White | | | Angela White has had a long and varied obsession with trash. |
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| | Parsons White Classic StringBender |
| | The Parsons/White B-Bender can be installed in the guitar you love best and you'll be set for life. | | | The first B-Bender, built by Gene Parsons for Clarence White, changed the history of country rock and the Telecaster guitar. |
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| | Lonesome Day, White House Blues, Pike Country Breakdown, If Your Ever Gonna Love Me, Loving You Too Well, Mockingbird, Prisoner's Song, Sally Goodin, Shenandoah Valley Breakdown, | | | John Henry, Clinch Mountain Backstep, Memories Of Mother And Dad, Sally Goodin, Listen To The Mockingbird, If I Be Lifted Up, Shady Grove, | | | Outtakes From their first LP New Sound Of Bluegrass America, Clarence White, Billy Ray Lathum, LeRoy McNees, Roger Bush, Roland White |
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| | What is a Collings Clarence White Guitar? |
| | A lot of folks ask me "what is a Collings Clarence White guitar and what makes it so special?". | | | There are two basic Collings Clarence White (CW) guitar models, the CW-28 and the CW-18. | | | For details of each instrument, please visit the CW Data page. |
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| | A History of Photography, by Robert Leggat: WHITE, Clarence Hudson |
| | None of his pictures have heavy shadows or dark tones; he specialised in light, delicate pictures. | | | White was one of the photographers promoted by Stieglitz as the 'Photo-Secession', exhibiting his work in their exhibitions and publishing it in Camera Work - including a whole issue in 1908. | | | His pictures are characterised by his use of light, often creating a virtual glow from the highlights. |
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| | Fender Telecaster Guitars |
| | Clarence White Telecaster Includes Free Fender Deluxe Hardshell Case. | | | For increased response and performance for all vintage instruments with a 30" scale, string up a set of these! | | | The Standard Tele features a fast-action neck profile and a hot single-coil pickup in the bridge position which provides all the bite you want for stinging leads. |
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http://www.bluesforpeace.com/guitars/fender-telecasters.htm
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| | Clarence White - Reviews on RateItAll |
| | In truth, the band had peaked before Clarence's arrival, but he nevertheless contributed to quite a few stellar tracks, such as the original, and in my view, superior version of "Jesus Is Just All Right," (later covered by The Doobie Brothers) "Chestnut Mare" and others. | | | His work was primarily but not exclusively in a bluegrass style, he could also play well in any of the numerous forms of music that The Byrds delved into. | | | to invite a friend to rate Clarence White |
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| | TOGETHER AGAIN FOR THE LAST TIME |
| | Clarence performs "Wildwood Flower," "Listen to the Mockingbird," " Crawdad Song," "I Am a Pilgrim," "Soldier's Joy" and "Sally Goodin." | | | The first is a home-video quality B&W film of the legendary Gram Parsons, live at Liberty Hall, with Emmylou Harris and the Fallen Angels -- the only live footage of this classic ensemble! | | | Includes "Big Mouth Blues," "New Soft Shoe," "Streets of Baltimore" and "Six Days on the Road." The second segment is an intimate TV studio session (in color) with the incomparable Clarence White, in a guitar workshop hosted by Bob Baxter and featuring Roland White, Byron Berline and Alan Munde. |
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| | Collings Clarence White Guitar - Serial Number 300 |
| | Collings Clarence White Guitar - Serial Number 300 | | | Clarence White-28 #300 was built in July of 1990 of AAA grade Brazilian Rosewood and premium Red Spruce top. | | | It has gold Kluson tuners with gold Waverly buttons. |
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| | Xtreme Musician: Clarence White |
| | You just can't do that with a piano." | | | Do you have additional information on Clarence White? |
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| | Martin D28CW Clarence White Acoustic Guitar |
| | Home » Manufacturers » M » Martin » Martin Special Editions » Martin D28CW Clarence White Acoustic Guitar | | | INTERIOR LABEL: Label Signed By C. Martin IV and Michelle White Bledsoe/ Numbered in Sequence (No Total) | | | BRIDGE and END PINS: White w/ Black Dots |
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| | Clarence White's Amazing Flatpickin' |
| | Please get (download or buy) the Real Audio from this site... | | | Sample Sound (Visit the "Clarence White's Sample Sounds") |
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