Um, yeah - I probably should have noted that the girl in the vid looks 13 because she probably is; the song is about sex trafficking, and that's not Hana.  She looks like this:


 
 
Try ......
 
Peter (Who's a nasty old perv, true - but not that bad!)
 
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Crown of Creation.  
 
I've been listening to all the Jefferson Airplane/Starship loaded on my Pono player all day.  So far Blows Against the Empire; Baron Von Tollbooth & the Chrome Nun; and Surrealistic Pillow.  Next up will be Bless Its Pointed Little Head and Volunteers.  If I work late, I might even get to Red Octopus.
 
Bill, tgo

 Bless It's Pointed Little Head is such an awesome LIVE recording !  
Wolf gives his 100 thumbs up award on that one . It would be required listening in my music school !  All the tracks are stellar !  AND listen to Grace Slick on the track called  Bear Melt   like WOW___  man !!!!

 
Sonic Regards !  
 
Wolf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0GQKi2YMsQ&list=PLRAdZfjRXp6rXfyfiz9tTPpN0ibebYFi5
 
CLICK IT for  Bless It's Pointed Head  
 
They are all Stellar here , JACK CASADYS playing here in my opinion is just exemplary in particular as well .  
 
 Wolf

Cat #1(Sylvester) likes it, I'll play some for Cat #2(Darkstar) soon. =^..^=
 
http://www.musicforcats.com/

Victor Wooten, Steve Bailey, and JD Blair live at the Regatta Bar

Charles Lloyd and The Marvels with Bill Frisell at Berklee.  Fantastic show, catch these guys if you can!

I've been recording some original tracks with these two fellas and another of their buddies who is a *killer* drummer. Although the first couple hours in the studio was strictly a seat-of-th'-pants affair that really didn't produce more than just a couple use-able rhythm tracks, the whole thing quickly began to gel into the beginnings of a band. Here's Jake Crawford & Ethan Power doing a cover:
 

 
Obviously if it takes off, for appearances sake, if not logistics, they'll need to find a bass player closer to their age, but I'm absolutely having a blast playing with these young-uns for now. The back-story here is actually, I used to run the roads playing music with Ethan's Dad (Ernie Power) back about 25 years ago, before he was even born, and we've been buds ever since. So that's how they found this old guy to sit in on bass. =)

Dug out Yellow Brick Road for the first time in a long while; with the month we just had, Funeral For A Friend just seemed like the right thing.
 
Peter

Jake and Ethan are great!
What fun! : )

Fleetwood Mac releases Rumours 39 years ago today. This tune is probably the least known on the album, but?it was one of my favorites to hear at the skating rink. I don't roller-skate anymore (or play with bumble-bees) but I do especially like the back-beat bass line McVie played on this one.
 

 
Interesting trivia, I Don't Want to Know replaced Silver Spring on the original release of the album. The reason being, long-play records could only fit so many minutes of music, there simply wasn't room. Silver Spring went on to become a B-side hit.?

This:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3p_xAToFzck
 
Just love that crispy crunchy bass on the second half.
Dee Murray is the guy and I found out that he had played with Bob Weir for awhile.

Levon Helm and his band doing .

Nice one Dave! I'm fascinated by anyone who can sing lead and play drums, but I guess if one were coordinated enough to play drums, just adding a vocal line on top of using both hands and feet to keep time, probably not a big deal.