The Fab Faux

[revolver323]

I think Will is primarily a finger style player, so I can see why a pick would seem awkward. With a pick, I play mostly downstrokes (unless it's "Heart of the Sunrise"). I'm sure most of us who have played both styles will agree that some things are easier to do with fingers, some with a pick (although a pick doesn't seem to have stopped Carol Kaye or Joe Osborn). I would not want to play Yes with fingers. I would not want to play Motown with a pick. But that's just me. Maybe Will wants that McCartney pick attack. But I think that, with the right strings (TI Flats, for example) and a suitably long first fingernail on the picking hand, a McCartney-like pick sound is obtainable on most basses. I get it every week with a Lakland 55-94, TIs and a nail.

[ozover50]

Cool.... I like 'No Reply' on their Myspace site.

[lyle_from_minneapolis]

I didn't care for the vocalist last night (though I loved his drumming), but it sure was fun to watch everyone catch all the parts.

[blue_meanie]

Yeah that was a great performance.

[kenposurf]

Recently got turned on to The Sun Kings check out A Day In The Life..the guy that does John is REALLY good.. http://www.myspace.com/herecomethesunkings

[kenposurf]

www.myspace.com/herecomethesunkings

[kenindfw]

If you missed the performance you can see it on Youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Efwyr70W7-4

[winston]

I thought the drummer was great. Close your eyes and you could easily be fooled into thinking that it was a Beatles live recording.

That's pretty darn good... I would say.

[britye]

I agree Brian was a great performance

[westtexasrickenbacker]

It was a great performance, but I like the other close sounding group by the name of the "Fab Four" better.

Taking nothing away from Will and the boys.