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Thoughts on Tambourine:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0H69VO6ab84

You can follow along with the rest of this series at:

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCgS4u4-xaHqn2jgaoUViVpw


GJ

Not Ellis! Shhhiiiiiiiiiiii...


GJ

The wonders of the Cajon. And iPhone cinematography...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fyoTjXB_E ... pp=1&app=m


GJ

Today’s video has a few brief suggestions on how to occupy your Q-time:

https://vimeo.com/403365143


GJ

Another quarantine distraction video. L.O.W. tech audio, y’all (straight off iPhone with a free app post fix).

https://vimeo.com/402986966


GJ

shedshrine wrote: ↑

Tue Mar 31, 2020 2:01 pm

Oondoolo kombaylay Gregg Juke, imbo djembe sallande! Jamba, jamba!
-Peter Mbatha

Asante, Mamuwalde...


GJ

A few low tech videos. There are likely more to come! Because, y’know!

https://vimeo.com/402046012

https://vimeo.com/402046780


GJ

Hey vvv, btw!!


GJ

Cheapest two things you could do right away is switch your mouse to the other hand and then use the Dvorak layout. Both take a little getting used to, but are generally well worth doing. And any modern operating system will have a Dvorak option in the keyboard language settings. I'll try this... af...

Unintentional double post...


GJ

Hope it all worked out, Nick. I had my right wrist done about a decade ago. The left needed it but never got it. Well, they are both candidates once again. But technology and approach has changed, and my most recent consulting doctor said “let’s wait awhile.” Both shoulders are worse anyway. I just ...

Vindicated.


GJ

Well done Alex! (Finally listening after a year—Sorry!). The first two songs are very “80’s Brit-pop-y” to me, they sound like Robert Fripp producing the Edge playing with “XT-Tears for Thompson Twins” (in my world that’s a good thing). I also hear some Prog influences a la the first U.K. album. Ver...

I always get them confused with Soulive, from my hometown, and also one of the members was formerly a denizen of this very TOMB.


GJ

Also check out The Wailers "Rainbow Country;" number 15 on the "Bob Marley & The Wailers-- Roots of a Legend" CD. Earlier material recorded in the Lee "Scratch" Perry era, it's very hard to tell one way or the other, but the drums have a mechanized feel, seem to be a one-bar loop, and if they were p...