A song about that certain difficult person.  There's always one.  And sometimes, it's yourself.

Written and "discarded" in 2012, reworked in 2019.

Overboard

Pickpocket (Acoustic)

And this, kids, is why you send your tracks to a pro.  Remastered by Michael Ryan, Hawkehaven Music, Austin, TX

https://hawkehavenmusic.wordpress.com/

Overboard -- remaster

Anderson Mill Pub -- Kat Brotherton, W. Scott Snyder, Linda Law, Dave Migues (w/Haunani Bass, Elizabeth, Robin T Smith, & Ian Phillips)

Pickpocket(live at AMP)

Flipside (live at AMP)

Slow Burn (live at AMP)

From the Archives -- 2012
The Blue Diamonds perform Paul Simon's "Late in the Evening"

Mat Tuttle -- lead guitar, vocals
Brian Veraa -- rhythm guitar, vocals
Kat Brotherton -- flute, vocals, shekere
Bob Spratt -- bass
Steve Turner -- drums
Warren Gill -- trombone, percussion
Dave Dalke -- trumpet, percussion

The Blue Diamonds -- Late In the Evening (cover)

From the Archives -- 2012
The Blue Diamonds perform The Bamboos "Bring It Home"

Mat Tuttle -- lead guitar
Brian Veraa -- rhythm guitar
Kat Brotherton -- vocals
Bob Spratt -- bass
Steve Turner -- drums
Warren Gill -- trombone, backup vocals
Dave Dalke -- trumpet, backup vocals

The Blue Diamonds -- Bring It Home (cover)

From the Archives -- 2012
The Blue Diamonds perform Ray Lamontagne's "Three More Days"

Mat Tuttle -- lead vocals, guitar
Brian Veraa -- lead guitar
Kat Brotherton -- acoustic guitar, tambourine
Bob Spratt -- bass
Steve Turner -- drums
Warren Gill -- trombone
Dave Dalke -- trumpet

The Blue Diamonds -- Three More Days (cover)

Golden Oldie.  This song is older than some of my friends!

This is the original recording of "Liberation" as written/performed by Blue Lucy, with Carly Harrison on lead vocals, and Kat(hy) Haslett-Brotherton on harmonies.  And some strummy guitar!

Blue Lucy -- Liberation (1996)

The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias wherein relatively unskilled individuals suffer from illusory superiority, mistakenly assessing their ability to be much higher than is accurate. Dunning and Kruger attributed this bias to a metacognitive inability of the unskilled to recognize their own ineptitude and evaluate their own ability accurately.

Dunning-Kruger

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