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Guitar
Shorty
Blues
recording artist Guitar Shorty has been touring with his Nady wireless
system for the past 15 years. Right out of high school at the age
of 16 shorty joined Ray Charles and his band. At the age of 17 he
recorded under the direction of Willie Dixon on the Cobra label.
Shorty has played with T-Bone Walker, Big Joe Turner
Little Richard and Sam Cooke. In 1961 Shorty married Marcia Hendrix
and got Jimi Hendrix as a brother-in-law. Shorty's wireless roaming
while delivering searing blues leads has become a highlight of his
performances. Shorty has credited wireless as a major contributor
to his live guitar tone. |
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Flipsyde
The
San Francisco bay area based group Flipsyde are currently touring
in support of their debut album on Cherrytree/Interscope Records.
Flipsyde chose Nady's U-1000 channel wireless systems for the tour.
Guitarist Dave Lopez is also using Nady Audio's TTV-2 Tube Pedal.
Vocals/MC: Steve Knight, Vocals/Acoustic Guitar: Dave Lopez. Flipsyde's
music is an unconventional, yet harmonious mix of styles. The top
and bottom of their sound is straight up Hiphop, while the middle
punches with rock and latin-flavored flourishes of blazing guitar. |
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Eric Sardinas
His Electric
Dobro delta blues style has been described as a cross between
Johnny Winter and Stevie Ray Vaughn. It has been written that
after years of inhaling the essence of various styles of blues,
Eric Sardinas finally "exhaled". In doing so, he consequently
gave birth to an exhilarating, powerful and sometimes terrifying
new style that's real, raw and wickedly intense. Eric's Nady wireless
system has allowed him the performance freedom once witnessed...
you'll never forget.
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Verdine White
He is often called
the most electrifying bass player in the world. On stage Verdine
White's constant motion, enthusiasm and energy (to the point of
disbelief) have deemed him the "Ultimate Fire" of the
band. A consummate entertainer whose primary goal is to ignite and
excite his audience, Verdine has been touring with a Nady 950GS
system for over ten years. He recently incorporated the new U-2000
GT system into his rack. |
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Elvin Bishop
In 1969 a young John Nady was at the Matrix Club in San Francisco.
He introduced his wireless guitar system he had been working on
to the musicians playing that evening. Elvin Bishop had relocated
from the Chicago blue's scene to San Francisco and was one of the
first musicians to try John's wireless system that night. Elvin
was impressed and encouraged John to pursue his invention. Elvin
has been using a Nady Wireless guitar system during his performances
of electrified down-home blues for almost 40 years. |
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