Thu, Nov 5
Keller Williams
One person on stage building an entire band out of loops in real time was a novelty twenty-five years ago and is now a genuine discipline, and the performer who has done it longest is still the one people point to. Guitar, bass line, beatbox, vocal harmony, all stacked live with nothing prepared, which means the show is genuinely different every night and occasionally goes wrong in front of everybody. The audience comes out of the jam-band world and brings its habits — traveling, comparing setlists, knowing each other. A high desert saloon on a Thursday, wooden floor, patio between sets. Music at 9:00 PM in Pioneertown. Crowds like this one spend the set break working out where everybody is going next, and the answer is usually somewhere worth following.
One person on stage building an entire band out of loops in real time was a novelty twenty-five years ago and is now a genuine discipline, and the performer who has done it longest is still the one people point to. Guitar, bass line, beatbox, vocal harmony, all stacked live with nothing prepared, which means the show is genuinely different every night and occasionally goes wrong in front of everybody. The audience comes out of the jam-band world and brings its habits — traveling, comparing setlists, knowing each other. A high desert saloon on a Thursday, wooden floor, patio between sets. Music at 9:00 PM in Pioneertown. Crowds like this one spend the set break working out where everybody is going next, and the answer is usually somewhere worth following.
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One person on stage building an entire band out of loops in real time was a novelty twenty-five years ago and is now a genuine discipline, and the performer who has done it longest is still the one people point to. Guitar, bass line, beatbox, vocal harmony, all stacked live with nothing prepared, which means the show is genuinely different every night and occasionally goes wrong in front of everybody. The audience comes out of the jam-band world and brings its habits — traveling, comparing setlists, knowing each other. A high desert saloon on a Thursday, wooden floor, patio between sets. Music at 9:00 PM in Pioneertown. Crowds like this one spend the set break working out where everybody is going next, and the answer is usually somewhere worth following.
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