Greystonesman
50 posts
Jun 30, 2013
5:49 AM
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A young band called The Strypes played at Glastonbury last night. They are 16 and 17yrs old. They played an accoustic set and you can check them out on youtube. They have a guy on harp with awesome tone for one so young.
They are going to be huge.
Search The Strypes Accoustic Glastonbury. you wont be dissappointed
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For sure, an old dog can learn new tricks
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Jared_SA
82 posts
Jun 30, 2013
5:59 AM
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Thanks for the share Greystonesman.
I found the harp on this song way more tasty. Great sound.
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Last Edited by Jared_SA on Jun 30, 2013 6:00 AM
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Greystonesman
51 posts
Jun 30, 2013
6:10 AM
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yeah, awesome. The Stones started out playing this type of R&B. May be, Just may be .....
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For sure, an old dog can learn new tricks
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Greystonesman
52 posts
Jun 30, 2013
6:28 AM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJMjgyaUgv0&feature=player_detailpage
I keep playing this over and over
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For sure, an old dog can learn new tricks
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arnenym
160 posts
Jun 30, 2013
11:13 AM
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Wow!
I really like all i've heard.
If someone can start a new Rock-Rhythm and blues wave it would be these boys..
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Reed Triller
98 posts
Jun 30, 2013
9:10 PM
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I seriously hope these guys make it big!
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clyde
309 posts
Jul 01, 2013
4:53 AM
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While these guys are not super stars, they are all ready pretty big in the U.K. They do pretty well on iTunes
As greystonesman already knows
Last Edited by clyde on Jul 01, 2013 4:57 AM
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cyclodan
10 posts
Jul 01, 2013
6:13 AM
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I'm digging the high energy electric stuff. Derivative? Yeah, (remember some snot nosed young punks from Detroit called the White Stripes? This vid in particular looks like a Vintage Trouble show, Yardbirds, Stones, Who...etc.) but at least they are mining a cool vein. Hope they stay with it, don't get sucked up by the Money Machine Music Industry. Maybe they will grow and mature musically and hopefully influence a new generation.
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