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« Weird biology: Scientists create DNA, teenager acquires organ donor's blood type, immune system | Main | Sunday Web tools: R.I. blog aggregator, tweaks for music, mail, grandma » January 26, 2008Fab Faux performs live The Beatles' studio sound
'It's about the music': They don't look like the Beatles, but the The Fab Faux are attempting to replicate the studio sound of the band's later work in live performance. At NPR: Rebuilding The Beatles, Note by Note: Perhaps it was just as well that The Beatles stopped performing publicly, given the constant screaming and the limitations presented by the technology of the day. Much of the music they recorded after 1966 couldn't be re-created onstage anyway. They aren't impersonators -- you won't hear John Lennon's voice -- and the timing of some songs is slightly different, but they're good musicians, and the sound is very close to the Beatles records. The Fab Faux's site is full of information, photos and links, and you can hear lots of clips and tunes at the band's MySpace page. via Robot Wisdom Posted by Sheila Lennon |
my passport photo blogging since 2002 garden blogs archived headlines  Sheila Lennon is features & interactive producer of projo.com, the Web site of The Providence (R.I.) Journal Rhode Island |
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