music in the shed

Good songs ( both ), Shake' and Slow death, play them both here as bass exercises in semi complex ( shake' ) and simple as you go, Slow Death. Interesting cover of Shake by blondie boy.....

 
Whats the thoughts on "Wet Leg" catch my interest and have little to gauge on why, a distraction not seen coming...

Ditto the Mysterines Lia Metcalfe, though i do know why i like her stage and voice, seems to be in suspended motion, mores the pity, a great talent. Do mis "First Aid kit" spooky sibling harmonies..... j
 
iis_iis said:
Whats the thoughts on "Wet Leg" catch my interest and have little to gauge on why, a distraction not seen coming...

Ditto the Mysterines Lia Metcalfe, though i do know why i like her stage and voice, seems to be in suspended motion, mores the pity, a great talent. Do mis "First Aid kit" spooky sibling harmonies..... j
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I like Wet Leg, I bought their LPs and have been listening to them recently. They are in my new music shuffle. My newest discovery is Waaju, a UK based jazz band.

 
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I knew you'd like it Chris ha ha! I'm fed up with the same old same old to be honest.
I usually listen to latin music these days not rock music. My neighbours still complain though.
 
piranha-bro2 said:
Nice piece! Band I played in backed the fella playing guitar (Tommy Emmanuel) when he sat in a couple of songs one night ... he certainly knows how ta fanaddywack!
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He's an amazing guitarist. He's leading Molly Tuttle to places she's never been.
I adore the moment towards the end when he tells her to lead and she gives a big smile when he repeats her phrase.
Paul
 
Molly has the velvet touch to my eye and ear, smooth and purposeful, ( that ) bloke guitar has an aggressive style with harsh attack overtones.... opinions are just that, j.
 
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