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Yeah, her voice was actually incredible. It's a local song, and obviously them being from Massachusetts, it was probably her first time singing it. She did an outstanding job and could have passed for a lifelong New Orleanian. After hearing that, I was disappointed I didn't show up early enough the day they played to see them. I'll catch them again somewhere in the future.
It's a local song, and obviously them being from Massachusetts, it was probably her first time singing it.
I think she got her start doing gospel, so unlikely. Also, I don't think that's a New Orleans tune. The Baptists and Pentecostals like it too much. I still have never seen them. Videos of her singing were circulating on Facebook many years ago and I've been in love since.
Guys I really just wanna be drunk at Ocean Reef right now blaring music, sitting at the pool, preparing myself to go rock out on the beach.
As I was shoveling a foot of snow out of my driveway this morning I thought: Hmm, wonder if any of the Hangout gang is stuck with an extra Alumni ticket. Shovel, shovel. And extra space in their condo. Shovel, shovel. And is driving by the airport on their way to and from the Hangout.
Didn't seem that far fetched while I was shoveling
I've got an extra hammock I can put up under the beach house for you!
Yeah, her voice was actually incredible. It's a local song, and obviously them being from Massachusetts, it was probably her first time singing it. She did an outstanding job and could have passed for a lifelong New Orleanian. After hearing that, I was disappointed I didn't show up early enough the day they played to see them. I'll catch them again somewhere in the future.
...same, wasn't able to motivate early enough and then watching that performance greatly increased the regret...iration's guitarist did a nice job too...wonder how they arranged the sit ins?...just rando on the spot or some planning?
Yeah, her voice was actually incredible. It's a local song, and obviously them being from Massachusetts, it was probably her first time singing it. She did an outstanding job and could have passed for a lifelong New Orleanian. After hearing that, I was disappointed I didn't show up early enough the day they played to see them. I'll catch them again somewhere in the future.
Its a gospel staple. I have a Cash cover of it. Pretty sure the song was written in the 1920s in Oklahoma though, not the Big Easy.
Word. Then it was an adopted old so-called "negro spiritual" as a repass song by African Americans who use it extensively down here so we've definitely sort of made it our own. I didn't know it was from the 20's though. I figured it was older than that.
Reading about several cancelled 2016 festivals. Three were country (Dega, Big Barrel, Farmborough), a NYC fest was cancelled due to a blizzard, and I think folks have already written about Wakarusa. I really hope Hangout stays viable. Love the beach, vibe, and vacation. Love to see some changes in genre balance of the lineup going forward, but other than that, really enjoy the festival and looking forward to the I-65 drive to the beach in May.
seems like its the Jam fests going under but some taking 2016 off like Boston Calling and prob Waka. I wouldnt count on Hangout going anywhere anytime soon
seems like its the Jam fests going under but some taking 2016 off like Boston Calling and prob Waka. I wouldnt count on Hangout going anywhere anytime soon
Except Forest keeps selling out faster and faster. Strange. I'm banking on Waka coming back in 17, as it's the only festival that gives me everything I really want.
...same, wasn't able to motivate early enough and then watching that performance greatly increased the regret...iration's guitarist did a nice job too...wonder how they arranged the sit ins?...just rando on the spot or some planning?
I actually have no idea. She may have been reading sheet music while she was singing (can't quite remember). I'd guess they either swap tapes/files, practice a bit or whatever when they know what they're going to do. And the various elements of Preservation Hall Jazz Band play with everyone from rappers to rock musicians to jazz artists to electronica and new fusion stuff. There is the house band (the old guys), the brass band and then the horns. It's always great, in my opinion, to have some jamming ass brass to go along with whatever else is being played. And the Sunday afternoon & Friends set included so many great people from (as you said) the Lake Street Dive singer, the Iration guitarist, Borham Lee & Adam Deitch, Beats Antique, etc. Oh to have a couple of opportunities like that this year would go a very long way to piquing my interest (along with as zaj said, a 2 hour Umphrey's set).
Showed up for Friday night Hangout 2010 to watch ZBB and lo and behold, Preservation Hall Band is on stage really gave the show a boost. The Mobile Chorus accompanying Amos Lee last time he played Hangout was amazing. I definitely appreciate festival experiments and collaborations.
Umph playing two hours opposite Weeknd would really change my opinion of 2016. Only concern would be huge crowd closing it down like Moon Taxi rage show a couple years ago.
Two groups on ne215's Twitter plus Jerry Folk and Speaker of the House are listed on the Facebook Malibu post. Were Malibu tent performers listed on main lineup last year?
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Alriiiiiight that helps a little bit. This is good to see that some of these artists on the poster already are included in that tent, that frees up more room now for additions. Could be looking at like somewhere in the 6-8 range now.
Alriiiiiight that helps a little bit. This is good to see that some of these artists on the poster already are included in that tent, that frees up more room now for additions. Could be looking at like somewhere in the 6-8 range now.
There are so many good potential adds that wouldn't break the bank and make Hangout 2016 a better festival. Assuming we get three picks, who do you want?
1) Tedeschi Trucks Band (open) 2) Nathaniel Ratliffe (open) 3) one of the many classic rockers making the circuit i.e., Heart, Kansas, Robert Plant (open)
That tent is going to be PACKED for Hippie Sabotage...
Agreed. Didn't expect them to be on there but can only imagine they play another set that weekend. SNBRN played in the Boom Boom tent and the Malibu Tent last year.
That tent is going to be PACKED for Hippie Sabotage...
The good news with that is hopefully we will have multiple hippie sabotage sets since they are in the Malibu tent. I think Mija played like 6 sets last year lol.
...And someone laughed at my mock with them in the bu tent....
Post by krisplettuce on Feb 25, 2016 16:53:39 GMT -5
Also I wouldn't count on "bands" replacing all of these acts. Since these are dj sets that are moving from the normal boom boom to the malibu the replacment acts will probably be better/bigger edm acts.. Can't wait for that galantis and Duke addition. I can taste it!
The schedule does seem to have a lot of holes. I'd think they would announce within the next week or soon to fire up sales and offer a few performers folks in my age group would want to rent a condo, buy a ticket and see. At 84 days out, and announcing the pre-party, if ticket sales and feedback from rentals is slow, somebody pulls out wallet and buys something to augment existing lineup. I here the Duke and Big G, ok. But, there ain't much in the rock, bluegrass, blues, or over 40 genre.