This got stuck in my head this morning.

Mr. Herring is a certified monster!  And, of all the guitarists who have sat in the "Jerry" chair since '95, my money has him as, if not the best (though I'd go with that), the best suited to the role; enough of a nod to Jer to make it fit, but without anything approaching slavish apery - and by far the most able to bring it on level of the Grateful Dead on the more adventurous improvs.

Peter

Lately, I'm noticing a lot things I like have Pino Palladino playing bass on them. Joey and I discussed it the other day... I think it may be Mayer's fault. 

*OTOH, I got stuck on a Jimmy Lee Sloas track last night, and once again realized what a lost and desperate soul I really am...

Quote from: rv_bass on March 14, 2022, 03:08:40 PM
Jimmy Herring Band...Within you without you

Loved the Jimmy Herring; thanks!

Tony Rice in Roanoke, Virginia 1983. I was here. It's even weirder when you realize you know every single person that's mentioned in the comments...



Oh, Tony, not even if I had 3 lifetimes to practice...

And now for something completely different: 

Peter

Serious talent!

Speaking of different... last night I realized I had an extra piece of cheese in my lunch box left over from work.  It was a nicely aged Swiss and as I brought it to my lips this song appeared in my brain...

Quote from: rv_bass on March 14, 2022, 03:08:40 PM
Jimmy Herring Band...Within you without you

I can't say I know much of this Jimmy Herring music but I am sure gonna check him out. Any recommended albums for a first timer?

This morning I found out that Fiddle Sticks are a real thing...

Modern classic country: 
And a noir-jazz classic done, um...a tad differently: 

Peter

Quote from: jazzyvee on March 21, 2022, 04:57:27 AM
I can't say I know much of this Jimmy Herring music but I am sure gonna check him out. Any recommended albums for a first timer?

Jimmy Herring has been around for a long time and played with lots of jamband, rock, and jazz artists.  Personally, I would recommend the three Jazz Is Dead albums, which I think are wonderful.

Quote from: David Houck on March 22, 2022, 03:39:47 PM

Quote from: jazzyvee on March 21, 2022, 04:57:27 AM
I can't say I know much of this Jimmy Herring music but I am sure gonna check him out. Any recommended albums for a first timer?

Jimmy Herring has been around for a long time and played with lots of jamband, rock, and jazz artists.  Personally, I would recommend the three Jazz Is Dead albums, which I think are wonderful.

I saw him sit in with the Dregs in Atlanta at the last show of the 2018 reunion tour , he tore it up!

Morris Day and the Time, and Bruno Mars; the Prince Tribute from the 2017 Grammys.  Smoke 'em if you got 'em !