Відео

An original song, a rebuttal to Hendrix's Hey Joe, the murder ballad that pushed me over the edge. Jake Weber - Vocal and Acoustic Guitar Aldo Swager - Lead & Rhythm Electric Guitar David Ariz - Bass Grant Williams - Drums / Sound Engineer

I was inspired by the lyrics written by my friend Terry Hayes, and Feather River was up for trying it out. Thanks, friends! Jake Weber, Guitar/vocals Rob Witte, Bass/vocals Bob Van Lone, Guitar/vocals Rob Fraser, Drums Sam Albright, Mandolin

It was great meeting and playing in real time with people we had mostly played on line with through Jamulus. We met up in Minneapolis. Here's Miss Ohio, by Gillian Welch, played by: Jake Weber, Acoustic and vocals Dave Porter, Guitar Brian Pratt, Bass and vocals Grant Williams, Drums Leonard Su, Keyboards

A clip from Third Place Commons gig in 2022 playing Annabelle (Gillian Welch) with Arlea Forbes-Prader on fiddle

Heather Townsend, Vocals Jake Weber, Vocals Leonard Su, Keyboards Grant Williams, Drums Jeff Hotchkiss, Bass Randy Hano, Guitar Mark Yeo, Guitar Steve Clarke, Soprano Sax

The bride and groom dancing to the Wiretappers (with fabulous Paul Elliott on fiddle) version of Yearning. Scott Spadafora on Pedal Steel, Dave Smith on mandolin, Mark Snyder on Bass and Jake Weber, guitar.

Getting a little darker on a beautiful Saturday afternoon, such a joy to play with Dave

Jake’s original, captured at Dave’s house on a beautiful Saturday afternoon

Dave’s House Saturday 1/18/20 You Don’t See It

Wiretappers at the NW Folklife Festival 2011 on the Fisher Green Stage, with Larry Chung singing Thanks A Lot

A poem of Jake's Mom-in-Law, Shirley, put to song. Played by the Wiretappers with Paul Elliott at the Shoreline Unitarian Church

A version of this song by the Wiretappers with Paul Elliott at the Shoreline Unitarian Church

Wiretappers with Paul Elliott at the Shoreline Unitarian Church

Wiretappers with Paul Elliott at the Shoreline Unitarian Church

Old Fashioned Love - The Wiretappers Paul Elliott