Although more easily referred to as one half of Schooner, Limbs is a solo endeavor of sorts for Schooner bassist and Organos frontwoman Maria Albani, and Organos guitarist and Schooner frontman Reid Johnson.
But rather than calling the collaboration a side project, it’s actually the pair doing what they do best: playing Schooner and Organos tunes.
The duo will perform next Wednesday, Dec. 22 at Cat’s Cradle on a bill that includes New York’s Baby Copperhead and bluegrass collective Great Dog Almighty.
The show should be a great break from the Christmas build-up, and tickets are just $5.
If you missed Maria and Reid performing Schooner tunes on Sessions at Studio B, check out the video over on it’s landing page. We’re also looking forward to the new year when we welcome the pair back in to perform some Organos tunes on Jan. 27, 2011.
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