She sure can do it all, couldn't agree more Babbs. I also like the slowed down version of Free. Thanks for finding and posting those Tusk.

Nice cap, Miguel, I didn't notice Haley 'Flashing Horns' too

Believe it or not, there is a Beatles link to this hand gesture,

"Flashing Horns", contemporary use by Musicians and Fans

Quote:On the cover of The Beatles' Yellow Submarine album (1969), the cartoon of John Lennon's right hand is making the sign above Paul McCartney's head. For many fans, this was one of the many "Paul is dead" clues. Some may think it is possible that the cartoonist misrepresented the sign for "I love you", which is very similar and more in keeping with the band's public message and image. However, the 1969 cartoon is based on many photos of John Lennon making the hand sign in 1967. One of these photos of Lennon doing the hand sign appears on the cover of a Beatles single release shortly after, making it the first time the hand sign appears on a rock release.

1968 Rolling Stone Cover

(04-15-2013, 07:56 AM)Miguel Wrote: LaRoi Larkin, the drummer.

Thank you!

I know who all of her other band members are, but I honestly couldn't remember him for some reason. I forgot to follow him and Keith on Twitter too until recently. Whoops.

I'm honestly not crazy about Free at that tempo but I really enjoyed Keep Comin' Back.Notto is clearly enjoying himself and the band sounds tight.Seeing Haley grooving along with the guitar solo makes you wonder what it could all be like if they could play together regularly.And good to see that rocker chick is alive and well.

(04-16-2013, 06:01 AM)kaypea Wrote: I'm honestly not crazy about Free at that tempo but I really enjoyed Keep Comin' Back.

I like the fact that Haley is willing to experiment and give her current audience something other than just what they could hear if they played the CD recorded version for the 100th time. Surprises are good like when she did the B.o.b. rap part of "Oh My" at Lollapalooza or added a cool consistant replacement verse shortly there after. This version has a whole different mood about it. The original fast version is an "I'm in control and this is the best for us" upbeat pop vibe, where the slow version is an "I'm really sad it has come to this" bluesy jazz vibe. It's like two different songs for two different genre lovers.

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(04-15-2013, 07:24 PM)Babbs234 Wrote: And "Keep Coming Back" with a Notto extended solo

I hope Tusk or Himm sent these videos to her parents.

Yep...sent to Harry yesterday just before the Boston Marathon Bombing happened. I bet Harry can really appreciate John Notto's guitar solo and I'm sure it reminds Haley of what it's like to perform with Daddio.
2:05 thru 3:15 is a really special treat!

(04-16-2013, 06:45 AM)Himm2 Wrote:

(04-16-2013, 06:01 AM)kaypea Wrote: I'm honestly not crazy about Free at that tempo but I really enjoyed Keep Comin' Back.

I like the fact that Haley is willing to experiment and give her current audience something other than just what they could hear if they played the CD recorded version for the 100th time. Surprises are good like when she did the B.o.b. rap part of "Oh My" at Lollapalooza or added a cool consistant replacement verse shortly there after. This version has a whole different mood about it. The original fast version is an "I'm in control and this is the best for us" upbeat pop vibe, where the slow version is an "I'm really sad it has come to this" bluesy jazz vibe. It's like two different songs for two different genre lovers.

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(04-15-2013, 07:24 PM)Babbs234 Wrote: And "Keep Coming Back" with a Notto extended solo

I hope Tusk or Himm sent these videos to her parents.

Yep...sent to Harry yesterday just before the Boston Marathon Bombing happened. I bet Harry can really appreciate John Notto's guitar solo and I'm sure it reminds Haley of what it's like to perform with Daddio.
2:05 thru 3:15 is a really special treat!

Oh-don't get me wrong-I'm all for experimentation-its just for me,at least this version of Free didn't work too well.But that's what going out on the road with a band affords you-the chance to try new things-change the tempos,arrangements,open things up for solos,trading,not to mention giving Haley the chance to develope as a performer.And Keith Phelps is the type of guy who would get bored playing everything the same way all the time so he's the perfect foil for her.And I thought the guitar solo was very tasty and will probably put a smile on Harry's face.

These guys all obviously enjoy this gig and you just hope that with whatever else happens down the road that they can do this on some kind of regular basis.

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(04-15-2013, 09:53 AM)midnightblues Wrote: The original cut of free , has bin set free. That's dam good.

Hey, Midnight, I made a similar remark after the Vegas version of "Free" was uploaded. I think that either: a.) no one else can appreciate our insightful wit (or, rather, our corny-ness) or b.) other's are just unhappy that they didn't beat us to it...

(P.S. -- Miguel, why isn't there an "obvious" tongue in cheek emoticon?)

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(04-16-2013, 07:44 AM)kaypea Wrote:

(04-16-2013, 06:45 AM)Himm2 Wrote:

(04-16-2013, 06:01 AM)kaypea Wrote: I'm honestly not crazy about Free at that tempo but I really enjoyed Keep Comin' Back.

I like the fact that Haley is willing to experiment and give her current audience something other than just what they could hear if they played the CD recorded version for the 100th time. Surprises are good like when she did the B.o.b. rap part of "Oh My" at Lollapalooza or added a cool consistant replacement verse shortly there after. This version has a whole different mood about it. The original fast version is an "I'm in control and this is the best for us" upbeat pop vibe, where the slow version is an "I'm really sad it has come to this" bluesy jazz vibe. It's like two different songs for two different genre lovers.

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(04-15-2013, 07:24 PM)Babbs234 Wrote: And "Keep Coming Back" with a Notto extended solo

I hope Tusk or Himm sent these videos to her parents.

Yep...sent to Harry yesterday just before the Boston Marathon Bombing happened. I bet Harry can really appreciate John Notto's guitar solo and I'm sure it reminds Haley of what it's like to perform with Daddio.
2:05 thru 3:15 is a really special treat!

Oh-don't get me wrong-I'm all for experimentation-its just for me,at least this version of Free didn't work too well.But that's what going out on the road with a band affords you-the chance to try new things-change the tempos,arrangements,open things up for solos,trading,not to mention giving Haley the chance to develope as a performer.And Keith Phelps is the type of guy who would get bored playing everything the same way all the time so he's the perfect foil for her.And I thought the guitar solo was very tasty and will probably put a smile on Harry's face.

These guys all obviously enjoy this gig and you just hope that with whatever else happens down the road that they can do this on some kind of regular basis.

Kaypea, it's unfortunate that you don't care for this song at this tempo. I think this (and the Vegas version) are far, far better than the "official" released version.

Gulp --OK -- in the past, I've sort of danced around the fact that I don't care for this song. My dislike has nothing to do with the way Haley sings it.

Given what I look for in music, musically, this not a good song. The lyrics may be wonderful (as Haley says, it's an "emotionally mature break up song"), but the melody and accompaniment -- umm -- lack a great deal, to put it as gently as I can. And, while I know that I come into this with a decidedly different musical perspective, I've got too much musical background, training, and intuitiveness to not have a reasonable idea of what "good" is (now that grunge and rap/hiphop aren't the only things heard).

So, Kaypea, when you say this version of "Free" didn't work, I can only assume that it didn't work for you. But that doesn't mean that others wouldn't like it.

I like both versions of Free. I think my all time favorite is from the final night in Las Vegas (which unfortunately was never recorded). Haley put everything she had into that one and it was extremely emotional. Remember that one, Yanni?

(04-16-2013, 10:26 AM)Swansteel Wrote: I like both versions of Free. I think my all time favorite is from the final night in Las Vegas (which unfortunately was never recorded). Haley put everything she had into that one and it was extremely emotional. Remember that one, Yanni?

I sure do Swan, that was also my all time favorite version of Free. Haley's vocals and the feeling she put into that performance were amazing, and Keith and Courtney were really feeling it as well.