Thanks for the Humble Pie!

That might be the earliest Nickel Creek I've seen.  And that's some flat-out playin'.

This may be even earlier...  Chris was having his way with the mandolin way back then!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK0Da0-cZuA&list=RD9Mn_qQGaE5A&index=2

Paul (who may be spending too much time on YouTube)

This was the first song I heard from Nickel Creek, the lyrics are what captured me.  Then as I discovered more of their music their musicianship took over.



Paul (who will let go of his current Nickel Creek obsession... at least on this public forum  )

Hadn't heard Lighthouse's Tale in a while; nice to hear it again.  And yes, they're even younger in that one, but the playing is still great.

Stélé by Phillip Houghton, performed by Stephanie Jones

She's good; here's more:

I concur, Dave - the young lady can pick a little!

7/28/73, Watkins Glen; Dead/Allmans/Band "Mountain Jam:


Peter

Stephanie has command of her instrument (both were beautiful). 
Not to pigeon hole anyone, but the second video seemed to give a nod to the Rootwitch.

Great new talent discovered here again... thanks Dave.


Mountain Jam was really cool, thumbing through the Comments section while listening was a treat!  Someone did mention that it is a shame there isn't an official release of the Summer Jam...

Oi! Someone stealing my name, lol.  J/k. That was very nice thanks for sharing!

I was thinking about my old friend Jim Post's song "Brain Damage" and went looking, hoping to share it with you; alas, it's not on YT - but here's a bad cover of a good song.


Peter

I'm in New Jersey at the completion of The Strawbs 50th Anniversary Weekend!  Two days of all things Strawbs!  Past and present members here...... a 30pc orchestra and the UN Choir.  Five hours Friday night and 10 hours today!  WAY too much music here to process!  A once in a lifetime event.

Quote from: garyhead on April 27, 2019, 08:24:21 PM
I'm in New Jersey at the completion of The Strawbs 50th Anniversary Weekend!

Cool!

Head Hunters has been in heavy rotation for about a week. A tenor sax friend came over today and we did a duet version of Chameleon. Good fun.

For Stevie Nicks, who is recovering from the flu... the band postponed the last leg of the tour, and rescheduled the dates for later this year... hey, Influenza ain't no joke at any age, especially 70. Rock on, ancient queen, indeed. One of my favorite McVie parts in this one, almost sounds fretless. I think it's the maple/purpleheart Tobias Basic 4 though. It was in the live show anyway.