With Vince Gill, backstage at 3rd & Lindsly during a Time Jumpers concert. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

With Dean Miller in Haag am Hausruck, Austria. Country Music Festival 

Clem Schirmer and Aaron Till... 2019

BARRY P. FOLEY is a good pal and talented songwriter. 7 decades old this Virginia boy is and still growing his talent as songwriter and singer. We put together three of his songs in the summer of 2024 with Nashville Skin Banger Gregg Stocki. His last album includes all the songs we recorded over the last 15 years or so in my Studio in the Barn here in Germany.  Catch his show dates and music news on Barry P. Foley's homepage or grab him at Facebook

Good friend and singer! Marina Jay from Austria!

Have known her since she was a kid! Also we have done some work together in my studio and a few times on stage! 

With Buddy Jewell providing support at the 2017 Country Music Festival in Haag am Hausruck, Austria

Backing CODY JINKS in 2009 was a pleasure. Since then he has moved up the ladder as a top independent "Without Nashville" artist. His particular style of songwriting can be rowdy but also dark. 

Check Cody out if you don't know him!

Cody Jinks

His newest album (end of 2020) is RED ROCKS LIVE.

 

 

Meet Aaron Till on Fidddle and sometimes Electric Guitar (what a rockabilly player he is). This photo is from a TV film from Randers, Denmark. On stage with Gregg Stocki and Gabor Bardfalvi.

Aaron has been on Dan's CDs since 2011 and did a huge piece of work and arranging on Dan Does Elvis (2018) and his Civil War album from 2021.

Catch him on stage downtown in Nashville! 

With America's Trucking Sweetheart MARCIA CAMPBELL from Nashville's WSM  radio show "THE ALLNIGHTER". 2017 live interview and CD presentation for TRAVELIN' GUITAR MAN.

Unfortunately Marcia's Show was cancelled in 2020.

 

Dan, Marcia and Gregg Stocki!

More than happy to have Mr. Helmut "Young Bill" Limbeck in the band! Known him for many years and he is one heck of a bluegrass and country singer! But his main thing is that mandoline! Since childhood in southern Germany, this Swabian hillbilly has dug into traditional bluegrass and country. Along with the mandolin, he fiddles, flatpicks guitar, plays sax and flute and can pull off singing a George Jones song!

Also still works with his bluegrass band Helmut and The Hillbillies. 

2018 & 2019 Backing GEORGETTE JONES, a fine singer and great stage personality. Georgette is the daughter of country legends GEORGE JONES and TAMMY WYNETTE.

 

Charlie McCoy on stage in Haag, Austria on August 22. He came to Nashville at the end of the 1950s to try singing. He witnessed the studio sessions and decided THAT was his thing. The West Virginian-Floridian Charlie (born in 1941) had played harmonica since he was 8 years old. By the beginning of the 60s he was a studio regular and the list of recordings he has been on is astounding.Check out Charlie's website  https://charliemccoy.com/ 

Dan met Charlie for the first time in Mrongowo, Poland in 1993. Dan shared the bill with Charlie and David Ball.

For 18 years this multiinstrumentalist directed the music and advised in the audio/video booth, that Hee Haw's productions did honor to the artists. Dan and millions of others knew who Charlie was and he was one of the few backing instrumentalist (along with Chet Atkins and Buddy Emmons) who in their own rights became "stars"...although Charlie probably would not like a nomer such as "star". But he was and is just that, especially to fellow musicians.  

 

Dan and Gabor had never played a note with Charlie. There was no time for a rehearsal with the harp king! He talked Dan  through his arrangements and the first time Gabor and Dan made music with him was when he came on stage. They had studied the sheets he sent and listened to the songs and were basically prepared. There would be no mistakes because Charlie said beforehand, not to worry and have fun and little accidents were not mistakes...it was live.

In 2018 Dan appeared as Charlie's guest on THE MIDNIGHT JAMBOREE in Nashville, TN. 

Milo, Hans Molenaar, Jitka, Charlie, Dan and Gabor before the show. Hans has played drums for more than 20 years when Charlie hits Europe. He was the rock to build on knowing arrangements. Jitka on fiddle and Milo, electric guitar. Gabor did an amazing job at learning all the music..ca 25 songs and Charlie commented that it was the first time in a long time that he had worked with a upright bass player. I think he was truly pleased with everything.


Charlie's wife took this picture after a big, extended breakfast in the saloon. Dan was merciless in queries about Hee Haw and Charlie laid down the intricate stories about how things went down.He liked Buck Owens style which was professional and organised, making Charlie's job easier. He remarked on the change in Buck after his best friend and musical copilot Don Rich's death. Lots of Bob Dylan information. Charlie can be heard on Dylan's recordings. Charlie has a very sober opinion of the great folk bard but also is thankful for his coming to Nashville to record because of the huge upswing in studio work that occured afterwards for the whole musician's community.

Anyway, this is just one great human being and still at 74 a masssive talent.

After playing piano for T.Graham Brown in Haag, Austria in 2014. Powerful voice and an emotional singer. As the old masters pass away, relatively young cats like TGB move in to fill the gaps.

With TG Sheppard. Dan played in his backup band in Austria in 2013. TG had a score of nr 1 hits in the 70s and 80s!

With Gregg Stocki, top drummer and dude! Worked with Becky Hobbs, Marty Stuart, Lorrie Morgen, Tracy Lawrence and presently with the Bellamy Brothers. Since 2010, Gregg has also done several tours with Daniel and built up a nice following in Germany, Austria and Holland! Gregg is featured on Dan's 2011 album, JENNY WORKS IN THERE.

With Tracy Lawrence, in Four Corners, Untermeitingen, Germany. Dan did the opener.  Tracy is a Grammy nominated singer named best new male country artist by Billboard, 1991; named top new male vocalist, Academy of Country Music, 1993.

At soundcheck, Tracy and Dan were talking and Tracy said, "Well, play my songs over here." Dan thought but did not say, "Play mine over there!". Gregg Stocki was playing with Tracy at the time and Dan and Gregg reconnected after having last seen each other in Sunset Park, in southern Pennsylvania when Gregg was drumming with Marty Stuart.

 

With Billy Yates. Has written some mammoth songs "Choices" and "I Don't Need No Rockin Chair" which were hits for the late George Jones.  Met the man lots of times, shared the bill and had some good long talks about music and American life.