Fan video from our show at Pappy & Harriet’s. Thank you!
Fogelfoot is a new band, despite its international stardom and influence, and we are always looking for documentation of our existence. These photos were sent to us by Cheri Elliott, a photographer from Santa Barbara, who saw us at Jensen’s Mainstage.
What is odd is that Ms. Elliott is something like 4′10″ and Fogelfoot as a band is something like 19 feet tall, so I’m not sure if she was trying to photograph us or keep from being crushed.
Despite what we can only imagine as the abject fear we inspire in those who attempt to capture our image, the show was great.
We had a great time and great show at Club Fais Do Do last week. Fan Jamye Waxman sent us this iPhone video of “Ann & Hope” in which, most significantly, we acknowledge Lance Crow’s singularity among Los Angeles drummers.
While we are fans of all viral video, our talent and sound seemed to overwhelm the iPhone’s tender sensibilities. Still, viewers can get an idea of our sheer majesty, both onstage and in the hearts of people like Waxman who, as you will see from the video, is multidimensional in her affections.
With Kimberly Kane, the B-flat Baritone Horn, and Belladonna December 5 after our set at Busby’s East in Hollywood. Photos by Gia Jordan.
Attached you will see a few stills from the Zapruder film of our performance at Fais Do Do. In these pictures we look like Portishead sounds, and often seem anointed by the Holy Spirit.
It was a great show. We did a second, abbreviated and inebriated set for latecomers.
Thanks to Roy Karch and Kimberly Kane for the photos.
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