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Tony is an evocative and soulful singer, a wide-ranging songwriter and a virtuoso multi-instrumental-ist adept on banjo, cello-banjo, slide guitar and baritone ukulele who mixes and matches sounds and styles with the flair of a master chef. Comparisons to Ry Cooder were rooted in Furtado's combination of jazz, Celtic, and old-time music.
Root 5. In 1999, Wilborn released Root 5, an album of bass instrumentals accompanied by banjo. Wilborn played bass and banjo, and was accompanied by Morris, David McLaughlin, Tom Adams, Tony Furtado, Alan Munde, Craig Smith, Ron Stewart, Scott Vestal, and Pete Wernick.
Resonator Banjo [Dobro] – Tony Furtado (tracks: 6) Snare – David McLaughlin (5) ( tracks: 1,8,12,13 ) Tenor Banjo – David McLaughlin (5) ( tracks: 8,13 )
5. Feb. 2020 · As a Banjo player his roots are set in Scruggs, but were quickly influenced by bands like the Eagles and The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Watching the development of Bela Fleck helped Tony realise the potential of his playing and expand his own ideas.
3. Feb. 2007 · A one-of-a-kind concept album featuring IBMA Bass Player of the Year Marshall Wilborn performing bass and banjo duosalongside a veritable who s who of banjo players including Pete Wernick, Alan Munde, Tony Furtado, Craig Smith, David McLaughlin, Lynn Morris, Tom Adams, and more.
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10. Sept. 2013 · Listen to Root 5 by Marshall Wilborn on Apple Music. Stream songs including "You Can't Stop Me from Dreaming (feat. Ron Stewart)", "Careless Love" and more.
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