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118 Journal Bluegrass Oct. à Déc. 2018 Winter Vichy 9 au 11 N° 118 Novembre Trimestriel d’information France Bluegrass Music Association DITES HAUT ce que vous pensez tout bas !! Voilà, c'est dit et re dit, juste pour faire un mot, histoire de titrer l'édito de la rentrée ! "Le chemin de l'école a repris"... Une haute réflexion en ouverture d'un mail de mes amis reçu il y a peu de temps.... Les chemins des Festivals estivaux sont ran- gés dans nos têtes respectives, la météo largement ensoleillée a contribué avec bonheur au succès de la plupart d'entre- eux... Le beau temps fait partie en moitié (dit-on) de la réussite d'une fête ! ... Exception : Le seul (!) concert programmé cet été des "Cactus Pickers" a été annulé par un énorme orage !... A souhaiter encore un Automne magnifi- que pour vos éventuelles ballades, tout comme pour ... notre ... WINTER annoncé à Vichy du 9 au 11 Novembre ! Mais en- core là, le plaisir de s'étaler sur la pelouse ou au chaud dans l'Espace du Parc ! Hor- mis les jams pour jouer comme des brutes fort tard, les habituelles activités se crée- ront un peu au pied levé ! A surveiller de près le programme qui se dévoilera au fur et à mesure de l'arrivée des "événements", A bien noter tout de même la sacro-sainte ASSEMBLEE GENERALE qui aura lieu Dimanche 11 Novembre à 10h30 dans la salle Bill Monroe avec tout que cela com- porte, des décisions importantes à pren- dre pour le bon fonctionnement de FBMA. Bilans moral et financier vont de pair !... Du coup, mon édito se transforme en sou- hait, espoir aussi de vous voir dynamiques et enjoués (es), avec des projets, de l'ac- tion, de la création pour défendre la musi- que que nous aimons finalement beau- coup !! ... Les différentes régions de France crées et représentées depuis pres- que un an vont devoir (devraient) s'impli- quer d'avantage, un point à faire en AG sera nécessaire !!... Des envies de faire bouger les choses sont très perceptibles, ne serait-ce que (comme par exemple) l'idée déjà de se retrouver quelques-uns à la bonne franquette quelque part dans un petit village Auvergnat pendant un "improbable" Week End, un besoin, une réussite, du bonheur, nous allons refaire, c'est décidé !! Le compte-rendu des festivals seront publié dans notre prochain numéro. Un Bonne lecture et au WINTER, c'est déci- grand merci à Emmanuel Marin et Marie-Ange Parère pour leurs photos. On dé, aussi !! peut retrouver celles d’Emmanuel Marin sur son site: www.pixels-live.fr Le Préz' Jeff Tronelle. Sommaire Interview Alexandre Derycke 10 et 11 : Interview Tristan de Sainte Foy 01 : Editorial de Jeff Tronelle & Affiche du Winter 02 et 03 : News 12 : Interview Red Herring 04 : Du côté des CD 13 : Festival de La Roche en photos 05 : Bulletin d’inscription du Winter (Vichy) 14 et 15 : Interview Jean Lacote 06 : Tia Blake 16 et 17 : Interview Old Domi 07 : Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard 18 : Groupes, luthiers et bulletin d’adhésion County Sales Revival 19 : Tablature Dobro 08 : Peintures d’Erick Millet 20 : Calendrier 09 : Billet d’humeur: La Roche par Eltof Page 2 NEWS Décès d’André Leclerc 2018 International Bluegrass Music Awards (à Raleigh, Etats-Unis) The bluegrass Times Journal bimestriel de : André était quelqu’un de très discret qui France Bluegrass Musique nous a quitté en début d’année, victime Association d’une complication d’AVC. Il avait 78 Distinguished Achievement Award 5 rue Massenet ans. Il participait très souvent aux ras- Christopher Howard-Williams, fonda 03700 Bellerive sur Allier semblements de Vichy avec Françoise teur du Festival Bluegrass de La Roche en France. C’est un événement gratuit http://www.france-bluegrass.org son épouse, et il a été aussi un habitué de Craponne, sa présence discrète va de trois jours, organisé dans toute la ville, Président : Jeff Tronelle nous manquer. FBMA se joint à moi devenu un festival de première impor- [email protected] pour soutenir Françoise et espère conti- tance en Europe et au R.U. pour les ama- Trésorier : Nicolas Guibout nuer de la voir à nos prochaines ren- teurs de bluegrass. [email protected] contres. Jean Lacote Entertainer of the Year Secrétaire : Anne-Marie Viala Balsam Range [email protected] Décès de Michel Thabuis Vocal Group of the Year Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver Webmaster : Jean Lacote [email protected] Instrumental Group Of The Year Directeur de publication : Travelin’ McCourys François Robert Song of the Year [email protected] If I’d Have Wrote That Song – Joe Rédaction / conception Mullins & the Radio Ramblers D Guillot et F Robert Album of the Year Abonnements : Rivers & Roads (Special Consen sus) Nicolas Guibout Female Vocalist of the Year 2491 CD 925 L’orée des Bois 73200 GRIGNON Brooke Aldridge Ont participé à ce numéro: Male Vocalist of the Year Le 6 septembre, nous apprenons avec Buddy Melton Ben Bart - Pierre Bastide tristesse le décès de l’ancien maire de La Roche sur Foron, Michel Thabuis . Emerging Artist of the Year - Jean-Christian Caus- C’est lui qui a fait confiance à Christo- Po’ Ramblin’ Boys sade - Christophe Cons- pher Howard-Williams et Didier Philippe Gospel Rec. Performance of the Year tantin - Alexandre De- et a permis ainsi la tenue du festival Speakin’ to That Mountain (Becky Buller) bluegrass de La Roche sur Foron. Nous rycke - Dominique Fosse Instrumental Rec. Perform. Of The Year présentons nos condoléances à toute - The Grasslers - Domini- sa famille. Squirrel Hunters – Special Consensus que Guillot - Jean- with John Hartford, Rachel Baiman, Chris- Raphaël Hardy - Alain tian Sedelmyer & Alison Brown Kempf - Jean Lacote - Décès de Burt Reynolds Recorded Event Of The Year Réjane Le Chat - Emma- Swept Away – Missy Raines with Al i s o n Cet acteur américain est décédé à l’âge Brown, Becky Buller, Sierra Hull & Molly nuel Marin - Erick Milet - de 82 ans en septembre 2018. Il avait Tuttle Claire Nivard - Old Domi - tourné dans le film « Delivrance » de Banjo Player of the Year John Boorman dont la musique d’Eric Jeanmarie Peschiutta - Ned Luberecki Gilles Rézard - François Weisberg a tant fait pour les musiciens bluegrass dans les années 70. Beau- Bass Player of the Year Robert - Claude Rossat - coup de bluegrasseux ont été convertit Tim Surrett Tristan de Sainte Foy - à cette musique en voyant l’échange Dobro Player of the Year Jeff Tronelle - Anne- guitare/banjo. Pour la petite histoire, la Justin Moses musique a d’abord été demandé à Bill Marie Viala - Claude Vue Fiddle Player of the Year - Laurent Vue Keith, mais ce dernier était sous contrat d’exclusivité avec une autre firme, et il Michael Cleveland avait conseillé à Boorman de demander Guitar Player of the Year à Eric Weisberg de composer la musi- Molly Tuttle que … Mandolin Player of the Year Les informations données par le journal Sierra Hull ne dispensent pas les lecteurs de com- pléter et d’adapter cette documentation Jean Christian CAUSSADE (Dobro) a à leur propre usage. Elles n’engagent quitté Long Road après 12 années de pas la responsabilité de FBMA et de sa Le prochain festival « Autour du banjo » : rédaction. Les citations des marques et participation pour désaccord sur l'orga- 14 au 16 juin 2019 à MARGUERITTES les adresses qui figurent dans les pages nisation et les méthodes de fonctionne- rédactionnelles sont données à titre ment du groupe. Il préfère se diriger d’information, sans but publicitaire. Les Le prochain stage de La Roche sur Fo- prix des produits sont indicatifs et peu- aujourd'hui vers ce qui lui semble être vent être sujets à variation. Les opinions l'essentiel et important dans la musi- ron commencera le lundi 29 juillet 2019 et exprimées dans The Bluegrass Times que : Le partage. le festival Bluegrass se déroulera du par les auteurs des articles, ne sont pas jeudi 1 er jusqu'au dimanche 4 août 2019. nécessairement celles de FBMA . Page 3 NEWS Laurent Vue Récemment, j’ai découvert le duo termine le livre « The Ramblin’ Pickers ». Leur bio qu’il réalise sur précise : « Littéralement les cueilleurs Disques du prochain Cri : n 158 Doc & Merle vagabonds , un nom qui leur va très Watson. Il va se bien ! En effet, picorant dans des ré- - Del McCOURY BAND (The) : mettre en quête pertoires oubliés de vieilles chansons Still Sings Bluegrass de le publier, et de pionniers, du trad old-time ou au - TRAVELIN' McCOURYS (The) il va rechercher travers de leurs compositions, c’est à - HIGHLAND TRAVELERS si un éditeur un voyage aux sources du folk, quand - Jr SISK : quelconque ou les fiddle tunes se métissent aux ryth- Brand New Shade Of Blue une association mes africains du banjo, que nous invi- - Dave ADKINS : seraient intéres- tent Anthony Derycke (banjo), et Cédric Psaïla (guitare) ... Right Or Wrong sés pour publier - CLAYBANK : cette œuvre Les Ramblin' Pickers seront en No Escape unique en France. France et en Suisse en 2018 pour - PRICE SISTERS : présenter leur premier album "Songs A Heart Never Knows From the Past, Music for the Future". - Tom MINDTE & Mason VIA Quelques souvenirs sans prétention de - David DAVIS & The WARRIOR Jean Christian Caussade après un Les stages de Gilles Rézard RIVER BOYS : week-end Bluegrass , organisé par Didn't He rambled « Bluegrass en Limousin » le Ven- Le stage de jam du Week-end Blue- - FIVE MILE MOUNTAIN ROAD dredi 21, le sam 22 et le dim 23 sept à grass de la Grange Bleue à St Chris- - TILLERS (The) Bersac sur Rivalier (87). tophe du Bois a rassemblé 15 jam- - STILLHOUSE JUNKIES : meurs en herbe.
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