Watertower | Thompson Guitars
Acoustic quartet performs "Meet Me Where the Crow Don't Fly."
Watertower is a Los Angeles-based indie-folk/bluegrass band, currently consisting of Kenny Feinstein, Joe Berglund, Jesse Blue Eads, and Peter Daggett. The band recently passed through Sisters, Oregon, where they performed at The Belfry, a venue located near the Thompson Guitars shop. In this video, Watertower performs “Meet Me Where the Crow Don’t Fly,” with Feinstein and Daggett playing Thompson dreadnoughts.
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