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During the first song, I was mesmerized by the action of the video camera movements, switcher fading and editor. It felt as if I were right there, behind the camera.

A wonderful video recording to supplement the softness of the song and beautiful guitar.

Many time when I am recording a concert, I am totally lost to the  music and deeply engrossed in the movement of the camera. I like close-up of fingers on the guitar strings, they show emotions. 

Even a bee on my leg might not distract me. Its a beautiful feeling.  

Storm, very nice and enjoy the concert Errol.    

Tola
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

She is genius, once in  lifetime, genuine singing and playing. Even the nonsense songs like the one at position 16 are completely mesmerizingly beautiful. There is a sense of the baroque  to it even if at it's heart it is simple. She reminds me at times of Beth Middler but she is more than that and unique.

I watched 16, excellent stuff.

 

Camera people attending rehearsals of a video/photo shoot is very important to understand cues at a performance, or wedding.

Editing is important, but if a cameraperson don't capture the footage, there is very little an editor can do.

At wedding rehearsals, this is where I learn about relationships and captured the best candid shots of relatives, during the wedding.     

Tola
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

Errol, how was the show.

The show was absolutely fantastic.  Mark was in very fine form.  I had heard him on a video about two years ago and his voice seemed to be cracking.  Last night, however, it was firm and mellifluous the old Mark Knopfler.  My daughter had not paid much attention to him in the past because she felt he was not of her generation.  She was blown away.  The audience refused to let him go quietly - he came back for two encores.

FM

Cain/Stormborn:

 

Katie is one of my favorite artistes.  I first heard her when she did a tribute to Eva Cassidy, one of my icons, when she passed away a few years ago.  One of the great regrets of my life is that I never attended one of her shows even though she was from Maryland and performed at local clubs, especially Blues Alley on numerous occasions.

 

 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXBNlApwh0c

 

FM
Last edited by Former Member
Originally Posted by Errol Arthur:

Cain/Stormborn:

 

Katie is one of my favorite artistes.  I first heard her when she did a tribute to Eva Cassidy, one of my icons, when she passed away a few years ago.  One of the great regrets of my life is that I never attended one of her shows even though she was from Maryland and performed at local clubs, especially Blues Alley on numerous occasions.

 

 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXBNlApwh0c

 

Love eva.  Some of the guys I used to play with knew her growing up. Never knew of her when  she was alive.

 

I play songs like songbird and fields of gold exactly as she did. She had a way of creating wonderful fingersyle harmonies to match her unique voice that made old songs new.

 

Someone created a guitar songbook with tab sheets of her music and I play from it all the time because  the pieces   fall in place under the finger  naturally as though they were meant to be played that way all along.

 

This katie girl is a different kettle of fish. She is unique and wonderful in her own way. She is also not as shy as Eva and is lucky to be recording from an early age. She is one of the richest artiste in Britain. Eva died broke

 

FM
Last edited by Former Member
Originally Posted by Stormborn:

Errol take a listen to this English girl. You may like her. simple soothing harmonies.

 

Listening to 96.1, late one night about 3 years ago. Between sleep and wake, I heard that unique voice. I called the Radio Station, I missed her name. The next morning radio station called me back with the name. What a great song writer and she has a style of her own. Beautiful songs. Leonard Cohen is also a great song writer, unique in his deliverance as well.  

S

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