So many musicians are physically separated from their bands and fellow musicians right now, and if we can make music with them that is what Nashville is all about to us.” And I replied saying ‘let’s make one together!’ From there the wheels started turning. I got a message from Jimmie Allen right after asking how we make those videos. “We posted a video of us playing and singing Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da to our socials. People like Vince Gill play on other artists’ records just for love of playing,” noted King Calaway drummer Chris Deaton. “Growing up in Nashville, I have always looked up to how unique our music community is.
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While today marks the official series launch, the six members have been sharing covers and collaborations across social media in the past weeks as they quickly grow a reputation as Nashville’s ‘House Band’ despite the fact that they have been quarantined separately in different countries (Gibraltar, Scotland, United States) and across multiple states. Upcoming episodes of their “Nashville House Band Series” will include country superstar Sara Evans, renowned violinist and dancer Lindsey Stirling, as well as the best-selling UK country act in history The Shires. The series sees its official debut with King Calaway serving as Nashville’s house band with an uplifting and inspired version of John Mayer’s “ Waiting On the World to Change.” The song takes on new meaning as they are joined by chart-topping Stoney Creek labelmates Jimmie Allen and Lindsay Ell, as well as BBR Music Group labelmate and chart-topping TrailerTrap creator Blanco Brown whose international smash “The Git Up” catapulted him to worldwide success. In that spirit the bandmates decided to offer up themselves up as Nashville’s band to support and play with fellow artists practicing social distancing. At the core of King Calaway’s music is the mission to bring people together to create something bigger than the sum of our parts. King Calaway officially launched their “ Nashville House Band Series” today. The Big Sky is the cherry on top of all of the vintage tone throughout my rig.Upcoming Series Guests include Sara Evans, Lindsey Stirling, and UK’s The Shires
When playing with more atmospheric sounds, I will use the Cloud or Swell setting with very high decay and mix settings. "I also have a preset where the mix is much higher on the spring reverb, and I will use this for steel guitar sounding guitar parts. I prefer the sound of the Strymon spring reverb opposed to the reverb built into an AC30. For most of my playing, I will have a slight spring reverb. "The BigSky reverb is another crucial aspect of my tone. Both of these settings are great for atmospheric tones, as well as adding a touch of delay to overdriven solos." I usually use these settings with a low mix setting, and a high feedback rate.
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I mainly use the classic 2290 setting or the Analog w/ Mod setting. "This delay has been a common thread of my tone for many years.
I use this pedal with more gain than the other drives on my board, just to give a bit of diversity in the set." I will use this in place of the BB Preamp for a punchy drive with great note definition. "I use the Paisley overdrive for any modern gain tone that I’m wanting. When stacked with the Soul Food, it gives a perfect vintage sounding overdriven tone." This pedal doesn’t take much to get very gritty, so I run it with very little gain. "The BB Preamp is my main drive on my board. I run it with very little gain and it stays on the entire time I play." I use the Soul Food very subtly and on the verge of a clean boost. "This pedal is the first level of my gain. The way I’m using this booster, it doesn’t increase gain, it only boosts the volume." "I use this signal booster any time I take a solo or want a lead like bumped in the mix.
It’s perfect for any overdriven solos, as well as any clean tone funk-type tracks I use it on." This wah has switchless activation, so I soon as I press the toe down, the wah is activated. The sweep of this wah seems to pair perfectly with my playing. "I’ve had this exact wah pedal for around 6 years and have no intention of changing anytime soon.
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