Artist: The Fine Machines
Link:
https://www.facebook.com/TheFineMachines
Effectively only one/third of The Fine
Machines played his respective instruments at Trash Bar. The bassist
was alone on stage with singer/rhythm guitarist, Dan Piccoli, but
played the banjo instead of his usual upright. Absent was guitarist
Jim Joustra and, judging from TFM's YouTube videos, we missed
something special -- his are excellent song-appropriate solos.
However, every bit his equal is professional-caliber vocalist
Piccoli. Likable with a good look and the passionate delivery of
Chris Martin (Coldplay), his voice possesses a strength and
personality on par with any singer-songwriter atop today's folk rock
scene. Piccoli's voice is pure and compelling sincere. With an
abundance of talent on vocals and guitar, and traces of contemporary
Americana, TFM will serve as the soundtrack to movies and our lives
for years to come. The Fine Machines are the American successor to
Mumford & Sons.
*** The author of this review, Ralph
Peterson, plays the dhol for the following band:
http://youtu.be/tMS73-1kCr8
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