Quote from: tncaveman on May 17, 2016, 10:15:11 PM
Wow - just got home from Snarky Puppy - awesome show.

Stephen

Take Six has always been one of those guideposts, so good, when this original album came out in 1988, LOTS of guys in harmony gospel groups felt like a lot of electric players when Clapton or Ed came on the scene:  What the hell izzat and what do we do now?  From that original album in 1988, 'Spread Love' :  If you've never heard, or heard of T6, you might sit down first . . . . .

David Gilmour,

I really enjoyed  David Gilmour, Echos !   I have been a fan of David Gilmour's sound for a while . Thanks for posting that .

Wolf

 Sleeping Sun;____ Here is a cover tune that I have introduced  yet to another musical project of mine (TBO)  that is quite challenging for even a good Female vocalist . This project is a work in progress but shall prevail in good time .  Tarja Turunen is the singer here and does it quite nicely in my opinion !

   
       

One of my favorite versions of Echoes...

An Awesome version rv _bass ! Thanks for reminding  me !

               Wolf _

I guess I saw the movie when it was in theaters in 1974.  I've been meaning to watch it again; it's been a while.

Saw "The Rides" - Stephen Stills and Kenny Wayne Shepherd with Barry Goldberg on keyboards - about 2 weeks ago in a small hall. What a great couple of hours of rock 'n roll.

I watched some videos of Stills and Shepherd a year or so ago.  It's an interesting combination.  Here's .  And yes, that's Chris Layton on drums.

Some additional Chris Thile I ran across.

Chris Thile - Bach: Sonata No. 1 in G Minor:
Chris Thile and Michael Daves: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

Needed something sweet to put on my toast this morning . . . .
https://youtube.com/watch?v=cOaAZlrt6II
Rock'n Roll Jelly. 

Quote from: David Houck on May 25, 2016, 04:36:53 PM
I watched some videos of Stills and Shepherd a year or so ago.  It's an interesting combination.  Here's .  And yes, that's Chris Layton on drums.

And the bassist is Kevin McCormack, who was the 1st & 2nd Melissa Etheridge albums.  Not a bad line-up..........

Just watched the Bach sonata; very nice.  Thanks!

Crosby, Nash, and Gilmore; , Royal Albert Hall.