It's been a great run (22 years!), but all good things must come to an end. It is now TabNabber's turn to say goodbye.
THANK YOU!...To all the tabbers out there that have made this site an amazing resource for aspiring professional amateur musicians. We're curious and excited to see what the new owners bring to TabNabber. But we'll dearly miss this site and all of you, so don't be a stranger! We're currently over at BlueSky and SubStack, follow us for more at: https://bsky.app/profile/tabnabber.bsky.social and https://tabnabber.substack.com/
THANK YOU!...To all the tabbers out there that have made this site an amazing resource for aspiring professional amateur musicians. We're curious and excited to see what the new owners bring to TabNabber. But we'll dearly miss this site and all of you, so don't be a stranger! We're currently over at BlueSky and SubStack, follow us for more at: https://bsky.app/profile/tabnabber.bsky.social and https://tabnabber.substack.com/
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Keeping a Beat is not Uniquely HumanThe LA Times reports: Sea lions are apparently capable of keeping a beat (though their tastes in music leave something to be desired). A rescued sea lion, rewarded with fish, is seen here bobbing along to songs with different tempos. The study of this dancing sea mammal are detailed in the Journal of Comparative Psychology, and could shed some light on the mysteries behind how rhythm is experienced in the brain. |
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