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Guitar Artistry Of Stefan Grossman (DVD)
DVD (Item 561912) Rounder, 2011 — Condition: New Copy
A spawling collection of performances by fingerpicking guitar great Stefan Grossman from Rounder – material from 1965 to the late 00s – solo, with the Even Dozen Jog Band, with John Renbourn and with Duck Baker. Grossman is also a master storyteller, and this presentation is a full 155 minutes. Includes "Roll & Tumble Blues", "God Moves On The Water", "Shake Sugaree", "Lena Anne", "Dallas Rag", "Struttin Rag", "Pretty Girl Milking A Cow" and many more. (There is no indication, but we are assuming this is an NTSC format, Region 1 DVD.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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