Music Appreciation
Related: About this forumThe kids are much more than all right. Jayler. Young British band. Four music students with a classic rock sound.
Their website: https://jayler.co.uk/
Print interview from last year: https://emergingrockbands.co.uk/interview-jayler/?v=0b3b97fa6688
Live, 5/18/2024:
First video from their debut EP:
Second video from their debut EP:
September 2023, covering the Cactus cover of the Willie Dixon song first recorded by Howlin' Wolf:
Video interviews:
highplainsdem
(60,088 posts)Swede
(38,386 posts)I'll have to give all the these tunes a listen.
highplainsdem
(60,088 posts)of the classic rock artists we've loved for decades too, of course - both what they did long ago and what they're still doing, if they're still with us and still making music.
But bands like Jayler are the best possible reminder that classic rock has endured because it's classic. And kids love it, too.
ProfessorGAC
(75,861 posts)HPD and I did a PM exchange about these videos just last night.
The studio versions are well-performed, the soubd is very good. I think you'll like the guitar tones.
The singer is good! Excellent range & power.
The live cut(s) are a little loose in spots, but still pretty darned good.
I think you'll like it.
highplainsdem
(60,088 posts)veteran journalist in Australia and the UK who said they were the best new band he'd ever seen:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/1034137720
Figarosmom
(9,787 posts)Last edited Mon Jan 27, 2025, 01:44 PM - Edit history (1)
To have their act down pat.
highplainsdem
(60,088 posts)highplainsdem
(60,088 posts)the sentence wondering if they'll "make their own music" - but why are you so negative toward a young band playing classic rock well?
Figarosmom
(9,787 posts)And I should have listened to more than just the last clip.
I'm not negative against young performers. All the greats started out young. This weekend I posted onr of Van Morrison when he was about 16. Jimmy Page , Jeff Beck and most of the others in those days were all very young when they started too.
highplainsdem
(60,088 posts)refer to behavior that's insincere, that's a pretense. And combined with what you'd written first about them not having their own music, I thought you felt they were just wannabes pretending to be rock musicians, trying to act like serious rock musicians.
Anyway, if you google
"act down pat" pretending
you'll see the sort of comment I thought you meant.