American Bands

 
DSC00459Last night's show at Bowery Ballroom offered a sampling of straight-up American music from bands hailing from sea to shining sea. The Loom (Brooklyn, NY) played a stunning opening set, using the transporting vocals of John Fanning and Sydney Price and Lis Rubard's horn and trumpet playing to fall somewhere in between Bell Orchestre and The Punch Brothers. These United States (Lexington, KY) fell short on the back of Jesse Ellliott's shaky vocals and appearance, but San Francisco vets The Mother Hips played a tight hour-long set of straight-ahead rock punctuated with extended jams that had the whole room shaking. (More pics at the FoM Flickr page.)

6 thoughts on “American Bands”

  1. Great pix on the Flickr page. As a correction, though Jesse Elliott is the singer for These United States, not Justin Craig. He’s one the guitar players.

  2. Great pix on the Flickr page. As a correction, though Jesse Elliott is the singer for These United States, not Justin Craig. He’s one the guitar players.

  3. Great pix on the Flickr page. As a correction, though Jesse Elliott is the singer for These United States, not Justin Craig. He’s one the guitar players.

  4. Great pix on the Flickr page. As a correction, though Jesse Elliott is the singer for These United States, not Justin Craig. He’s one the guitar players.

  5. Great pix on the Flickr page. As a correction, though Jesse Elliott is the singer for These United States, not Justin Craig. He’s one the guitar players.

  6. Great pix on the Flickr page. As a correction, though Jesse Elliott is the singer for These United States, not Justin Craig. He’s one the guitar players.

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