And from the same show - .  Very cool jam between Stills and Young.  I think I recall Steven once saying that playing with Neil always challenged him to play better; and you can see that interplay here, still alive after all these years.

Enjoyed the Poco, Dave. 

On my list for this shoptime listening this evening is Van Morrison's "MoonDance". I heard on the morning drive time news he was getting an award tonight in Nashville. I always admired the unsung hero of a bass player on that album, John Klingberg. Particularly on "Into the Mystic".

Haven't heard this in ________?

Happy Sept. 13th

Thanks for The Mystic.

One of my neighbors has a hound-type dog, the type whose bark is more of a long, mournful, and very loud wail.  And we live in a mountain cove, which means that loud wail bounces off and around, and is amplified by, the surrounding walls of steep mountain sides.  And when the dog gets started, it's constant, for very long periods of time.

So I'm listening to music; whether I really want to right now or not.

- wonderful live version from the Allman Brothers, 2011.

Quote from: David Houck on September 13, 2017, 01:20:25 PM
Thanks for The Mystic.

One of my neighbors has a hound-type dog, the type whose bark is more of a long, mournful, and very loud wail.  And we live in a mountain cove, which means that loud wail bounces off and around, and is amplified by, the surrounding walls of steep mountain sides.  And when the dog gets started, it's constant, for very long periods of time.

So I'm listening to music; whether I really want to right now or not.

Love it!

Mystic did sound great, perhaps re-mastered!!

Hi David ,

Sorry you have the hound of the baskervilles living next door!!

Crank this one!!

It Takes Time by The Marshall Tucker Band .

Quote from: David Houck on September 13, 2017, 01:20:25 PM
Thanks for The Mystic.

One of my neighbors has a hound-type dog, the type whose bark is more of a long, mournful, and very loud wail.  And we live in a mountain cove, which means that loud wail bounces off and around, and is amplified by, the surrounding walls of steep mountain sides.  And when the dog gets started, it's constant, for very long periods of time.

So I'm listening to music; whether I really want to right now or not.

I hear ya' man... a guy just up the road here had some bear hounds. And like you said, in these mountain coves (this little community is literally called Mason's Cove) it echoes like crazy. Given the right conditions you can hear the braying for miles. I heard from one of the other neighbors he got out of bear running a while back. So the general peace in the valley was restored... but now we have a nuisance bear problem.

I don't remember the Allman Bros. doing that tune... Wow!

Quote from: acoustic1 on September 13, 2017, 02:04:49 PM
Mystic did sound great, perhaps re-mastered!!

Sounded to me that the bass was much more up in the mix than I remembered; so you might be right about that.

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on September 13, 2017, 02:47:54 PM
... a guy just up the road here had some bear hounds.

I don't remember the Allman Bros. doing that tune... Wow!

I almost bought some property next door to a guy with bear hounds.  First two times I was out there it was all quiet and peaceful; end of road, surrounded on three sides by national forest.  Third time - the hounds were baying non-stop.  We decided not to buy.  When we talked to the neighbor he said they still hunt bear there.

Oh; and mine's called Ben's Cove.

And Mystic by the ABB was probably a one-off.  Warren has a great talent for covering tons of stuff from lots of different genres.

I grew up on Long Island NY and the people right behind us raised hunting dogs and beagles. At anyone time there must have been 10 dogs 20' away!  It was quite a ruckus when a Fire Engine siren went off!
I still think fondly of them.

   

So the Allman Bros. version of Mystic was indeed a joy, that Derek!  (Love me some Warren to but just sayin')

Which led me to this:

Midnight In Harlem - Tedeschi Trucks Band = magic

That's a good one, Paul; thanks.