The YouTube group, +++ Foxes and Fossils +++ , received +++ a very nice write up +++ in the Arts and Culture section of the Atlanta (Georgia) Journal Constitution newspaper.

Several of the group's YouTube videos have been linked to in the forum so I thought everyone might like to know some of the background behind the group and its evolution.

Great link Jim. I love these guys.


I've been hooked ever since I heard them do "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes".


Thanks for posting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S23VK1v9dB8&feature=youtu.be

Angel from Montgomery by John Prine (Cover) - Foxes and Fossils


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkjFgO-v1O0

Excellent article, Jim and thanks for the share.

I loved the line: “This is like finding a Rembrandt at a yard sale,”
That's pretty much exactly what I thought when I first came across their material. They are dedicated, talented and virtuoso performers, yet tend to quietly remain in the shadows, humbly waiting for people to discover them.

I've watched countless performances of them at restaurant venues, where some of the patrons seemed to be thinking more about the food than the genius performers in front to them.

What a remarkable team. Absolutely.

Really good article, thanks for sharing. I'm a very new listeners to these guys, but their work is pretty remarkable. I'm surprised they haven't blown up more - but they seem to be gaining for traction recently, so I think their time may be coming.