Homeskoolin’ Memorial Day bonus track “Mad Man Moon”

A classic Genesis number from the “Trick Of The Tail” album....1976...

NINETEEN59 335 through an EHX Mellotron pedal into a spooky clean old blackface Pro Reverb

[thestereoclub]

This made my day. No Pro Tools, no click track, no pitch correction, just two humans doing something heart felt for a few thousand strangers.

[thejamnasium]

Buk has single-handedly made me re-evaluate how I feel about Genesis/Phil Collins

[thomascoulter]

More talent in that garage than some Stadium shows I’ve witnessed. Much Love here!

[paulkontz]

Hard to believe that just happened in a garage somewhere in Nashville. Beautiful. Thank you, guys. And thanks to those who gave all.

[wolverine]

“Bux and Buk”, Absolutely fabulous together. Sarah has the voice of an angel, and Tom’s touch and chord selection goes without saying. Simply beautiful.

[robjordan]

Can’t believe I’m saying this but Uncle Larry did all right for himself.

[TraneFrancks]

Oh, wow. This takes me back. I'm 58, man. Trick was regularly on the rotation. ❤️

[basilandrigsby]

Good lord. Well it doesn’t get much better than that does it? Awesome! X

[gh]

Tom's voicings of Bank's chords are sublime. I teared up when Sarah started singing because they completely captured the true essence of this song with just guitar, voice, and flute (go listen to the original). This is so real (what I love about this channel), and is a thing of beauty. Also, I need to go find one of those Mellotron pedals.

[yellowtruckproductions]

I keep coming back to this one. It's all great, but Tom's look at Sarah at the end is priceless!

[LookinUp]

You married an angel. Brings tears to the eyes!

[joey]

Man, I was 16 by that time and I LOVED it!!!

[misterknightowlandco]

Too much talent for one household. Your a blessed man. Happy Memorial Day and thanks for the tune.

[compassionatenature]

The level of concentration on the song here is astonishing, admirable, indeed. Agreement on parts, performance accuracy. And then the realization these folks are married to each other. Pretty unlikely. But then a marriage old enough to include kids old enough to have had real hurts themselves. Real traumatic history together! This is the stuff of art! Drama! Prog-rock is this. Rock on, dear ones.

[RhythemNBlues]

May I say that this takes the "garage band" thing to a whole new level!

[kenbelliveau]

I remember watching this when it was first shown and thinking how wonderful it was. And seeing it again today makes it even more special. If only I could play like that and accompany a voice like that, well that would be something!

[steveb.]

Oh Man! I LOVE Genesis too!! Glad to see so many Lambs and Dukes in the comments. What a great cover of such a great tune. I was 9 years old... my best friend takes me in his basement where his hippy older brothers had all their rock and roll band gear... they were gone out partying whatever... He says "sit down (in the orange bean bag chair) and listen to this..." Then spins Dance On A Volcano! I've never recovered :)

[sconor]

Songs you'd never thought you see on a guitar...Awesome

[stratmagic]

I love the way you guys look at each other. AFTER 10 years that is a real blessing.

[rickiejohnsonmusic]

Tommy my fingers hurt just watching you expertly reach those chords. Ive been playing 59 years and never learned more than to be able to play in first and second position and a few bar chords. I really have regrets not having done the hours of real rigorous, strategic practice that must be the only way to truly know the neck and use it so effortlessly. Kudos to you and also to Sarah for achieving excellence at what you do. I'm really grateful to both of you for giving of yourselves that we may be able to enjoy your music.