Although it's kind of hard to believe that work would ever be anything but steady for this oft-described "one-man band." Thanks to his unique looping style, which incorporates and replays the sounds of the various guitars, bass and any other instruments the Virginia native deems fit to have on stage. Read More. http://www.coloradoan.com/article/20081204/ENTERTAINMENT/812040319
This month, we speak with The Man himself about a wide variety of musical adventures, including the current Live album which features Williams and the band in fine form over 2 CDs of incendiary, playful and engaging music, and 1 DVD of live highlights, as well.
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What a cool magnet. As I sit in the montrose airport, after a glorious 24 hour trip to telluride, I can't help be overwhelmingly grateful for my job. My college buddy, steve togni, went way out of his way to accommodate lou, drew and myself as well as the sound company with super, ultra, supremeo, mega pimpin' condos and an incredible slope side ski in and ski out cabin. I arrived at the mountain village around 2pm. Checked in to the fat pad to find a goofy footed snowboard and my size boots with a lift ticket dangling in all its glory.
