Cindy Cashdollar and Redd Volkaert 11-02-08

[@MimiLutkemeier-jq9te]

I just can't get enough of Cindy cashdollar. Redd Volkaert also is amazing. Here in Europe where this kind of music is utterly unknown, for years I thought it was dead since the end of the forties, when rock and roll started to take over..

[@OlafRonald]

Cindy is a fantastic woman,I am happy she's among my small circle of friends....Love her too!!

[@randyelliott9152]

I'd love to hear a collaboration between Cindy and Billy Strings...

[@radtechedu]

Awesome video, HudsonBendTX! Nothing like good ol' Texas swing, especially on a beautiful Austin fall day!

[@naalar]

Two of my favorite musicians....I'd love to join their jam. Texas swing never taste better !

[@wjhandy]

They play both kinds of music. Country and Western

[@rvbarnesboy]

cindy is fab. her album "slide show" is terrific.

[@vendanges3]

Love to see Cindy smile!!!

[@bigtiny3857]

Go Cindy go. Great video.

[@ArkRed1]

Great guitar licks from Red and Cindy. The piano and bass are no slouches either. Drums don't overdo it, they just fit right in the groove.

[@gxtmfa]

Stuck here in shelter in place and I used to Cindy’s website and some elbow grease to hitch up the action on an electric guitar and convert it into something like a lap steel.

[@billyee4161]

Wow, I found this video again after 13 years.

[@ukuleletim]

Damn, that is seriously good stuff.

[@OlafRonald]

She has some students,she lives in South Austin and when she's playing she is always in for a chat or a photo...check her schedule or Redd's,she is very busy...this fortunately means there \'s still work for her...She's great,believe me!!!

[@SolidarityMediaCrew]

Nice job shooting this too!

[@jehovahuponyou]

HA! They are lip syncing to this song - ROFL! Some real picking - good job, thanks for posting this!

[@garyguitar]

Redd is great...a player's player, vastly unappreciated by the general public.

[@dospesentas]

Let's not overlook the late Rich Harney on keyboards.

[@loungecruz]

awesome

[@austinphotographer]

I always wanted to shoot her portrait. Maybe someday....if I ever get back to that weird city. Redd too.

[@HEADSUPBERKELEY]

Man Cindy is good and Red too! Bb

[@nancejo]

Austin is where real country music is played. Hell, where real music "period" is played.

[@goingjolly]

Wow! This really swings, totally BAD solos from everyone, and awesome bends and slides from Cindy on the pedal steel! I especially like the "cool" tone of the Telecaster.

[@1938norwegian]

She's not playing a pedal steel.

[@billyee4161]

@@1938norwegian Okay, sorry.

[@Romans--bo7br]

@@billyee4161.... She's playing an early/mid 1950's Double neck Fender "String Master"... Console Steel, no pedals or knee levers. Console Steels are "big brothers" to Lap Steels.

[@johnqpublic2718]

@blargfromouterspace It's hot as hell in Austin in summertime.

[@OlafRonald]

@goingjolly ..actually Cindy plays non-pedal steel..

[@rleary1]

There's a rule in Texas where you're not allowed to dance at 'Book Festivals'.

[@Jeffro321]

What model of Peavey is Red playing? When I saw him years ago in Austin he was playing a twin....Great picker...

[@PacoPascualmusic]

if cindy was my wife i would be the happiest guy in the universe !!!

[@gamoonbat]

Why is nobody dancing? ? ?

[@SteelguitarLane]

I find her amazing. It's harder to play lap than my 8P 5Knee Zum

[@modovonmodo]

What tuning is Cindy using on this track?

[@DanAder]

What's the name of this song?

[@johnnycab8986]

+Dan Ader Sounds like Twin Guitar Special

[@11estafano]

@rleary1 Well of cource - you end up in hell if you dance at a book festival...

[@picknngrinn]

It's all too tasty!!