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Asleep at the Wheel alumnus Cindy Cashdollar shows she's the equal of any male in her field, and on Slide Show, she pays tribute to some of the people and styles that have influenced her during her outstanding career. Listen to "Twin Guitar Special," where she handles a pedal steel with all the deftness and melodicism of the great Leon McAuliffe on a piece of classic Western swing. But she's just as comfortable playing a lap steel or resophonic slide, as on the title cut, where she duets with Steve James to brilliant effect. She shows her dobro skills on the classic "Milk Cow Blues" accompanied by John Sebastian on vocals, harmonica, and second dobro (and sounding better than he has in years). There are plenty of other guests (including Marcia Ball, Johnny Nicholson, and Jorma Kaukonen, among others), but the undoubted star of the show is Cashdollar herself, switching instruments with remarkable deftness, and showing an inventiveness and sense of melody and timing that's often staggering. Without a doubt, the world needs more like her. ~ Chris Nickson
Recording information: Abbey Trails Studio, Austin, TX; LRS Studio, West Hurley, NY; Midnight Modulation, Woodstock, NY; Nevessa Production, Woodstock, NY; Phoenix Studio, Austin, TX; Wire Recording.
Photographer: Rob Buck.
Unknown Contributor Roles: David Sanger; Jorma Kaukonen.
Arrangers: Cindy Cashdollar; Steve James.
Personnel: Cindy Cashdollar (steel guitar, lap steel guitar, resonator guitar, dobro); Johnny Nicholas (vocals, resonator guitar); Marcia Ball (vocals, piano); Chris Miller (guitar, acoustic guitar); Jason Roberts (guitar, mandolin, fiddle); Dave Biller, Mike Auldridge, Redd Volkaert (guitar); Larry Seyer (acoustic guitar); John Sebastian (electric guitar, baritone guitar); Lucky Oceans (steel guitar); Steve James (resonator guitar); Barry Mitterhoff (mandolin); Jay Ungar (violin, viola); Tracy Seeger (violin, strings); Floyd Domino (piano); Stewart Cochran (organ); Frank Campbell (synthesizer); David Sanger (drums, percussion); Brian Brignac (drums).
Audio Mixer: Frank Campbell.
Slide Show Music | List Price | $14.99 (You save $2.74) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Folk, Country | | Label | Silver Shot | | Orig Year | 2004 | | All Time Sales Rank |  40043  | | CD Universe Part number | 6714979 | | Catalog number | 9481 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Apr 06, 2004 | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Dave Sanger | | Engineer | Chris Andersen; Dave Sanger; Todd Dillon; Frank Campbell; Aaron Hurwitz; Jerry Tubb; Stuart Sullivan; Joe McDermott | | Personnel | John Sebastian - electric guitar, baritone guitar
Mike Auldridge
Marcia Ball - vocals, piano
Cindy Cashdollar - steel guitar, lap steel guitar, resonator guitar, dobro
Floyd Domino - piano
Redd Volkaert - guitar
Jason Roberts - guitar, mandolin, fiddle
Jay Ungar - violin, viola
David Sanger - drums, percussion
Brian Brignac - drums
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Cindy Cashdollar Slide Show Songs Slide Show Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   Great CD,
The CD is everything you could want!
Submitted by tomenowell (McKinleyville, California, USA) 
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 A Great CD!
If you are a Cindy Cashdollar fan, this is a must! Cindy does a great job spanning several genres with her dobro and steel playing from modern to country to blues. The CD is worth the tracks played by the guest artists alone. If you are a steel guitar and dobro fan, this CD will not dissappoint you.
Submitted by scottmap (Minneapolis, MN)
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Queen Of The Slide Show
If you are into slide or steel guitar, you should get this album! From the great song selections to the awesome guest list to Cindy's superb musical senses, this album has it all. I recently had the pleasure of seeing Cindy in concert with Dave Alvin, and this album lets me relive that experience and then some.
Submitted by Fred (Olathe, KS)
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