David Kalmusky?

by **Arkansas** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 6:09 am

So, anyone know anything about this guy? Is he someone that JC discovered in Nashville?
Looks like he's done a lot of country work. I guess maybe the new Schon sitar sound is gonna have a little twang.
http://kalmusky.com/home.htm

later~

by **tater1977** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 12:47 pm

Journey gone "Countrified" ?

by **tater1977** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 12:58 pm

Jason McCoy, David Kalmusky & Chris Byrne on the Grand Ole Opry

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETfCItsSAl0

by **Peartree12249** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 2:01 pm

Arkansas wrote:So, anyone know anything about this guy? Is he someone that JC discovered in Nashville?
Looks like he's done a lot of country work. I guess maybe the new Schon sitar sound is gonna have a little twang.
http://kalmusky.com/home.htm

later~

In Andrew's interview, Kevin Shirley says " 'Look, we've started mixing with somebody else'. And I said...'Ok'" So it does not appear that Shirley ever referred Journey to this guy as it states on his website. I'm wondering if this isn't someone that Friga met in Nashville and recommended to Neal. Although we won't know more until Andrew posts Part II of the interview, but it doesn't sound like things went very well during the recording process and Shirley was glad to have them out of his hair.

by **slucero** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 2:53 pm

At this point I kinda hope this IS their last album... I've not really been impressed with much of their new music... and I'm ready to remember them in a good way, sans all the drama...

by **Andrew** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 6:28 pm

Peartree12249 wrote:
Arkansas wrote:So, anyone know anything about this guy? Is he someone that JC discovered in Nashville?
Looks like he's done a lot of country work. I guess maybe the new Schon sitar sound is gonna have a little twang.
http://kalmusky.com/home.htm

later~

In Andrew's interview, Kevin Shirley says " 'Look, we've started mixing with somebody else'. And I said...'Ok'" So it does not appear that Shirley ever referred Journey to this guy as it states on his website. I'm wondering if this isn't someone that Friga met in Nashville and recommended to Neal. Although we won't know more until Andrew posts Part II of the interview, but it doesn't sound like things went very well during the recording process and Shirley was glad to have them out of his hair.

Interesting perspective.

by **youkeepmewaiting** » Tue Jan 04, 2011 1:42 am

slucero wrote:At this point I kinda hope this IS their last album... I've not really been impressed with much of their new music... and I'm ready to remember them in a good way, sans all the drama...

Lets wait to hear the new music first

by **sniper16** » Tue Jan 04, 2011 11:51 am

some of the best producers/engineers/mixers, and musicians and studios are in nashvilee, dosent mean thier going country.
more places to work studio wise, and cheaper

by **Peartree12249** » Tue Jan 04, 2011 3:17 pm

Andrew wrote:
Peartree12249 wrote:
Arkansas wrote:So, anyone know anything about this guy? Is he someone that JC discovered in Nashville?
Looks like he's done a lot of country work. I guess maybe the new Schon sitar sound is gonna have a little twang.
http://kalmusky.com/home.htm

later~

In Andrew's interview, Kevin Shirley says " 'Look, we've started mixing with somebody else'. And I said...'Ok'" So it does not appear that Shirley ever referred Journey to this guy as it states on his website. I'm wondering if this isn't someone that Friga met in Nashville and recommended to Neal. Although we won't know more until Andrew posts Part II of the interview, but it doesn't sound like things went very well during the recording process and Shirley was glad to have them out of his hair.

Interesting perspective.

Interesting as perceptive...brilliant deductive reasoning...or just a polite way of saying you're talking out your ass you idiot. :wink:

by **Peartree12249** » Tue Jan 04, 2011 3:21 pm

sniper16 wrote:some of the best producers/engineers/mixers, and musicians and studios are in nashvilee, dosent mean thier going country.
more places to work studio wise, and cheaper

Definitely true, I remember standing in line behind Michael McDonald at the Memphis airport about 10 years ago and when a fan asked him what he was up to he said he was headed to his studio in Nashville. I wouldn't exactly call him a country act.