ricksterphil

Sweet Home is fun to play as is Dakota, although Dakota is better if you're locked in with the drummer

Nice!

Among others, Mustang Sally, Committments version. Wicked inverted walking bass lines

English Teacher This Could be Texas Excellent prog rockery with a modern vibe https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mbLJkEP6gmJlNrhBSSK-i7FJVkxSUu20Q&si=mSwvtGD4t3cZghI-

My 6-year old granddaughter went to see her in Hyde Park on Friday. Hope she (Olivia Rodrigo) kept her potty mouth to herself 😊 That aside, she's very good

Joy Crookes was excellent if you like jazz and soul. Excellent band

It's a Kay Rickenfaker I think.

I bet you're right

Pulp were excellent. Jarvis is a great frontman.

and an organ on a swing.... bizarre

A video I've seen on Threads shows loads of Palastinian flags so you might well be onto something there

Well that's shut me up 😂

....hmmm, can't see Jools booking Wunderhorse anytime soon I get it though. I watched a bit of The Script....if U2 & Coldplay had a child! Total Blandsville.

I caught 1 number and liked that a lot

I missed Alanis....thank goodness for iplayer

Watched a bit last night English Teacher - excellent, bought their album Super grass - dialling it in 👎 Wet Leg. Not bad, singer has very nice bum Wundahorse - loved 'em. Huge energy and very heavy. + Kim Wilde's son on guitar.....guess he should be in America 😊 Loyle somebody. A rapper. Rap isn't my thing but I enjoyed his set, sort of a jazz/funk rap vibe Franz Ferdinand - not a fan tbh but their set was great. Bassist had a very interesting Rickenbacker - a 3000 series I think. The 1975 - so so, a bit dull tbh Looking forward to tonight's offerings

Kudos

Audiences don't care if you use fingers, a pick, your big toe or next door's cats claws, they care about the sound and if you're in the groove. The 'pick or not to pick' debate is a nonsense, use whatever fits the sound. ......just as long as no-one asks us low-enders to smile when on stage. 🤐