.  This is fun.

Greg Piccolo & Heavy Juice, Red Lights.  I did monitors for Roomful of Blues a couple of nights back when Greg was their frontman, so when I saw this at a thrift store for 99¢, I figured why not?
About halfway in, I'm finding solid blues with a jazzy tinge (as expected) and one reggae-inflected number (not expected); Piccolo sings & plays alto, tenor, and a little guitar, backed by drums, keys, & bass.
Definitely well worth the expense...........

Peter

Quote from: David Houck on August 16, 2016, 07:04:20 PM
.  This is fun.

I used to work with a guy that recognized that I played a whole lot of Gov't Mule on my computer at work.
His comment was; "You can't be a fool if you listen to the Mule!"

Someone posted this video of our Friday evening performance in the Old-Time Band competition at the Old Fiddler's Convention in Galax last week.

The band is New River Bound, and the tune is "Red Steer"... oh, and Caleb's fiddle is cross-tuned in A to play this one. It's a crooked little jig, but lots of fun to play. (as if you couldn't tell by watching us!) 



Eventually I'll get some video of Saturday night too. 

Cool video!

Very Nice Greg!  Love that stuff, makes me want to go to Telluride!   

Greg that put a smile on my face this early raining morning!

Thanks fellas. Yeah, those young folks keep me smiling too.

I really do enjoy their company, so getting to play music with them is a bonus. More later...

This evening I watched the movie Marley, released in 2012.  I highly recommend it.  And the soundtrack is ... well, of course it is.

Right after watching the movie, I went out and sat on the front steps for a while, listening to the creek and the crickets, in celebration.

I have Marley on "My List"; maybe tonight I'll watch it (oh, wait, no - tonight we're catching Johnny & The Boomers at Sycamore Brews, Blues & Ribs Fest for our 33rd anniversary; make that tomorrow).

Peter

 

Happy Anniversary!

Mark Knopfler - Local Hero, Live



(Glenn Worf on bass... MONSTER PLAYER)

Looking around for more with Glenn Worf, ran across this one with another one of my musical heroes, Tony Rice:



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Both links lead to Knopfler, Gregory - and I'm pretty sure (but not quite 100%) that's John Illsley on bass.

Peter (who also digs Mark & Tony)

I thought so too Coz, (and was actually hoping it was Illsley) but that "A Night in London" lists Worf as bassist. Could be a goof, they do favor each other, both physically and musically.

PS- I fixed the link to Tony Rice too... was a sip of coffee short this morning.