OK, this one kinda blew my mind.  2 Tonight Show appearances by the  Allman Brothers Band, '90 & '91: Each appearance 1 song just ABB & 1 with Doc & the Tonight Show Orchestra horns:



Peter

Allman Brothers on Carson truly is a treat... bonus Alembic sighting also! 

Because I'll be in front of a computer about all day, I'll YouTube the entire 5/8/77 Cornell U. show... but this is a favorite from the Summer of '77. Phil's bass tutorial on the Key of G.

Sometimes you just need to hear a Diva... listened to Songs Of Mass Destruction last night at work and this song had me dancing.

Annie Lennox



Paul (who is grateful to work the graveyard shift alone in the machine shop so he can act the fool when he desires)

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on May 08, 2019, 03:19:39 AM
Because I'll be in front of a computer about all day, I'll YouTube the entire 5/8/77 Cornell U. show... but this is a favorite from the Summer of '77. Phil's bass tutorial on the Key of G.

I was just listening to "Row Jimmy" from that show last night (well, this morning) before bed; they seem to have had an OK night then......

Peter

So I listened to "Reckoning" yesterday afternoon, and could not get the slinky groove of this one out of my head. Must have done this tune 1000 times myself over the years, and it never stuck like that before.

Thanks for the Been All Around This World 

Stan Ridgeway:


Peter

That was fun Coz. [sigh] I miss my BIG Mopars. I never had an E-body 'Cuda or Challenger like the Vanishing Point car, but I did have a couple Chargers back in the day... still got my t-shirt from the Dodge Charger Registry and the last meet I went to. (it probably fits again now...) When I was on my Nashville crash-diet, I ran in an '87 Shelby Z badged Daytona, with t-tops. It was just a little bit zippier than the stock model, but it would get me home to Virginia in a hurry when needed. Super-fun to drive, but if you didn't keep the rubber treated, those t-tops squeaking were enough to make a preacher cuss! The current gig-mobile is an '07 Dodge Caliber I have a love/hate relationship with. My first official gig-mobile was a '77 Dodge Tradesman 3/4 ton van, with shag carpet. [another sigh] Good times. 

I was looking for something to play along with late last night, and couldn't decide, so I closed my eyes and reached into the deck, and came up with a Dixie Chicks album far enough back I had a hard time finding tracks from it on YouTube. I remember buying this cd at a record store. I'll just leave that hanging...

Mother's Day 1970:


Peter

Watching a few favorites:

Eva Cassidy - Over The Rainbow

Khatia Buniatishvili - Chopin Ballade No. 4 In F Minor, Op. 52

Valentina Igoshina - Chopin "Fantasie Impromptu"

Eva Cassidy was especially nice this dreary Monday morning, Dave.