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Re: One Man Bands

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Folks here are confusing "solo acts" and "singer-songwriters" with "one man bands". A solo project and a singer songwriter might have one person play all the instruments in the recording, but they'll tour with a backing band or maybe play live shows as a stripped down acoustic set. A one man band has one person playing multiple instruments at once in a live setting. Or more recently they might dick around with multiple tracks on a loop pedal. Sometimes it's gimmicky and lame, sometimes it's not.
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Re: One Man Bands

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Jimbo wrote: Tue Jun 22, 2021 12:41 pm Folks here are confusing "solo acts" and "singer-songwriters" with "one man bands". A solo project and a singer songwriter might have one person play all the instruments in the recording, but they'll tour with a backing band or maybe play live shows as a stripped down acoustic set. A one man band has one person playing multiple instruments at once in a live setting. Or more recently they might dick around with multiple tracks on a loop pedal. Sometimes it's gimmicky and lame, sometimes it's not.
Also my understanding. So like Holy Sons is not a one-man-band but Chad VanGaalen is *when* he plays like this (which is how he started out busking) but not when he plays a bunch of instruments himself on his albums.



Fun fact: In addition to being a sometimes one-man-band and renowned animator, Chad VanGaalen did a stupid human trick on Letterman.



In conclusion, one-man-bands are often not great, but sometimes they are.

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