1,369 lightbulbs: Overjoyed.

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Overjoyed.

Wednesday, March 4, 2009

That's my feeling upon the discovery of a visionary new artist, one who can not only can sing, but plays a mean bass. To say that Esperanza Spalding gives me hope is admittedly a bit corny, but no less true. And that's not only because at the White House concert honoring the great Stevie Wonder, she nailed my favorite Stevie song in a way I didn't think was possible: