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Starting my day with Brody Dahl and vagrants in my head.

RVInit wrote: ↑Tue Jun 01, 2021 11:49 pm That was special. Truly.

Yes, outstanding!

going to see them in July!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

*fingers crossed* this plays here, works for me. Gray hair and crows feet, he's still the Cat I loved and listened to.

My current craze is Northern Irishman singer-songwriter Foy Vance. This one is about his hometown, Bangor, in County Down.

Getting ready for the documentary that's coming out in a couple of days.

“Dueling Banjos” but only one banjo playing…….(ah well)

Because it is

https:// www.facebook.com/karolinaprotsenkovioli ... 6604570996

Broke the link since it won't embed here. Well worth watching it (and others) by this talented young lady and her violin.

Kendra wrote: ↑Mon Jul 05, 2021 7:51 pm https:// www.facebook.com/karolinaprotsenkovioli ... 6604570996

Broke the link since it won't embed here. Well worth watching it (and others) by this talented young lady and her violin.

https://www. facebook.com/100044410330107/videos/1427116001100654

Broke the link again (see above) but if you do fB do watch.

Every time I listen to this, I turn on the air purifier because it seems awful dusty in here.

Homeward Bound by Marta Keen arranged for the BYU Vocal Point and All-American Boys Chorus by McKay Crockett (he tosses in some of the tune Thaxted by Gustav Holst, i.e. the one heard in Jupiter from The Planets and the British hymn I Vow to Thee My Country)

Hope Poplove and all the other ukulele fans see this:

https://fb.watch/6E2NIHUU5T/

Homeward Bound!

Ukulele Feng!

Oh little Feng has it. Wowee, he feelin' it. Seriously.

Enjoyed Homeward Bound also, too. Thumbs up for both of these, thanks for sharing!

A Playing for Change production of "The Weight ". Starts with Ringo, then Robbie Robinson, and for me, introducing the incredible Marcus King.

It’s not just that Feng can play the ukulele so well, his version of Zombie is brilliant.

RVInit wrote: ↑Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:11 pm Oh little Feng has it. Wowee, he feelin' it. Seriously.

With young performers, you can get kids with extraordinary technique, but as to be expected, they may lack maturity in musicianship. That is something that is not easily taught and usually develops over time. While I don't know the ukelele enough to really fully understand performance, it did appear to me that Feng has a musical maturity not common with younger performers, and the technique, of course. His expression, phrasing, etc, was not formulaic and was able to balance aggressive playing with sudden delicate spots (delicate performing that is exact is tough at a young age).

Here's a poppy, peppy, feel good video from BTS, because we all need some joyful k-pop: Permission to Dance:

(it's in English, but closed captioned if you have trouble with the accent)