Last night really couldn't have been better. It started here:
the Town & Country Saloon where Elliot cleverly pointed out, it was surprising that we didn't need a passport to get in. This place was definitely in a different world, possibly a different galaxy (for those who don't know me personally, I tend not to frequent bars where drunks sing karaoke at the dinner hour). Serves me right for wanting to get to the show early, I guess. Although, I would like to give a shout out to Mike, Serge, and Scott for their takes on Elvis and Bob Seger. Your performances were.... incediary. Also, to the host, who reminded both Liz and I of Miracle Max's wife, from the Princess Bride.
Rather than screw up the rest of the post, I'll just post the videos - not great quality, I know, but as I always say, you get what you pay for. They should be roughly in the order that they were played last night. Oh, Basia played a couple of songs - the second one with this tiny little hammer on her autoharp, supercool - that I didn't know, so if anyone can fill me in that would be appreciated.
Basia Bulat
"Unknown"
"In the Night"
"Little Waltz" (probably my favourite of the night)
"Unknown 2"
I Was A Daughter.mp3
Hayden
"In field & town"
"Where and When"
"Damn this feeling"
"Lonely Security Gaurd"
"Trees Lounge"
"Killbear"
"Weight of the World" w/ Basia Bulat
"Bad As They Seem"
Now, as I've figured out this mp3 hosting thing, I thought this would be an appropriate one to post.
Hayden - Message from London.mp3
Also, thanks to the young chap who was good enough to slide over to make the videos possible.
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2 comments:
Great job on all of the videos. I am attending their show tonight and they were a fantastic primer for that.
Basia is a remarkable talent. London should be very proud.
And when you say: "you get what you pay for," I hope you are not referring to the cheap labour slave that did all the recording for you, or her equipment...
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