Little Ways

@littleways.bsky.social

Unpopular beat combo. Autistic not acoustic. https://littleways.bandcamp.com/

I saw one of the three known Little Ways fans IRL the other day, and have been inspired to do a thing. Not the main thing I'm allegedly working on, nor the other thing, nor the other one, but a secret fourth one.

I never bothered investigating The Goon Sax further, but from the name alone I'm pretty sure my more with-it friends and acquaintances were enjoying watching a full length set of what was basically the Benny Hill theme.

In our continued effort to get to know members of our Bluesky community better, we’re curious…who are your five favorite FEMALE SINGERS / VOCALISTS of all time? 1. Fiona Apple 2. Deborah Harry 3. Cass Elliot 4. Jennifer Doveton 5. Marina Diamandis Special mention to the women of Kenickie.

Lee Harvey (non-Oswald)@valleyguitarist.bsky.social · last yr.

In our continued effort to get to know members of our Bluesky community better, we’re curious…who are your five favorite FEMALE SINGERS / VOCALISTS of all time? PJ Harvey Marceline the Vampire Queen Bjork Aretha Franklin Chrissie Hynde

After hearing the name occasionally for 20-30 years I finally got round to listening to God Is My Co-pilot. Based on the name alone I thought they'd sound like Stone Temple Pilots. They do not. Interesting, but not very easy listening. Also, the artwork for their best-of is quite NSFW

Elizabeth Cotten, folk/blues music pioneer, was born on this day in 1895. She taught herself to play the guitar and banjo as a child. She was left-handed but she played a guitar for a right-hander, meaning she played everything upside down. A little thread!

Elizabeth Cotten