Marty Stuart’s psychedelic Country Music Hall of Fame concert: 5 best things we saw
Stuart’s Artist-in-Residence performances continue with a songwriter-themed show on September 25th featuring John Prine and Brandy Clark. Here are the five best things we saw from the Psychedelic Jam-Bo-Ree.Stuart and Fabulous Superlatives member Kenny Vaughan make for a thrilling collision and combinations of skill when they both have guitars strapped over their shoulders.
Noting it was the “country” version of the song, Fabulous Superlatives member Chris Scruggs led the charge with a bassline that was doing a lot more running than walking, while Stuart and Vaughan kept up the manic, wave-riding energy on their guitars. But the breakout star was drummer Harry Stinson, who paused his tumbling tom-tom patter to provide what can only be described as a cheek-slapping mouth-percussion solo.fits right in with the Old Crow Medicine Show guys, with whom he’s been touring.
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