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June 27, 2007

Three Old Guys With Guitars

Recorded April 9, 2007

Producer Notes: Frank Dieter, Britt Mistele and Steve Langston aren't that old - but they call themselves Three Old Guys With Guitars. Who am I to argue? One of the nice things about their sound is the variety of guitars involved: a 6 string acoustic, a 4 string acoustic bass and a 12 string acoustic, which often get switched around depending on the song. It was definitely cool to have these guys come in and play some folky acoustic rock, and if you catch the ending of "Goin' to Alaska", you can see they incorporate a little bit of choreography into the performance as well (I was told that's the motion of the RV as it rolls over the run-down Canadian roads).

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TimesCast premiere
Frank Dieter's website

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Top 5 music videos this week on the MusicCast

Updated July 2: Some things never change. The spectacle of fireworks on the Fourth of July. The joys of a three-day weekend. Or, the five most popular videos on the MusicCast. For the third week in a row, Mike Roos has the most-played video on the MusicCast with "Blacksburg," his song about the Virginia Tech shootings. And all the others stay the same, too, although the order changes a bit. Two songs by The Seed switch places. A third one moves up, and Jimmy Danger, featuring Neanderpaul, falls to No. 5 ("Nothing But Wrong" had been No. 1 a few weeks ago.) Don't agree with any of these? Hey, don't look at us. We base the MusicCast Top 5 on who gets the most plays so if there's someone you like, just keep on clicking.

If you think your band's video should be in the Top 5, well, post it to our site, and maybe it will be. The top three videos this week are ones the artists recorded themselves. Details are below.

Here’s the week's Top 5:

1. "Blacksburg," by Mike Roos
2. "No More," by The Seed
3. "Can You Understand," by The Seed
4. "A New Season," by The Seed"
5. "Nothing But Wrong," by Jimmy Danger, featuring Neanderpaul

Next update coming: July 9.

Next band coming to the MusicCast: Maybe yours, if you submit a video.


What is the MusicCast?

The MusicCast is a video blog of local bands. We started in the fall of '06 bringing bands into our studio at The Roanoke Times. That proved popular with fans, not so much with our co-workers -- especially after one metal band brought in amps the size of a small house. We're told that things were rattling on desks on the second floor.

Now we're recording out of Jake Dempsey's Red Room Studio in Roanoke.

Along with the videos themselves, you'll find links to the band's website and MySpace profile. Click the MySpace profile link to see when the band is playing again and to contact them directly.

How do I navigate this site?

Below, you'll find an alphabetical list which contains all of the MusicCast videos. Don't know what you're looking for? Just click around until you find what you like - it's all here.

How do I upload my band's video?

Got questions? Got a request? Want to know how to get your band on the MusicCast? Contact music writer Tad Dickens or click here to upload your video(s).


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