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Don’t forget Yoyoka and Nandi.

@@tomtiernan8134 I was limiting my comment to those in the video. I'm sure they were over in the drum section☺

Nowhere yet as far as I know they don't have a US Distributor.

She needs to add a little Bootsy Collins slippery sounds in there.

Pick on little kids much? Waiting for your video with baited breath 😊

A good percussionist? I wonder who that might be.

So you are Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones in one person or what? These girls have proved their skills more than once. And it’s obvious that the sound quality of this recording isn’t the best.

@@DocRock67 what skills? Ellen js great but has a lot of help from dad and lot of practice. She's not a prodigy, she just can play. And I love her playing. But here, we can see that playing covers and hard-trained stuff is not enough. If there were the prodigies, this jam could sound like Page and Jones bt it is not. They are playing their stuf and trying but it's just not good even a bit. Im sorry bt let;s be honest for a while. They a little, cute girls playing guitars but they have no so much talent as we would like to see in them.

What do you mean? That was a quick made-up improv. It took the guitar player a minute or so to figure the groove out, but by the end, they were on time and grooving. You've either never played or never played homemade improv on the spot.

@@jomamma1750 exectly. As as bass player I know how hard is to make jam with pp you don;t know. Wspecially with guitar beacuse bass+drumm is way easier. So, if theye were prodigies this one minute jamm wll be outstanding but it;s not. The play two separate melodies/groove. Why? beacause thej are little kids doing covers mostly, they are cute but not awesome players. Sory that;s reality. Elen is great kid but awesome bassplayer will be maybe in 10 more years. Now, she just can play, nothing more.

@czipendejs I don't think you're listening quite correctly. Ellen starts off with her groove, and it's the guitarist that takes a while to catch up and figure out what to do. Ellen's pretty good bub, she keeps her figure and simply slightly adjusts it each time around until the guitarist figures it out and catches up. Listen again from that standpoint. She's surprisingly professional, especially considering her age. Bottom line: they're on point in less than a minute, and that's not to shabby, at all. Anyone complaining about that has no clue and either never played or only ever played covers.

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