The Meters - Live at the Great American Music Hall

The Meters - Live at the Great American Music HallWidely hailed as the founding fathers of funk, The Meters laid down the blueprint for groove heavy music that still echoes through hip hop, rock, and soul today. With razor sharp rhythm, swampy New Orleans flavor, and a sound tighter than a snare drum, they turned instrumental jams into seismic statements. Whether backing legends like Dr. John or spinning out classics like "Cissy Strut," The Meters didn't just play funk they defined it. One of New

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Will Young and Maroon 5

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Neil Murray

Ultra Q is a band fronted by Jakob Armstrong - the son of Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day

for a sober songwriter with a proclivity for moody psychedelia

Includes guest performances by Weezer's Rivers Cuomo

lacing melancholy melodies with raw emotion and sneering introspection

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a Middle Ages morning love song about lovers separating at daybreak