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Fine Tuning

It’s a natural thing that no two human beings have the blues the same way.

Big Bill Broonzy, WFMT Radio, 1957/05/07

Samples

Put your feet up and settle back with The Lip Servicers. If you’re still looking for more, check out recordings by other artists at Tribarac Studio further down the page.

Bring a little joy to your day with the collected musings of The Lip Servicers.
Produced at Tribarac Studio

Ten more tracks from The Lip Servicers.
Produced at Tribarac Studio

In collaboration with The Prime studio in Amsterdam,
Carol Anthony and Busta Rhymes

From the most delicate melodies to raw mayhem, Pinhole deliver a candy bag of true delights (othervoices.ie)

Up-tempo Trad from Colin and Carina

Terry Datson is described as having a: Beautiful, flowing, gently grooving music... Simon Napier-Bell

Let Olive and Aiden transport you back to the 1950's

Funk along with Grainne

Mikey B and The Love Kebabs - Doner or Shish, what do you think?

Excuse Me While I …

Following British power popsters, The Who at the Monterey Pop Festival in June 1967, Jimi Hendrix topped their end–of–show equipment–wrecking outburst by ritualistically setting his own guitar on fire during Wild Thing, then smashing the instrument to pieces and tossing the fragments into the audience. It was a painted guitar, he told Rolling Stone Magazine, March 9th, 1968. I’d just finished painting it that day and was really into it.