3 Crows was a scream!  Really liked that.




And now I fully understand the difference between Dolby, Dullby and Dubly! 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=m5U6xmwyFPs&feature=youtu.be

MMW...Sugar Craft

http://projazz.net/medeski-martin-wood-sugar-craft/

Merle & Jer covering Miles:


Peter

Re the Three Crows video: interestingly, the notes say that while Alex Machacek is the guitar player in the video, the guitar player on the recording is Brett Garsed.

After watching the Spinal Tap on Jazz discussion, I now understand that all those wrong notes I play each time I practice are actually jazz, whereas previously I thought it was just poor hand-eye coordination and insufficient familiarity with the fingerboard.

Despite the mix issues, I'm enjoying the Garcia and Saunders cover of All Blues.

Charlie Hunter "Untitled Improvisation #1" Live at KDHX 1/22/09

That was cool! I've got a feeling those little sustained harmonics he sneaked in there are going to haunt me at the gig later today...  ...

I took a day off work yesterday to run around with an old friend who was in visiting from 'Sudden' California... on a ride through the Southwest Virginia countryside, Dead & Company, from 6/22/18, at Alpine Valley played. Oteil Burbridge just owns "China Doll" here:

Nice rendition of China Doll; and a very nice solo by John.

Rafael Alves. 
Yet another random, oh yeah this guy has mad skills, never heard of him... where's he been hiding? Kinda thing that fits this thread...  Enjoy!

Nice, Paul.

And, as it was obviously both shot outdoors unplugged and played through the p/up with processing, his finger-synching is as impressive as his picking!

Peter

The Rafael Alves was nice!

  Ok... no Bass but interesting Balkan influence....

Enjoying the Naghash Ensemble.