The Last Bass Outpost

I like her.  She's theater (so it's high-drama- so was Greek Tragedy), and has a nimble, expressive voice.  It may be expressing a lot of cheap and easy sentiment in the view of some, but there's a lot of cheapness in the popular culture, across-the-board, to express something about.  Anything can get tired, but that's why you can change the channel.  I do eventually, but not before I'm intrigued by her first.
And me a die-hard old-school rock-head... Zep, Mountain, old Jeff Beck, Motorhead,...

Greetings folks, and nice to meet you all.  Funkster put a trail of bread crumbs out for a couple of us Bassment-Dwellers, thought I'd peek in.

I've posted this one around a bit, in part because the sound came out so well on youtube.  It's a little hippie-country-thing-gtg we do once a month at a local music co-op/piano restoration shop/mini-music academy here in Greenville, RI.  Here are "The Millrats", doing Dylan... thanks for having a listen.

And yes, that's me on bass downstage.  

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