WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[cozmik_cowboy]

The Liverbirds (who, i think we can all agree, were more notable for being one of the first all-female rock bands than their sterling musicianship....):

And a mini-documentary on them:

Peter

[pauldo]

Peter,
Thank you for sharing the Liverbirds documentary.  That was really enjoyable.  Bittersweet yet joyous.

[StefanieJones]

fkj & Masego - Tadow

[lbpesq]

The Liverbirds (who, i think we can all agree, were more notable for being one of the first all-female rock bands than their sterling musicianship....):

Peter

Compared to the Shaggs they were musical prodigies!

Bill, tgo

[cozmik_cowboy]

The Liverbirds (who, i think we can all agree, were more notable for being one of the first all-female rock bands than their sterling musicianship....):

Peter

Compared to the Shaggs they were musical prodigies!

Bill, tgo

This is true, Bill.

Peter

[David Houck]

fkj & Masego are pretty talented and very good at what they're doing.

[jazzyvee]

Chameleon.

[ryan_p]

[David Houck]

Very nice version of Chameleon; and I enjoyed the focus on Mason.  Thanks!

[David Houck]

Loved the Steve Swallow piece!

[StefanieJones]

fkj & Masego are pretty talented and very good at what they're doing.

Yes they are. I'd like to figure out that looping. It would be fun to do something like that.

[pauldo]

fkj & Masego are pretty talented and very good at what they're doing.

Yes they are. I'd like to figure out that looping. It would be fun to do something like that.

Agreed.
It was neat watching them switch around to different instruments and kept me engaged thinking; Where are they going to next?

[edwardofhuncote]

...from the other thread. I'll have this one stuck in my head all day now.

[David Houck]

fkj & Masego are pretty talented and very good at what they're doing.

Yes they are. I'd like to figure out that looping. It would be fun to do something like that.

While I'm better at using the looper than I was a year ago, I'm still pretty unskilled with it; and despite my desire to make use of it in my music, I tend to practice other things instead.

[cozmik_cowboy]

...from the other thread. I'll have this one stuck in my head all day now.

There are a select few players whose sound you can spot in one or two notes, no matter the setting.  Jerry Douglas is among them.

Peter