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Beth Liebling (born March 12, 1967, in Chicago, Illinois) [1] [2] is an American musician who co-founded the Seattle-based experimental instrumental group Hovercraft [3] with guitarist/keyboardist/samplist Ryan Campbell ("Campbell 2000"). She played bass for the band under the stage name Sadie 7.
Beth Liebling and Ryan Shinn met in an anatomy class for surgical students. [2] Prior to forming the trio Hovercraft, Liebling and Shinn played together in Space Helmet. Space Helmet broke up when Shinn moved to New York and the other members of Space Helmet, including Shinn's brother, formed the band Magnog. Shinn's departure for New York was ...
In 1994, Vedder married Hovercraft bass player Beth Liebling, [123] whom he had dated since he was a teenager, circa 1984. [124] [125] Vedder was Hovercraft's drummer during their opening slot for Mike Watt's U.S. tour in 1995. [126] The couple divorced in September 2000.
A. J. Liebling, an American journalist for The New Yorker; Alison Liebling (born 1963), British criminologist and academic; Beth Liebling, bassist and drummer for the instrumental group Hovercraft; Bobby Liebling, an American singer of the heavy metal band Pentagram; Debbie Liebling, president of production for 20th Century Fox Atomic
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A photo of the group does appear inside Akathisia, though Beth Liebling is obscured by darkness. Akathisia' s liner notes state that the album was "preserved and magnetically encoded 12.1995." The vinyl etchings on the four sides of Akathisia were as follows:
Beth is a given name that is usually a shortened form of Elizabeth, Elsbeth (Scottish version of Elizabeth), Bethany or ... Beth Liebling (born 1967), American musician;
[2] The line "I wish I was the full moon shining off your Camaro's hood" references the car that belonged to Beth Liebling, Vedder's wife at the time. [3] When played live, the song mirrors its roots as an improv, with Vedder changing the lyrics depending on his mood.