The most unique Dead cover I may ever have heard!   (Not that my band is about to cover it - hehehehe).

Bill, tgo

OK, that was...........interesting...........

Peter

Like I was saying on another post, my Pops and little Sister went to see the Dan Tyminski Band here in town last weekend, and they got me an autographed CD during the set break.

There's one on here; "Silence in the Brandy" written by Dan... (another of the many reasons I like to have hard copies of music - LINER NOTES!) it's a bluegrass song that deals with the unusual subject matter for the genre of PTSD. Dan takes a look at it through the eyes of a WWII vet.

[great lyric spoiler] "turned out, the devil had his whip hand on the trigger of my gun..."

Northern Ireland psych outfit called Andwella, 1970 !

The best Who that the Who never did !! 

This was on the radio on the ride home.   Wondering if it was the JPJ Alembic 8-string being used... googled it, and fell into a wormhole.... 🤷🏻‍♂️
A favorite bass line/ song.









P.S. the Andwella is very nice.

Thanks Paul !

Didn't he use a Hagstrom on the album and then he had the Becvar built?

Here's a quick clip of part of that song on my 8 string Ric that I threw together after work one day for someone on Facebook that wanted to hear it.

The (brief) research I did does suggest the Hagstrom and goes on about the Becvar/ Alembic etc. etc.

Love the nananananna nooo !   

Keep it in the family...

"Franklin's Tower", Aug. 13, '75: 

Yeah - spark up & click it full-screen.......

Peter

Thanks for the Franklin's Tower!

WOW , that was mind bending !!

Peter and Dave, I saw this recently as well!

Stones, but the imagery is very King Crimson !!

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Quote from: Quasar1 on February 17, 2024, 09:41:29 AM
WOW , that was mind bending !!

The YT channel "Jam Band Videos" has a bunch with the same kind of visuals; highly (ahem) recommended!

Peter

Reid Baron: 

Peter

Chic Corea and Gary Burton NPR Tiny Desk Concert: