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Boston Magdalene

Indeed.

I think so too. She has one album out, Visitor. I'll get it soon.

Awesome voice.

Did you listen/watch the video? Spiro's voice is a classic after hours jazz club or lounge voice. I really enjoyed that show. I record ACL, but most of the time, it gets stopped, deleted at 10 minutes in or less.

I saw the title of this thread and thought it was a sit-com…🤣

While doing my cardio today, I found another gem from Austin City Limits, Sienna Spiro. With hair from the 60s, a dress from the 70s, and a voice for the ages, I hope you enjoy this one as much as I did.

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Petula Clark Downtown (1965)

Righteous Brothers Yoy've Lost That Loving Feeling (1965)

We Five You Were On My Mind (1965)

Rolling Stones (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction 1965

)our Tops I Can't Help Myself (1965)

Beastie Boys Brass Monkey

Jimbo Ross, Beyond the Groove was released on August 21, 2026. "A practitioner of the 5-string electric viola, Ross has spent decades navigating the line between classical precision, blues grit, and straight-ahead jazz improvisation. On Beyond the Groove (Bodacious Records, 2026), Ross presents his chosen instrument within a supportive and texturally grounded quintet. The core band features Stuart Elster on piano, Joe Gaeta on guitar, Peter Marshall on bass, and Ron Wagner on drums. Operating entirely in an acoustic, organic space—devoid of digital pedals or distortion—the ensemble functions as a swinging unit, creating a conversational backdrop that allows the warm, cello-like lower register and upper range of Ross’s instrument to carry the melodic weight of classic bebop and hard bop." You can read the rest of the review here...