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Mason Douglas Williams (born August 24, 1938) is an American classical guitarist, composer, singer, writer, comedian, and poet, best known for his 1968 instrumental "Classical Gas" and for his work as a comedy writer on The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour, The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, and Saturday Night Live .
(1992) A Gift of Song (1994) Rock Instrumental Classics, Vol. 2: The Sixties (1995) Fiddle and a Song (1995) Sony Disc Manufacturing Holiday Choir (1996) Cascadia (1996) Of Time and Rivers Flowing (2003) EP 2003: Music for the Epicurean Harkener (EP) (2005) Electrical Gas — Mason Williams y Zoe McCulloch
In 1983 John became adrift with Mason Williams' "Of Time & Rivers Flowing" concert and has been keeping his head above water ever since. ... "Fiddle & a Song". Byron Berline has been touted as "one of the most inventive fiddlers ever. . . ". His skill, versatility and artistry continue to be recognized by his peers, the press, and audiences ...
Mason Williams was in his late 20s when he wrote the instrumental hit “Classical Gas.”. He was working for The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour at the time, where he wrote some 74 shows. Later ...
This it the ORIGINAL STEREO HIT VERSION of the #2 Billboard Hit instrumental classic from 1968, which is difficult to find online in good quality. (The versi...
Fiddle & A Song, Byron Berline CD, sideman, Rel. 9/1995; 1995 Sony Disc Manufacturing Holiday Choir, productor, Rel. 12.1995; Con otros. Pequeño Billy Blue Shoeb/w Run Comeun See, The Wayfarers Trio, Rel. 1960; Música popular como oído en el Gourd, nombre desconocido del grupo, Rel. 8/1960; Canciones del Azul y Gris, The Wayfarers Trio, Rel ...
Mason Williams Music Career Mason Williams emerged in the late 1960’s as a strong force in television and music circles. He is most widely known as composer and recording artist of mega hit Classical Gas, which won three Grammy Awards for: “ Best Instrumental Composition ”, “ Best Instrumental Performance ”, and “ Best Instrumental Orchestra Arrangement ” (Mike Post, arranger).
