Highplainsdem said that these guys were one of the bands giving her hope for young musicians

[The Polack MSgt]

And, yeah, I see that. If you're into this style (and I am) then it feels like a verification of your tastes when the youngsters love it too.

Anyway, I'm talking about The Band Feel, and Imma post a couple of my favorites...

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I don't know if Glamrock ever visits anymore, but I'm super confident he'd love these guys

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Three counts as a "Couple" to me

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[highplainsdem]

1. Thanks, Sarge! This is such a promising young band.

Classic rock is IMO less about an era than it is about a wide range of rock subgenres that we baby boomers heard constantly and saw expand in all directions, thanks to the huge audience and radio that wasn't completely shackled by corporations. But rock doesn't have an expiration date, any more than classical or country or blues or techno/electronic (which has already been around for several decades) have expiration dates. Pop music is probably the most affected and dated by trends.

And The Band Feel are definitely not pop.

I agree with you that Glamrock would like them.

I caught a few new songs I think you'll love from a bluegrass trio featured on CBS Satuday Morning:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/1034143675 .