More from the boys on BBC Radio Kent - Graham Cousins (Guitar and Vocal) own composition. Steve on lead guitar, James on mandolin, Nick on Bass

More Grizzly Mutts on BBC Radio Kent

The boys play this well known reel. James double tracks his mandolin part at the end using a Hathway Mandola.

St Anne's Reel - James and Steve Shorey

Steve plays all the parts on this classic flatpickin' tune. A version of this may make its way onto my next CD.  The picture was taken over 40 years ago - and I still own that very same Gibson Les Paul Deluxe

Steve plays 'Cherokee Shuffle'

Skinny Malinki are Steve Ball, Stevie Shorrelle and Mike Baron. Taken from their CD Three Kool Katz (2013).

Three Cool Cats

Short Sampler of the Stevedores Ukulele Trio 2019 CD 'Making Tracks'. The Stevedores are from SE UK near London and are Steve Ball, Steve 'Shorrelle' Shorey and John B. Ukulele Festival appearances have garnered great reviews. Find us under 'Stevedores ukulele'  on Facebook or email steve.shorey@ntlworld.com for more information

Stevedores CD sampler

Santanalike

Everglade

Steve Shorey, Mic Colnett...very early 70s. Demo recorded on a Revox A77. Steve lead guitar, Mic 2nd guitar and overdubbed bass.  From the dub plate we had cut of all our demo tracks..only recently found and copied to digital. Amazed that the 2 young lads works has survived !. Cheer Steve

Just Ghosting

From 1995 - sequenced backing from a Korg workstation. Harmony guitar parts recordedd with my 1973 Gibson Les Paul through an original Tom Scholz Rockman,and Boss delay. Mixed on a basic Tascam 4 Track Cassette.

Big Intro - Stevie Shorrelle

Tall Story were Merv Sterry and Steve Shorey - 1980. Recorded in one take in a bedroom, Sony Reel to Reel tape recorder

One Too Many Mornings - Tall Story

Steve Shorey.. Although I had moved away from electric blues style guitar in the late 70s. I had to have a 12 bar track on my 90s CD 'Homework'.  Can't recall where the backing track came from, its overdubbed with my 73 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe through a range of effects..mostly from the Boss GT5. PLAY VERY LOUD

Just the Blues

From my mid 80s cassette 'Brief Statement'. I listened a lot to Albert Lee in this period and used his slap back delay technique in this track. The single repeat delay falls precisely between 2 picked notes so the delay speed has to match the tempo. It was pretty easy to use a drum machine and get everything in sync. I used my Jap  'JV' Stratocaster, Boss delay, and Ibanez Mandolin.

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