Airplane, Jefferson Starship, Hot Tuna) played in a style more closely approaching true fiddle as opposed to violinistic style. Sugar Cane Harris (violin,technically), played with John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, John Lee Hooker, Little Richard and Johnny Otis. Jerry Goodman (violin, technically), with Mahavishnu Orchestra's album Birds of Fire. Scarlet Rivera (violin, technically), played with Bob Dylan on "Hurricane". David LaFlamme (violin, technically) (born Gary Posie), It's A Beautiful Day, also performed with Jerry Garcia, Janis Joplin, and Dan Hicks. Rock violinists often use solid body electric violins to reduce feedback. Rock is an international phenomenon and is consequently influenced by cross fertilizations from rock players such as Ashley MacIsaac Nevertheless, American rockers continue to experiment. For instance, eclectic rocker Natalie Stovall, a graduate of Berkelee Conservatory, covers Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Michael Jackson, Lenny Kravitz, The White Stripes, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jimi Hendrix, all the while alternating between standard rock vocals and fiddle/violin riffs. Other rock fiddle or violin players include Byron Berline a bluegrass player, has appeared with The Rolling Stones, Gram Parsons and The Flying Burrito Brothers Rufus Thibodeaux (Neil Young) John Cale of The Velvet Underground notable tracks include "Heroin" American jazz fiddle Jazz playing on the fiddle is often called jazz violin but there are some instances in which "jazz fiddle" is discussed. For instance Mel Bay contributor Martin Norgard presents jazz fiddle in numerous media (book, website). Nevertheless, instructional jazz playing was preceded by the highly influential 1992 Oak Publications volume Jazz Violin" by Matt Glaser and Stephane Grapelli. The topic is indeed covered on the Wikipedia online encyclopedia at the article page entitled Jazz violin. Australian jazz player Ian Cooper is presented as a violinist. Dutch eclectic player Tim Kliphuis presents his jazz instructional material as "Jazz Swing Violin Fiddle" but his website quotes the Glasgow Herald review which denominates hims as a "splendid young...violinist". Texas swing This music, usually considered to be synonymous with Western swing, is bona fide fiddle music and is deeply intertwined with country and folk music as played by Willie Nelson, Merle Haggard, Vince Gill, Dale Watson, the Wheel's Jason Roberts, Jesse Dayton, and Garrison Keillor. A well-known example of this music is "Faded Love", which despite some controversy is generally attributed to Bob Wills.:*Mark O'Connor is a legendary performer who also plays bluegrass and jazz but got started as a youth contender in fiddle contests. New England, "Down East,"