That's pretty cool, Jazzy!

I really like mashups and we do a few with the band I play with. When I had found this I thought, neat someone took a bunch of these oldies (I love) and mashed them up in a really interesting way.

12/30/77.  Peggy-O

Stefanie,  you have any recordings of your bands mashups?

I used to be in a band that did this:
https://soundcloud.com/pdrapeau/medley-no-9
A real thrill to play, you couldn't just settle into a groove you had to be on your toes for the next change.

We started working on a second "Medley" but then the band broke up...   

That's a great Peggy-O, Rob... it's become my second set 'featuring Greg on Bass' tune.    (I used this one, and the 9/3/77 Englishtown, NJ version as the primary models for mine)


Harwell-Grice Band likes to do mash-ups. Sometimes they work out better than others. 

12/30/77 Peggy-O Winterland.

I was there.

Bill, tgo

Very nice, Bill, a good era to be there! 

Railroad Earth and Red Rocks

Quote from: pauldo on April 05, 2019, 07:18:36 PM
Stefanie,  you have any recordings of your bands mashups?

I used to be in a band that did this:
https://soundcloud.com/pdrapeau/medley-no-9
A real thrill to play, you couldn't just settle into a groove you had to be on your toes for the next change.

We started working on a second "Medley" but then the band broke up...   

Sadly, no. One we've been doing lately is just three songs, That's All Right Mama, Burning Ring of Fire and They Call me the Breeze going back and forth between them. We really need something other than cell phone videos. I can never hear the bass in them, besides them just sounding like crap to start with.

Medley 9 is much more complex than what we do. Very well done! I enjoyed it

I've been working on "Come Together" into "West L.A. Fadeaway" and back into "Come Together".

Bill, tgo

A somewhat professionally-shot video of Dead & Co. covering "Peggy-O"





On the subject of mash-ups and medleys... one of the more successful ones we do to finish out sets is Old Joe Clark > My Love Will Not Change and back for a big finish. Borrowing heavily from Sam and Del.






(sometimes, depending on Joshua's sense of humor or lack of judgement, Snoop Dog's "Gin and Juice" will sneak in there too... and friends, you have not heard blue-collar comedy the way it was meant to be rendered until you've heard a genuine Franklin Co. country-boy throw it dowm freestyle.)

All these mashups sound like fun! 

Loved the Railroad Earth. What a nice way to wake up today.

Nice solo by Mayer on Peggy-O.

Aliens!

Far out!

I really enjoyed that. 

Johnny Winter - SUZIE Q (Live at Rockpalast)