Girl guitarist with attitude

[Detailed Infinity]

I was looking at Zoe's all girl band and although their guitar work can't be faulted there's a distinct lack of atmosphere to a static albeit appreciative audience of I suspect people of a certain age (wonder why such a youngish female band want to play old fella's instrumentals).

I also follow a young female guitarist--Laura Cox, Now this won't go down with the cringe worthy Shadow steps performed by the old blokes but she does know how to rattle the Steradent bottles and lift the hair pieces and clears out the ear wax.

Perhaps a change of direction Zoe? Check out her channel.

Bri

[Didier]

Another example of all girls' bands :



Didier

[dave robinson]

Are there any good examples anywhere . . . . So wooden, not for me sorry.

[Alan Prudhoe]

[dave robinson]

Now you're talkin'

[ecca]

What about that wench that was to play with Michael Jackson ?

[cockroach]

The young lady who played with Michael Jackson is a young Greek- Australian (i.e Australian born) girl from here in Adelaide South Australia- her name is Orianthi.

Anyway, Zoe and her group are playing our type of music- so what if they don't carry on like crazies? They can play properly!

The fact that young people are interested and enthusiastic enough to want to play this stuff is terrific- I remember seeing Justin and his group - with that incredible young drummer lad - at Shadowmania in 2007, when I came over to the UK- good on them and all the other young folk with talent and good taste!

[Lee Restarick]

Have a look on YouTube for the Iron Maidens who are an all girl Iron Maiden tribute. Courtney Cox, the redhead is especially gorgeous! And, actually a great guitarist.

[ecca]

Cor what a little boster !
I wonder if she'd be in one of my videos if I asked her nicely ?
I mean, Jet asked me in for a cup of tea when I dropped it to him.

[Detailed Infinity]

Here you go Eric. Almost half a million hits------ no Freudian slip!! I think she's a French girl but I'll not hold that against her. She does play in a band and my purpose in all this is to illustrate how guitarists have moved on from silent audience stage work to interactive stadium gigs. To play an instrumental track as we know it and wait for the ending before you get a clap (careful) is as I say so static. A musician needs the feedback during the performance and that doesn't appear to happen with the type of music here no matter who's playing the gig.

Bri