Phil at Lockn 2016.  This video has a very nice Phil tone, plus a lot of close shots of Phil's playing (and of a gorgeous instrument).

This is a wonderful performance of an amazing work.

Franz Liszt; Après une lecture de Dante: Fantasia Quasi Sonata

Yulianna Avdeeva

YouTube can keep a person occupied for quite some time . . . .
I found another cool Phil one after watching Dave's link. 
Phil with Warren and John Scofield.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=pDwyG9Hkh1U

Quote from: pauldo on January 15, 2017, 03:27:15 AM
YouTube can keep a person occupied for quite some time . . . .
I found another cool Phil one after watching Dave's link.

Sure does! Good stuff Dave - my mobile data plan suffers the consequences!

That's a good one Paul!  Watching now.

Last night I watched several pieces by Liszt.  One was this delightful performance of the well-known Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 by Valentina Lisitsa.

Martin Barre of Jethro Tull fame.  I had been wondering what he was up to since he wasn't touring with Ian Anderson.  And....he's doing his own thing.  This video was shot last year when he was 69 years old.  Dude be still a rocking!  These are some really cool twisted versions of some of my favorite old Tull songs - Love this version of Fat Man and A new Day Yesterday.  Singer is not Ian - but I really like him.  And he can play too!!!   The best part, Martin is starting up another tour and will be in Nashville in March.  Really stoked for this one.   Enjoy - Stephen

I've been on a Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers thing again lately...

Testament to four chords and a catchy hook, "Learning To Fly":

and a "Live" version, with old pal Stevie Nicks singing harmonies: .

Jimmy Buffett

Lost in YouTube land this foggy afternoon as my wife does the Northwoods Women's March.   


The tone of this guitar!
https://youtube.com/watch?v=bukuPhKG26o

Needed this on another foggy day. 
https://youtube.com/watch?v=r4AysS-WN0A

More .  This is a PBS Artist Profile.  Includes short "interview" pieces scattered between songs, and some very nice Michael Manring bass.  The video gave me not only a better insight into Hedges' music, but to my own as well.

More .  The piece is called Between Fire and Water, and you can tell why.

Thanks for sharing that, David, that guy was great.  I love his album, "Tap Root"

Because sometimes I just need ridiculous.   


Peter