Hey some of my fellow Nashvillians cut this live-in-the-studio music video of I'd Rather Go Blind and Tennessee Whiskey. Its inspired by the Chris Stapleton and Beyonce versions. There's a bit of some Tedeschi Trucks sort of influences. I think ABB fans will especially dig my slide guitar on it!
Lineup is:
Caitlin Koch - vocals
Angelo Santelli - slide guitar
Adam Scott-Wakefield - Hammond organ, backup vocals
Marc Dixon - drums
For more cool stuff look up Caitlin Music and Angelo Santelli Music on Facebook!
Also look for Adam next week on the Voice! This track is on iTunes and all that as well....
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This is awesome. I like it a lot. Thanks for posting.
I found your album from 12-14 on Rhapsody and look forward to listening to it.
However I can't find this. Is it under your name or Caitlin's?
I enjoyed that. Sure looks like a promotional video for Caitlin Koch though. I guess if I were that good looking I might moon for the camera throughout as well.
This is awesome. I like it a lot. Thanks for posting.
I found your album from 12-14 on Rhapsody and look forward to listening to it.
However I can't find this. Is it under your name or Caitlin's?
Thanks! Hope you like my album too. Definitely some different stuff going on there.
It should be on iTunes under Caitlin Koch, its just a "single". She uploaded it over a week ago, hopefully there isn't a problem in the store. I found it on Apple Music but that's not exactly the same thing as the iTunes store.
Nice cut. I enjoyed it! Wish both you and Caitlin success. 
Very cool dude !
Edit: neighbors say anything ? ha, ha
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I enjoyed it! Thanks for the post.
I enjoyed that. Sure looks like a promotional video for Caitlin Koch though. I guess if I were that good looking I might moon for the camera throughout as well.
This was her session, and the first time we got together to play outside of jamming at Soulshine in midtown Nashville. It was very much her video, not sure what the criticism is about exactly, lol! We're in the process of moving forward as an actual band with this lineup however.
