If you don't know Laura Marling, you haven't lived.
Marling's drummer is, incidentally, Marcus Mumford of Mumford and Sons (see below).
I hope to catch her when I'm in London town!
Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/lauramarling
On another note, in my recording engineering course we're recording "Lady Madonna."
As an honor to motherhood, I dedicate this song to my sister. Please, let's send positive thoughts to her and her child, they need it right now.
Some interesting tidbits about the song:
According to Ian MacDonald's Revolution in the Head (2008) the song's immediate influence was "Johnny Parker's boogiewoogie piano line on Humphrey Lyttleton's 'Bad Penny Blues'."
I hear it.
"First Beatles song to use Blues scale since "Good day Sunshine""
Friday, May 15, 2009
Laura Marling, Beatles
Posted by A Mad Soft Laughter at 6:24 PM
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