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Post by Lamebeaver on Jun 18, 2022 12:41:05 GMT -8
Feeling a little Kinky today
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reuben
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Post by reuben on Jun 20, 2022 12:21:15 GMT -8
What's so funny?
Good question.
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desert dweller
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Post by desert dweller on Jun 25, 2022 8:23:42 GMT -8
Indigenous Siberian folk pop band doing a Truvan throat singing/rap song.
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Post by starwalker on Jul 1, 2022 23:33:46 GMT -8
Wow! Hard to believe Alison Krauss and Robert Plant can do so well together.
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Post by darthmusturd on Jul 12, 2022 23:21:39 GMT -8
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Post by darthmusturd on Jul 12, 2022 23:22:24 GMT -8
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desert dweller
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Post by desert dweller on Jul 18, 2022 7:43:10 GMT -8
Five string fretless bass banjo played by a 16 year old. Two finger style.
Cumberland Gap by Nora Brown
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Post by swmtnbackpacker on Jul 18, 2022 20:37:08 GMT -8
… song by Jeff Beck. This is one of my favorites from Blow By Blow Before Blow by Blow, one of the bigger, more recognizable Jeff Beck instrumentals was Beck’s Bolero (originally recorded in ‘66 with part what would be Led Zeppelin ..Page and Jones, the drummer of The Who Keith Moon and background piano player to many Brit bands Nicky Hopkins). Here’s a pretty clean live version from a Jeff Back 2016 concert .. ..with a backup band that does a good job masking the missing piano bit
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Post by swmtnbackpacker on Jul 20, 2022 20:46:44 GMT -8
Time to further brighten this place up with a recent performance from the Glastonbury concerts/costume party by Wet Leg ..
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Post by darthmusturd on Jul 26, 2022 0:16:29 GMT -8
Five string fretless bass banjo played by a 16 year old. Two finger style. Cumberland Gap by Nora Brown Nora Brown has skill, I admit it. I don't particularly like her music, though, strangely enough. Everything should suggest the opposite, but I guess I just haven't particularly heard any songs from her that I like. I guess I'll always be a stubborn old LaPrelle fan
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desert dweller
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Post by desert dweller on Jul 26, 2022 11:19:00 GMT -8
heard any songs from her that I like. Thanks for mentioning LaPrelle. I've never heard of her. Her style is very standard and she seems to faithfully present modern versions of traditional songs. Perhaps when Nora Brown is 25 years older she may have LaPrelle's precisement in playing. What appeals to me about Nora is the way she performs the old songs without brevity. Some of the banjos she plays are not standard and are handmade which adds to the rustic sound. She experiments with style and presentation. Whereas LaPrelle seems to be well rehearsed and not adventurous enough to deviate. (From what I've seen of her videos.) Hearing young folks even want to play the old music, and play it well, gives me confidence that the future of music is in good hands.
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Post by trinity on Jul 26, 2022 14:31:54 GMT -8
Last two posts are Michael Hurley. Delighted (and surprised) to see Michael Hurley get some love here. A true musical genius. I was in a bluegrass band that covered "The Werewolf" back in the late '80s. We used to get the whole audience howling along with us. Time to further brighten this place up with a recent performance from the Glastonbury concerts/costume party by Wet Leg .. Wet Leg is awesome. So good to see great rock and roll still being made.
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Post by darthmusturd on Jul 26, 2022 21:35:29 GMT -8
Delighted (and surprised) to see Michael Hurley get some love here. A true musical genius. I was in a bluegrass band that covered "The Werewolf" back in the late '80s. We used to get the whole audience howling along with us. You mind if I can get a recording of that? I'm in it for all things bluegrass, folk, or... whatever the Snock would fall under.
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Post by darthmusturd on Jul 26, 2022 21:46:14 GMT -8
What appeals to me about Nora is the way she performs the old songs without brevity. Some of the banjos she plays are not standard and are handmade which adds to the rustic sound. She experiments with style and presentation. Whereas LaPrelle seems to be well rehearsed and not adventurous enough to deviate. (From what I've seen of her videos.) Hearing young folks even want to play the old music, and play it well, gives me confidence that the future of music is in good hands. Oh, her playing is impeccable. I wish more folk'd do what she does as far as playing goes. I listened back over some of her work. I guess it's her singing for me. A little quiet and soft, I guess. I reckon I'd really enjoy her if she got some vocal lessons, I reckon. Her singing isn't bad, but it just doesn't have that projection to it. Like she's always singing in a whisper. I don't have anything against soft, slow, peaceful songs, but a lot of her songs seem to require more projection and volume.
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Post by trinity on Jul 27, 2022 10:46:50 GMT -8
You mind if I can get a recording of that? If I could figure out how to post a music file here....
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