Just finished it.

DAY-YUM!!!  That's nice!


Peter

Yeah I watched some of it again last night. The sound balance is really good so I expect the recording is from the desk not front of stage. Once the live music scene opens up I hope to get the opportunity to delve into some other genres that allow me to access a wider spectrum from my bass than i generally get to use from my reggae gigs.

Yeah, the production values, both audio and video, are on a par with the superb musicianship.
And worry not, Paul; I did hear applause.  I am of the opinion that it's low dB levels are a combo of mic placement & a very small audience.

Peter

Quote from: jazzyvee on October 04, 2021, 12:21:55 AM

These guys are EXCELLENT!!!!  A look at their website reveals they are from Northern California.  I'll definitely have to keep a lookout and go see them when Covid is a bit more in the rear view mirror.

Bill, tgo

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on October 04, 2021, 09:47:25 PM
The guy on our right with the Hawai'ian shirt & Alverez-Yairi has a singing voice so familiar that makes me think I should know his name right off; can anyone help me on that?

Peter

Very nice!


According to their web page:
Guy on the right:  Paul Kamm
Guy in the middle:  Jonny Mojo Flores
Bass:  Shelby Snow
Drums:  Mark McCartney


The bass player has played with: "Bill Kreutzmann (Grateful Dead), Carlos Santana, John Cippolina and Steve Kimmock (Zero), Carol King, Lacy J. Dalton, Gene Harris, Johnny Otis, John "Marmaduke" Dawson (New Riders of the Purple Sage), Lazy Lester, Merle Saunders, John Lee Hooker Jr., Tommy Mars (Zappa) and many others"

Leo Sayer has jumped into my head from a different thread.  All I remember about him is the Endless Flight album cover and how my neighbor looked a lot like Leo (well at least his hair). 
Did some digging and found out that David Courtney and Leo wrote almost all of the songs on Roger Daltery's first solo album.

Emmylou & Rodney: 

Peter

While trying to learn that bass groove  .

Siberian Khatru covered by Band Geek

This one's even better.  And it's my favorite Yes song.

     
                                 wow

Clifton Hicks: 

Peter

Recently discovered Twiddle:

Chaka Kahn 1981. Man, what a band! Anthony Jackson on bass.

Just got back from a community theater production of Sweeny Todd, The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street.
Man, that girl has no idea how much I love her...........


Spent the whole time thinking about Waiting For Guffman.

Peter (who loves music and theater - and thus firmly believes that never the twain should meet - especially in community theater)