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Do!! You!!! Drive Time, live today at 5 uk time.
Come listen n hang n chat n be you.
The door is wide open.
Https://doyou.world
Right, back on this, down with the anxiety ridden, self-confidence shattering, blah blah of you-kno-wot-social-media-platform.
I'll post all music, radio, photos on here from now on. May even feel inspired to write the odd blog and will be sharing others that I'm into.
Much Love,
G
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Emergency Group / Seawind of Battery / Zachary Cale + Robert Boston + JR Bohannon - Tubby's, Kingston, New York, May 16, 2023
Let's hang out at Tubby's for a little longer, shall we? I've never been, but judging by the shows the club books, it's an extremely cool spot. Last month, Island House Records hosted a little showcase situation featuring three excellent acts. Thanks to Kliked for taping!
First up, the always wonderful Zachary Cale, who plays a laid-back but quite elegant set with Robert Boston (keys) and J.R. Bohannon (pedal steel); Zach is a great singer-songwriter, of course, but he's also a great guitarist, and the mostly instrumental stuff he plays here bodes well for whatever he has up his sleeve next. The Neil Young cover is aces, too.
Next! Seawind of Battery offers up some very dreamy soundscapes, with Mike Horn looping his shimmery guitar masterfully around Jarrod Annis' beautiful lap steel work. SoB's Clockwatching was a favorite from last year, but if this set is anything to go off of, Horn is just getting started.
And finally! Emergency Group, whose radical debut on Island House has been playing constantly in my house for the past couple of months — as I said in my review, it's a "massive slab of Electric Miles-inspired jams." And as a live act, they certainly don't disappoint, stretching out and digging in, making magical moments happen with frightening regularity.
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