on The Lonesome Pine Special.
You wanna talk super-groups?  Here ya go!
 
Peter

Oh wow, I'd forgotten about that one Peter! Super-group indeed! I'll listen to that whole show in the office today. =)

Lightnin Hopkins - Country Blues
R.L. Burnside Mississippi Hill Country Blues
and of course...
The Reverend Gary Davis (Harlem Street Singer; Live at Gerede's Folk City; Pure Religion & Bad Company.
 
It's a LONG trip back to Minnesota from Siberia!

Be safe on your journey back home  Brother .

.  Tele madness!
 
Peter

After a vivid dream of a lost love (one of our dogs), I awoke to see a bright star peering through our window.  Seeing the star with out my corrective lenses is a feat in itself. . .  I couldn't sleep as the dream had me rattled.  Got my glasses and realized it was Sirius (Dog Star) peeking in at me, as I tumbled about trying to get back to sleep the Canis Major constellation star drifted out of the windows view . . . it occurred to me that when Sirius was first visible through the window is when I had the dream of our dog.
This got me obsessed with Sirius and through Wiki got me to Gojira - From Mars to Sirius.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=3czQT52d16s

Liked it Peter!
 
In honor of FINALLY finishing the 2015 leaf-raking marathon, one of my favorite cuts from Fleetwood Mac's Bare Trees...  
 

Chit chat,chit chat...CHIT CHAT!!
 

 
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'70s mood today - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (amazing how great we thought that was back then - and how bad the rest of the album sucks) followed by They Only Come Out At Night (uneven, but with flashes - or flashbacks - of greatness) followed by All Things Must Pass (by far the best ex-Beatle album ever) followed by Wake Of The Flood (much better, now, thanks - but isn't Let Me Sing Your Blues Away easily the worst thing they ever recorded??).  
 
Peter

John Scofield's latest CD, Past and Present. Actually went to a record store, listened to a couple of CDs. This one stood out, most excellent.
 
Next up, let's see - Steve Gadd Band, 70 strong. Got my copy a week ago at their concert in Zoetermeer, then had to join a queue to get it signed in order to have an all too brief chat with a certain Mr Johnson about stuff Alembic - hey if that's what it takes then I too shall stand in line! Wonderful grooves and changes on this one.

 
...pretty fresh piece of vinyl.

, with (of course) great playing all around, and several nice - but way too short - close-ups of the lovely bass & magic fingers of the esteemed Mr. Johnson.
 
Peter

Little Feat live at the Rockpalast 1977 (the same tour that produced the live album Waiting For Columbus.) Lowell's last tour.  
 
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2pcc9_little-feat-rockpalast-1977-1-of-4_music
 
Get the DVD, ya cheapskate. Check out Sam Sutherlin's exquisite review in the product description:  
 
http://www.amazon.com/Little-Feat-Rockpalast-Live/dp/6305841446

JT is such a wonderful fingerstyle player, and not the only guy in his band to play a handmade instrument . . . . here's a link to James Olson, the guy who made these wonderful axes for JT:
 
http://www.olsonguitars.com/taylor.html
 
Also, just over from that JT/Guitar Center link, watch the JT on Austin City Limits, very, very nice.
 
Joey