Wylie J Miller (bass) played in Bourke Street Mall. The Fearless Girl statue is in Fed Square.
08 January 2022
Misc Melb
Firstly, I just
arrived and who was playing in Bourke Street Mall than Wylie J
Miller, slap funk looping bassist and singer and quite a decent
entertainer. Of course we talked bass, again, his bass being an
Alembic 5-string, Stanley Clarke model. He showed me the Victor
Wooten signature on the back of head. Wow. This has character. I
also noticed a very decent gig bag, fully needed. Great fun, funky
slapping and effective loops. Always a pleasure, Wylie. I’d
noticed the Alembic; he told me most people notice the coloured
strings. I understand! And a discovery at Federation Square later
that day. The girl statue is a match for the NYC Fearless Girl by
Kristen Visbal, the one who who stands up to the charging Finance
bull. I hadn’t noticed it before. Nice to see the connection
across the oceans. Wikipedia advises the Fed Square statue appeared
for International Women’s Day 8 March 2019 and will stay for 4
years.
Labels:
Fearless Girl,
Melbourne,
Wylie J Miller
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