Quote from: bigredbass on November 15, 2023, 08:02:18 PM... LIVE FROM DARYL'S HOUSE ... Robert Fripp ...

Thanks for the Hall & Fripp; I also watched their rendition of Red.

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on November 15, 2023, 08:18:00 PM
Duke Robillard

The Duke Robillard was nice!

Quote from: Quasar1 on November 16, 2023, 04:15:39 AM... Gary Wright ... Wonderwheel

Thanks for the Wonderwheel!

My smiling muscles were hurting by the end of this song.
What a great family activity.   

Listened to Sierra's set at Hardly Strictly Bluegrass last month, while out walking this afternoon. Having watched this band from its inception, it's really something to hear what they've grown it to. This is the pinnacle of Acoustic Music that's happening today.




(just my opinion of course...)

Sierra is incredible, she makes it look easy.

"Dire Wolf" with Bobby singing:

Peter

Nice one, Peter

Herbie Hancock...

Just Watching Blondie in concert 199 Glastonbury on BBC.
One of the guitarists has a guitar which looks like a nod to the Tribute body style but i couldn't read the headstock name but the shape is a bit like the headstock on the teardrop guitar Brian Jones from the Rolling Stones used.

This!  YouTube keeps telling me to listen to it, and I'm happy to oblige.

Quote from: jazzyvee on November 19, 2023, 04:01:53 PM
Just Watching Blondie in concert 199 Glastonbury on BBC.
One of the guitarists has a guitar which looks like a nod to the Tribute body style but i couldn't read the headstock name but the shape is a bit like the headstock on the teardrop guitar Brian Jones from the Rolling Stones used.

Found this Vintage Guitar interview where he says he has a couple of Lieber guitars, which might well be in that style.

Tonight YouTube premiered James Taylor's entire performance on the German show Ohne Filter from March 27, 1986: 

No Jimmy J back then - but I can't complain too hard, as the esteemed Mr. Sklar is a right fine cable-clutcher his own self.
The e-mail announcing it made sound like it would only be up through the weekend, so watch now!

Peter

And for a chaser, Down From The Mountain: 

Peter

So young, so long ago. Quite a few of those folks not with us anymore. I'll have to spin the Down From The Mountain soundtrack again soon. The documentary was entertaining too. I don't think any of us had realized yet at the time how that movie was going to affect bluegrass and old time music for years to come, but it was definitely the flashpoint of something.

Sugaree covered by Grateful Drag