01:40:06
Epoch
11:52
TenMileride March 16, 2024
14:51
Parachutes - Scarlet Begonias 10.15.22
04:46
Thrive (09.24.21)
06:15
The Tighten Up - Live at Charleston Pour House
06:29
Cats Under the Stars 08.20.21 DeadCoversProject
09:01
"The Matador" - Live at Indah Coffee Co.
04:27
No Longer You'll Feel So Alone
06:41
"Tornadoes" at St. Pat's 2019
10:52
Scarlet Begonias by GFATS - #DeadCoversProject
18:04
GFATS at Jerry Fest 2020
02:57
"Let Down" ft. Easel Cathedral
12:09
There Is A Place Where You Can Find It
07:27
Keepers - 2.29.20
05:38
The Cosmos Blast (2.20.20)
05:35
Get On Up - GFATS
03:09
Thrive Everyday - GFATS
13:01
GFATS at Jerry Fest Columbia (2019)
01:39
GFATS Kickstarter Video
06:05
Cats Under the Stars - GFATS
05:57
Get On Up - GFATS Live at Free Times Music Crawl 2018
08:19
GFATS - I Should Have Warned You
00:34
George Fetner and the Strays: The New EP.
05:09
Drinking Bourbon on a Sunday Night
04:13
"Winter Moon" (live) NPR Tiny Desk Submission 2017
00:32
Phish - I Always Wanted It This Way, Charleston 10.15.2016
08:33
A Scene from "Nosferatu" with Original Music by George Fetner
03:26
USC School Music 2015 - Music by George Fetner
06:57
Still Breaking - George Fetner
01:21
Beneath The Ice: Finished!
02:59
Kickstarter video for "Beneath the Ice"
00:14
This is a night for Americans!!!
00:50
Lang zal ze leven in de gloria 12.28.11
01:00
Pinna - Photogenic
00:47
Pinna in the studio part 2
00:46
Pinna in the studio
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About
George Fetner’s a bit of a chameleon. His guises have included stormy Britfolk songwriter (see: [2017’s] Some Things We’ll Change), avant-garde composer (see: 2015’s Beneath the Ice) and proggy jam-rock bandleader (see: his bygone trio Pinna). But Fetner seems most natural fronting The Strays, a rangy and loose-limbed rock ‘n’ roll ensemble that’s built for a good time. The swirling Hammond swells of “Get On Up,” the greasy Tom Petty-isms of “Drinking Bourbon on a Sunday Night,” the bubbly pep of “Parachutes” — these are the calling cards of a songwriter built to bridge crowds. Hey, Fetner was born on a spaceship called rock ‘n’ roll, after all. Why not join him for a ride? — Patrick Wall, Free Times
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