Conference napalm::guitar

3121.0. "The Jaye Foucher Project" by BUSY::SLABOUNTY (A swift kick in the butt - $1) Wed Oct 04 1995 11:09

    
    	Went to The Zone on Friday night to check out The Jaye Foucher
    	Project.  Excellent, really.
    
    	3-piece band ... guitar/bass/drums.  Jaye is probably the best
    	female guitarist I've ever seen.  All instrumentals, except
    	for 1 song that they claim they wrote between soundcheck and
    	the start of the show.  And it wasn't bad, either.
    
    	Here's a snippet from the "fan club request" letter I'm going
    	to send to the band:
    
    	[start snippet]
    
	Not being into music theory [I listen quite well, but could
	never get the hang of the playing part] and not being too good
	in the "technical and technique" categorization, the best I
	can do is to say you sound like a cross between Blues Saraceno
	[you definitely have very similar tone] and the melodic side of
	Steve Vai.  Which is a great combination, I might add.

	You play with feeling, you can play light/heavy music, you've
	got speed if the song warrants it.
    
    	[end snippet]
    
    	I bought a copy of their demo tape, but I haven't listened to
    	it yet ... although they played at least one of the songs, and
    	it was great.
    
    	They did an excellent cover of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight", with
    	an "extended jam remix" instrumental in the middle.
    
    	If they're playing anywhere near you, check 'em out!!
    

    Where's the melodic side of Steve Vai been hiding?

    
    	This doesn't mean anything to me [a rack's a rack], but it will
    	to most of you:
    
    	Jaye's rig:
    
    
    	ADA MP1 Midi Tube PreAmp - ADA MPC Midi foot controller
    		|
    	MXR 32-band graphic EQ
    		|
    	Alesis Quadraverb
    		|
    	Hush IIC Stereo Noise Reduction system
    		|
    	ADA MicroTube 200W Power Amp
    		|
    	ADA 2xN cab -- ADA 2xN cab [no size listed]
    

    
    Blech. That's not a RACK. It has no HAIR!
    
    -b

    Tell 'im to jump into the 90's  with that stuff, eh?
    :-)

    
    	You mean tell HER, I guess?