The Deadly Gentlemen
Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival
Walsh Farm
Oak Hill, New York
July 20, 2012 - Friday

High Meadow Stage  (main stage) 2:00 pm

DPA 4022 > V2 > Korg MR-1000
Mastered at 24 bit in WaveLab 6.0 with iZotope Ozone 5.0
Recorded by John S. and Mastered by Bill K.

Dr. Gregory Liszt – Banjo
Sam Grsiman – Bass
Dominick Leslie – Mandolin
Mike Barnett – Fiddle 
Stash Wyslouch - Guitar

** 16 Bit **

1.Introduction 
2.Moonshiner
3.Old Barns
4.Roll Me Tumble Me 
5.Police
6.Touch Of Grey
7.The Road Is Rocky
8.Bored Of the Raging
9.Bullet In My Shoulder
10.I Fall Back
11.outro, stage announcements 


Greg Liszt has been leading an unusual life. Born in Charlottesville, VA,
He went to college at Yale and got a Ph.D. from MIT in Molecular Biology. 
He then immediately retired from science and went on tour playing banjo for 
Bruce Springsteen. Along the way, Greg developed a new four-fingered banjo 
picking technique (the other players use three). He currently tours full 
time in the alt-bluegrass/chambergrass band Crooked Still.



Sam Grisman is the son of mandolinist David Grisman, who personally trained 
the boy in the ways of bluegrass and related music. Sam has been playing 
bass gigs for pretty much his whole life. Somehow he has fused traditional 
bluegrass bass technique with a very modern choice of notes, which sometimes 
causes listeners to play air double bass. We’ve never heard of that happening before.


Mike Barnett is living the dream. When he was 15 he toured as the fiddler 
for bluegrass legend Jesse McReynolds. On that tour, Mike allegedly had 
his first drink of moonshine. He sings the highest notes on Carry Me To 
Home as well as the lowest ones. Which is weird because when we started 
recording no one (including Mike) knew he could sing at all. He is also 
really good at jazz fiddle, and he’s currently enrolled in 
Berklee College of Music.


Stash Wyslouch grew up on heavy metal music. Actually, he may be the 
missing link between acoustic music and over-electrified thrash metal. 
Stash (which is short for Stanislaw) really enjoys raking the guitar 
and screaming in harmony at the top of his vocal range. He speaks 
several languages and is renowned on the scene for having the “best vibe ever.” 


Dominick Leslie, 20, is a former child prodigy of the mandolin. Many of 
his notable achievements occurred before the age of 16. Luckily he has 
awesome parents and went to a public high school, which helped him turn 
into someone genuinely humble. His mandolin playing is often described 
as both “supertasteful” and “ridonkulous”, which is amazing because 
those words are opposites.