Lindsey Stirling - just WOW

[Weetabix]

My daughters do pretty good covers of Lindsey Stirling. I hear it coming from around the house, and I don't always know if it's Youtube or live. Adding the footwork detracts from their musical performance, though.

[Darrell]

Needs pointy ears.

She's very cute, and quite the violin player, but I can only take Lindsey Stirling in small doses. Jenny O'Connor is beautiful; here she is playing the theme from Last of the Mohicans at some renfair:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dk2u25v53FQ

Quite flat chested, though.

[skb12172]

Nice. Well Done.

She reminds me of a piano major I used to bang in college. She liked her men sweaty, and I was working a manual labor job in the afternoon. She'd show up at my apartment about five o'clock, just as I was walking in the door. We'd drink a beer, then git nekkid. Funny thing, when I asked her about the wedding ring, she told me that her husband was a psych grad student, and never got sweaty. And she liked to be banged by a hard working man. So, three or four times a week for six months, I'd help her out.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

And…yeah. Exhibit A of why I'd never trust a woman enough to chain myself to her in marriage again. Buying is for suckers. I'll stick to renting.

[skb12172]

Saw Celtic Woman on PBS a week or so ago. The fiddler there is pretty amazing also.

Another from their website.

Eh…not so much. Those licks she plays are pretty repetitive and sound a lot harder than they actually are. Of course, it would be difficult to play anything too challenging, the way she dances around. I'll agree with you that she LOOKS amazing, though.

[MarkD]

Lovely, talented, and a self-described nerd.

If I were [strike]15[/strike] [strike]20[/strike] 25 years younger and single.......

I saw Celtic Woman at Radio City Music Hall a few years ago, around St Patrick's Day. Lovely lasses all.

[Weetabix]

Nice. Well Done.

She reminds me of a piano major I used to bang in college. She liked her men sweaty, and I was working a manual labor job in the afternoon. She'd show up at my apartment about five o'clock, just as I was walking in the door. We'd drink a beer, then git nekkid. Funny thing, when I asked her about the wedding ring, she told me that her husband was a psych grad student, and never got sweaty. And she liked to be banged by a hard working man. So, three or four times a week for six months, I'd help her out.

Thanks for the trip down memory lane.

And…yeah. Exhibit A of why I'd never trust a woman enough to chain myself to her in marriage again. Buying is for suckers. I'll stick to renting.

Or trust a woman around any of you guys.

[PawPaw]

Or trust a woman around any of you guys.

If a married person (of any gender) is fooling around, it ain't the fault of their fooling-around partner.

You can trust me around any woman, because I am happily married and my vows mean something to me. At the time, I was single, and if her vows didn't mean anything to her, I was simply the flavor of the week.

The last time I was single ('98-01) I probably did as many married women as single women. How they explained that to their partners was NOT my concern.

[308Mike]

Barcelona, where Charlie starts going to town at around 3:50.

From my Wiki link above:

Charlie Bisharat is a Grammy-winning violinist who has toured and/or recorded with numerous notable artists. He was a member of Shadowfax, who won a Best New Age Performance Grammy in 1988 for Folksongs for a Nuclear Village. He has toured with Yanni during the Reflections of Passion, Revolution in Sound, Dare to Dream and Yanni Live, The Symphony Concerts 1993 concert tours. He is also featured on John Tesh's live concert video Live at Red Rocks. Bisharat accompanied Tesh in live shows as his "co-writer" and "co-producer".[1]

Bisharat's work can be heard in more than 200 recordings, including soundtracks such as Swordfish, Texas Rangers and Steal Big Steal Little. He also had cameo performances in Austin Powers in Goldmember and The Drew Carey Show and Friends. Bisharat has written and recorded a jazz improvisational book and CD, "Beyond Classical Violin" for Cherry Lane Music.

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This is an incomplete list of artists with whom Charlie Bisharat has toured and/or recorded including:

• Philip Aaberg
  Will Ackerman
  Aerosmith
  Al Andalus Ensemble
  Jon Anderson
  Jonathan Elias
  Don Grusin
  Elton John
  Bradley Joseph
  Tears for Fears
  Josh Groban
  Patti LaBelle
  David Lanz
  Lindsay Lohan
  Barry Manilow
  Ricky Martin
  The Rolling Stones
  Shadowfax
  Strunz & Farah
  Ruben Studdard
  Zade Dirani
  Linkin Park
  Roman Miroshnichenko
  Omar Akram
  Miley Cyrus

[308Mike]

If you like good saxophone.

[JustinR]

I saw yesterday that Lindsey Stirling's new album just went on pre-sale.