James Burton
- 风格
- #摇滚 #山区乡村摇滚 #牛仔 #器乐乡村
- 地区
艺人介绍
by Gregory McIntosh
Born in Minden, LA, on August 21, 1939, influential guitarist James Burton got his start in the 1950s as a backup musician on the radio show Louisiana Hayride, where he met Dale Hawkins. Hawkins 1957 hit, Suzie Q, was the first in a string of successes to feature the young Burton. A six-year stint (1958-1964) recording and touring in Ricky Nelsons band followed, subsequently landing him a couple of cameo bits on Ozzie & Harriet. Because of his brilliant and unique guitar skills — he perfected a style he dubbed chicken pickin — Burton quickly landed jobs as a side musician for a diverse cast including: Buffalo Springfield, the Monkees, Elvis Presleys band (from 1969 until Presleys death in 1977), Gram Parsons, Joni Mitchell, Judy Collins, John Denver, Buck Owens, and Merle Haggard (with the latter two he was an important catalyst in the fine-tuning of the Bakersfield sound). He later lent his talents to several Elvis Costello recordings as well as those by Gillian Welch, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, and countless others. With this schedule, it is no surprise that Burton has only cut two records of his own over a 40-year career; both his 1969 debut, Corn Pickin and Slick Slidin, and his 1971 offering, The Guitar Sounds of James Burton, provide spotlights on his legendary pickin.
最新简评（共6条）
- @大喵(不要自我设限.....)：⚛️⚛️⚛️
- @Plebeian(一个人要像一支队伍)：!!!!!!!!
- @yes-metal(biu~~biu~~)：收
- @Khaulan(Los Angeles)：乡村器乐就是指任何一种形式的乡村音乐，无论是乡村酒吧轻键盘乐还是乡村摇滚，凡是只有乐器演奏而没有演唱的均为乡村器乐。
- @疯狂吉他小拇指(摇滚我不会啊)：没曲子啊
- @凉粉：老吉他手~~坐个头位