Mandolin Orange -  Live at Fraser

Listened to the first Mandolin Orange tune - very nice; thanks!

Mandolin Orange is nice this morning. I'll have to put this entire show on in the office tomorrow. When I hear music like that, it makes me think; yeah, I'm not done just yet. 

Fleetwood Mac - 6/22/80 at Wembley.





I had not heard this recording before.

Sons of Apollo - Kashmir

Nice cover with orchestra

Quote from: rv_bass on December 24, 2019, 05:11:16 AM
Houston Person and Ron Carter, Blue Seven

David, cool Govt Mule and Friends!

Houston is one of my all-time favs!   References to Ron Carter always throw me, though; when I was at Northern Illinois University, the Director of Jazz Studies was Ron Carter - but this guy played sax.......

Peter (who is glad to home to his headphones to catch up on everything he didn't ant to :listen" to on the built-in speakers in the laptop)

Quote from: David Houck on December 26, 2019, 05:12:33 PM
Antoine Dufour on harp guitar

Very nice, Dave! 

Peter (who would take up harp guitar in a second - except he can't really can't really handle a regular one.....)

Esperanza, Endangered Species.

Quote from: pauldo on December 30, 2019, 10:44:02 PM
Esperanza, Endangered Species.

I am, and long have been, an atheist - but Esperanza is almost enough to convince me of the existence of a benign and loving god........


Peter

One of my favorite bass players is also a pretty good banjo player...  not sure where he came up with the title "New Year's Song", but...

Rob Carter, Seven Steps to Heaven

Ron Carter Trio, Samba de Orpheus

The Ron Carter Trio is great. I wonder what those strings are he's using...? They look huge, like synthetic gut, but they sounded way too bright to be gut. That's gotta' be some kind of chromesteels. I don't recognize the pink silks. His left hand is so fast, yet economical.

Quote from: David Houck on December 30, 2019, 07:20:46 PM
Sons of Apollo - Kashmir

Nice cover with orchestra

Here's my friend, Beth Quist, singing Kashmir:

https://music.geoffreycastle.com/track/kashmir

I never noticed the Celtic twist before, but it was always there! Fiddles! More fiddles!


On that subject, a couple more tunes emerge from "Hawktail"...





...their new album finally drops next week, and I see on their tour schedule a trip through Virginia in February, stopping in Charlottesville. (I see they will be at the Freight & Salvage in Berkeley in later February too, for those of you out there)