Red_Dragon wrote: 


very cool

guttural nordic bronze-age viking monk funk

if i had towel-sized handi-wipes i'd like to attend the semi-babaric after-party on something like this

 Lazy8 wrote: 
butbutbut...I was just listing Casper acts. No fair expanding the range. 

 
I wish someone would give me a banjo.

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
A star is born.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
That is really cool, love the banjo sound but it seems to be one of the more difficult instruments to learn.  Hopefully she takes a liking to it.

 Lazy8 wrote:
 

That's really nice. Someone gave Augusta a banjo...

ptooey wrote:

Well you missed my favorite:

This isn't their current lineup but the sound is pretty similar.

another one:

 

random youtube find:

 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
I honestly don't know what's keeping Luke from breaking big.
 
We've got some legitimately good acts around here right now. Hagen in the Grainbox, Steve Frame and his Western Rebels (I seriously couldn't stand this dude years ago, but relentless gigging has improved the quality a LOT), Zach Schommer, Wreckards, Caroline's Way...I'm probably forgetting several, but yeah. BIG improvements in the last few years.

 ptooey wrote:
 

There was a band last winter or this spring opening for someone up in Billings. I was curious so hit the google and they're from Casper.
 
My friends in faraway places always want me to clue them into cool country sounds from a real country state... and I usually got nothin' for 'em. But it's getting better.

I know I've shared Luke Bell before and this video's hokey but it's a solid song; I hope someone big picks it up and gets Luke some wiggle room, financially.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
 
They opened up 5 years ago. The difference in the live music scene here is pretty striking since then. Lots of kids starting up bands now. Nice for an old fart like me who likes going to shows.

 ptooey wrote:
 

Wow, that's a cool facility! 

Let's see if I can get this to work.  This is the studio where my youngest takes sax lessons. She used to do piano, too, but too many irons in the fire right now for that. Anyhoo, she's not visible here, but you can hear her saxophone in a couple of spots. This place is producing an incredible number of really talented musicians.




 buddy wrote: 
i went there and my yt rec put several songs on

great stuff

1974 California Jam - Gregg Lake - Still You Turn Me On

I've attended a zillion shows of the years. One of the best was the 1974 California Jam with headliners Emerson Lake & Palmer.

Here's Gregg Lake solo, an unforgettable moment that brought the house down.