And know for some popping.

I saw Jerry Douglas in 1984 or 1985 when he was a member of The Whites, at the Long Branch Saloon in Raleigh.  I was in the house band at the Long Branch, and was thus able to sit just off the side of the stage right beside Jerry, and watched him playing all night.

D.K. Harrell: 

Peter

 Lachy Doley: 

Peter

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on September 30, 2025, 08:49:07 PM
Lachy Doley: 

Peter

That was well worth the watch. I'm still wondering how it works? I mean... you have to have thought out an actual wiggle-stick on a keyboard... give it spring resistance and return, yet it clearly has an electronic interface. It's probably easier than I think.

Vince Gill and John McEuen introduced some ladies at IBMA Awards Show in 1990... 35 years ago this past week. Every single one of them went on to rather noteworthy careers. Arguably, a couple of them already had one by 1990.



Lynn Morris- guitar
Missy Raines- bass
Andrea Zonn- fiddle and harmony vocals
Alison Krauss- mandolin (yes, mandolin) and lead vocals
Alison Brown- banjo (and I think she's singing the third part)

*as a side note, the song they're performing here was written by Ron Block, who would join Union Station a couple years later, replacing Alison Brown. His band at the time, Weary Hearts, was playing "You're In My Heart" in regular rotation. The circle is pretty small... Ron's bandmate Chris Jones (and brother-in-law) played in Lynn Morris' band and also in Whetstone Run with her for a while before that. Ron and Chris are both prolific writers.

Early Alembic in action.

A little lunch time boogie,  delectable Hammond, shades of Rod Argent   

Redd & Bill:   

Peter

I need me a gig like ^that guy^ has...

😆

Quote from: Quasar1 on October 02, 2025, 10:26:36 AM
A little lunch time boogie,  delectable Hammond, shades of Rod Argent   

Larry Goldings and Robben Ford; thanks!

Antoine Boyer - Overjoyed (Stevie Wonder)

Quote from: David Houck on October 04, 2025, 03:31:20 PM
Antoine Boyer - Overjoyed (Stevie Wonder)

Wow Dave , FAB!!!

Sierra Hull Band with guest mandolinist Sophia Sparks, of Sweet Sally, if any of you follow them. (Sierra switches off to octave mandolin for this one) This was last month in SF.