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Rose Polenzani > Halfway through the solo, I pass it off to Austin on banjo. This was his first banjo solo, so he gets a victory snapshot as well. Photo by Pete Weiss.
Rose Polenzani > I might be wrong, but I think this is my first ever solo on a stringed instrument - I took the first half of the solo section on the bari uke - and this is my victory snapshot. Photo by Pete Weiss.
Rose Polenzani > Photo by Pete Weiss.
Rose Polenzani > These photos are from Brian Webb's recording session at Verdant studios in Vermont. Pete Weiss (engineer/studio owner) took these totally lovely pictures - he has more at www.nerker.com. This song was a bit of a surprise at the end of the day: we were recording "Bird on a Wire" by Leonard Cohen, and it was spontaneous, lovely, and live. We thought at first it would be just Brian on guitar, but I for some reason wanted to play my baritone ukulele - and it became a loose, sparse arrangement with Austin Nevins on banjo and Jeremy Curtis on double bass. It playful and dire all at once.
Rose Polenzani > Jeremy Curtis on bass, Austin on banjo. Photo by Pete Weiss.
Rose Polenzani > I think you can see the double bass strings vibrating in this picture. Photo by Pete Weiss.
Rose Polenzani > Singing with Brian Webb at Verdant Studios photo
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Halfway through the solo, I pass it off to Austin on banjo. This was his first banjo solo, so he gets a victory snapshot as well. Photo by Pete Weiss.
Rose Polenzani > Halfway through the solo, I pass it off to Austin on banjo. This was his first banjo solo, so he gets a victory snapshot as well. Photo by Pete Weiss.
Halfway through the solo, I pass it off to Austin on banjo. This was his first banjo solo, so he gets a victory snapshot as well. Photo by Pete Weiss.
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