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Hard Rock!
So I was listening to Club 27 recently and the guitar solo gave me some real Santana vibes! Which made me think, I know folk and psychedelic is your bread and butter, but you definitely have the chops and the energy to play fast, loud rock and roll too! Any chance we’ll ever see you pull out some Les Pauls and Marshall stacks and blast some Zeppelin?
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Haha good question, Nathan!
We’ve done some Who, Stones and Cream songs over the years but we don’t really have that classic hard rock kind of voice that comes to mind with bands like Zeppelin, Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath etc. (if that’s the kind of stuff you are referring to). We might go a bit heavier from time to time, also with our original songs, but when it comes to covers, classic hard-rock isn’t really our go-to genre. But you never know 🙂
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Nice question Nathan. Well, Lisa you’ve done some pretty awesome hard rock stuff to date, Deep Purple Smoke On The Water is classic hard rock, as well as those awesome guitar sounds on Santana’s Sampa Pa Ti, all before you were 14! I think whatever hard rock stuff you decide to foray into, you’d knock it out of the ball park. I don’t like the ultra hard rock super fast stuff of many hard rock/metal bands that is just fast and loud for the sake of being fast and loud. It’s the feeling you bring across in those rock guitar riffs you and Mona do so brilliantly like in Club 27 that is ultra remarkable.  In Club 27, I hear some wonderful Hendrix kind of guitar howling and brilliant hard rock performance there, and what superb rock and roll sounds in the Kinks, You Really Got Me, and love the way you transformed White Room. I think that variety in your original is very, very special like being able to go from a powerful Club 27 to a delicate Still A Friend of Mine at the end of Orange. What a breathtaking roller coaster ride.
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