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Monsters of Folk—the indie-folk supergroup consisting of Jim James of My Morning Jacket, Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis of Bright Eyes, M. Ward, and, more recently, Will Johnson of Centro-matic—performed on “Austin City Limits.” PBS.org has the entire show streaming now, and we suggest you take an hour to watch the guys effortlessly switch from bass to guitar to piano to drums to electric ukulele to…
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Is THAT what Mike was playing? An electric ukulele? Never saw one before in my life. Awesome. Mike Mogis can play anything. I watched this. Twice. These guys are amazing and I'm so glad they are a band. I wonder when the second album will be out...