AMIT Broadcast

[hunter]

But most often it's just pretending, and that, my friends, I can't stand.

I have quite a hard time watching this guy. I'm not saying he is faking his facial expressions, but I really cannot stand his personality. So self-centered it is painful.

[Peter1981]

wow, this is a great versie, so stripped down. Those drums and bass really come to life, not being buried underneath. Nice find!

We all know and love Van Morrison's masterpiece "Into The Mystic", but what you may not know, is that there exist a Deluxe Edition of the Moondance record with some outtakes. And in it, it has the 11th take of "Into The Mystic" without any overdubs and whatnot. To me, this stripped-down 3-piece sound much better than the original wall of sound with strings and horns. Just amazingly simple and beautiful.

[Peter1981]

Talking about great 'n dry sounding drums, i've been rediscovering Andy Shauf's 2016 album "The Party" lately; a very fine record alltogether!

Just one of the songs:

[quizzaciously]

Talking about great 'n dry sounding drums, i've been rediscovering Andy Shauf's 2016 album "The Party" lately; a very fine record alltogether!

Just one of the songs:

Wow, thanks for that! A very good album, I liked the second track a lot.

[Peter1981]

let me lay down one more here for today, from the same vein, from the band Real Estate:

[Pierre]

Talking about great 'n dry sounding drums, i've been rediscovering Andy Shauf's 2016 album "The Party" lately; a very fine record alltogether!

Just one of the songs:

Straight into my playlist for the holiday, thanks!

Here's a song by David Campbell, a native American, Sky Man and the Moon, quite an atmosphere and a voice à la Chris Isaac strangely enough. Enjoy.

[relaxcoustic]

I have quite a hard time watching this guy. I'm not saying he is faking his facial expressions, but I really cannot stand his personality. So self-centered it is painful.



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While I kinda agree, he still keep giving tips and tricks for composing wherever he can, so it’s a thumbs up from me. Also that live version of Slow Dancing in a Burning Room is heaven for my ears

[hunter]

I have quite a hard time watching this guy. I'm not saying he is faking his facial expressions, but I really cannot stand his personality. So self-centered it is painful.

While I kinda agree, he still keep giving tips and tricks for composing wherever he can, so it’s a thumbs up from me. Also that live version of Slow Dancing in a Burning Room is heaven for my ears



It's true. He seems to have grown up and matured. His playing and tone are fantastic though. Good songwriter too.

[kaleo74]

Love this duet

[Eddie Fox]

Whoever feels like discovering a new guitar genius look for Chris Buck on YouTube. Absolutely incredible.

[hunter]

Great artist, composer and guitar player (acoustic and electric) who deserves a lot more attention. He is a permanent member of Jimmy Buffett's band.

[kaleo74]

Discovered this very talented artist, Sarah Jarosz. After digging a bit, I found out that her guitarist was Jedd Hughes, an Australian guitarist who plays beautifully and guess who one of the guitarists who influenced him was? 
Here is the a link to discover Jeff Hughes in case you want to know more about him:
https://guitar.com/features/interviews/jedd-hughes-west/?amp

Sarah Jarosz - Run away

[quizzaciously]

Discovered this very talented artist, Sarah Jarosz. After digging a bit, I found out that her guitarist was Jedd Hughes, an Australian guitarist who plays beautifully and guess who one of the guitarists who influenced him was? 
Here is the a link to discover Jeff Hughes in case you want to know more about him:
https://guitar.com/features/interviews/jedd-hughes-west/?amp

Sarah Jarosz - Run away

[mschaap]

There’s so much good music out there...
Bear’s Den:
The Avett Brothers:
Thom Yorke:
Ray Lamontagne:
Josh Ritter:

[quizzaciously]

There’s so much good music out there...

Thank you! Keep em coming!

Speaking of diverse music taste, I've just been recommended a cool rap track, if someone's into rap.