Experiencing massive holiday fatigue at the moment, so please excuse a certain shocking laziness on my part until next week.
And in that spirit, enjoy some band called The Hi-Beams live on the radio in Woodstock in 1995. Featuring some guy whose name rhymes with Sleeve Nimels on bass and vocals.
Those are my chums Gerry Devine (guitar and vocals), Doug Goldberg (way cool James Burton-ish lead guitar and vocals) and Glen "Bob" Allen (drums); the song is by Gerry. It was the opening track from our indie CD of the same year, but this version just kicks its ass. I also think it's my finest moment as a bass player.
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Hey -- if nobody comments on this stuff, I'm gonna keep flogging it until they do!
You've been warned, people!!!
:-)
stevie - nice playing my friend. tasty tune, also.
Okay, you're off the hook. No more of my crap for the forseeable future.
:-)
I gotta hear this one at home, no bass from computer speakers!
Trey
Simels, STEPPIN' It...
Kewl...
What fun. Love these blasts from your past. You shoulda been famous...
Move over Mad Jack, Bad Jack and you too, Bill.
Hey, Simels, Happy New year to You and Wendy. Jeff
Just hearing this for the first time since I got back. so great to hear Gerry and the rest of the gang so totally in that janglin' Hollyesque post-punk spot. Beautiful. Send me the mp3, wouldja?
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