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Scroll through the wall on this page. There are some great solo performances on this page of great players.

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(look out - hardcore vibe geek post ahead)

Today at the vibes coffeehouse someone asked "Where are all the other vibes players? Why aren't they here?"
There were 27 of us on the Zoom call today, but there are around 5000 vibesworkshop members on this site. Only 25-40 of us are the hardcore bunch tuning in each week.

"Bridge Over Troubled Water" - Vibes and Strings. Recorded the string track and then played vibes over that. The strings switched from left to right half way past the clip which was not intentional. I wish I had real live strings but I can't afford it. :) An appropriate song I think for the time. Best wishes for everyone out there. Ed

https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/18404783.repair-shop-bbc-brighton-man-t…

This is one song from the full concert that can be accessed on YouTube. I didn't know that Kenny Wolleson played vibes, but I like the way that he places the vibes into the ensemble. The singer is from Argentina and her name is Sofia Rei.

The vibraphone appears to be a Bergerault 4-octave.

Alexey just posted this quarantine video. Exeptional playing and beautiful music. It's the first time i see a vibraphonist really playing 5 mallets, that is, doing something really musical. Enjoy !

“Blue Monk” - it’s been nice having more time to revisit some recordings and transcriptions in the studio library. A few of the greats that I’ve been delving into are Coltrane, McCoy, Chick and Herbie. So much great stuff to learn, grasp and try to assimilate. Here’s a clip with that in mind.

I've been working on the first four chords of "Fine and Dandy" and tonight I decided to jam on them in Bb. I've also been learning about improving my audio quality for recordings and learning how to pair audio and video with iMovie. So...here is a silly little jam. Enjoy!

At the last coffeehouse we talked about audio equipment, so I'll share how I made this: