Topic: Other Musical Interests on YouTube

[eric]

Beautiful

[Stuart]

Thank you, John. Simply delightful. Apparently the trombone is her primary instrument and her mother, Elisabeth Roma, is a force on the guitar in her own right. A couple more:

[islandgal]

I had to listen to it twice, it is so sublime. Thanks John.

Happy Holidays everyone and better days ahead.

Jean

[MarkC]

Thanks for posting the Rita Payes/Elisabeth Roma song. I’ll definitely listen to more of them.

Happy Holidays

[David Kaatz]

Thanks for the post of Rita Payes', John, and Stuart. It's like a holiday gift! Beautiful stuff. I already searched out some stuff on YouTube and Amazon Prime music.

Happy holidays, merry Xmas,

Dave

[Johnm]

Hi all,
Here is Hammond B-3 player Barbara Dennerlein playing a blues, walking like a great bass player with her left foot, comping on the lower keyboard with a piano stop and soloing on the upper keyboard. She grooves so hard, and to be able to play chorus after chorus without repeating herself, wow! What a musician.
All best,
Johnm

[Slack]

Damn, incredible, that walking foot bass is amazing.  The right foot seems so under utilized.... it needs a drum set maybe.

[Johnm]

I know what you mean about the right foot, Slack. She's loafing!

[Rivers]

Wow

[Slack]

And she's modified the B3 with a couple of electronics/control boxes plus a couple of pedals sitting next to her on the bench!?!  We need to get her out of the house!

   ...Actually that sounded like a nice small intimate venue.

[Rivers]

Actually I believe that push switch comes with the Hammond / Leslie rig. We have one that came with ours. I'm ashamed to say it's been gathering dust since we bought it in Austin off craigslist so I dunno what the switch does. No pedals with ours unfortunately. I really must try and get it going sometime. Ours is a C3, w/Leslie.

[lindy]

Globalfest: 4 hours of salsa, Afropop, American Gospel, Kentucky traditional, Ukrainean drones, etc. etc.



I looooove salsa grooves, the first band is so fine . . .

I learned about it from this article:

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/15/arts/music/globalfest-review.html?action=click&module=Well&pgtype=Homepage&section=Music

Lindy

[lindy]

Nora Brown is one of the performers on the first episode of Globalfest. She's 15 years old, and watching her made me happy to think about the music of Appalachia being passed down:

[eric]

Great tone, and she really captures the hypnotic sound of the banjo.

[Johnm]

Hi all,
This came up on my youtube feed this morning. What a groover that young fellow is!
All best,
Johnm