Indeed, Brian.  "The President's Own" did a concert near our home when I was 12-13, and My dad (a Marine) took us to see them.  I am likewise not generally a march fan, nor inclined to be impressed by things military, but dayum those jugs could blow!!!


Peter

Peter; the Gregg doing Ronnie thing was nice.  Thank you.

In 1984 I was Stage Manager for Big Twist & The Mellow Fellows.  That line-up (there were about as many Mellow Fellows as there were Mothers or Bluesbreakers) had Sid Wingfield on keys; I have always considered him one of the great masters of the B-3.  Seems he can , too.  And despite what it says at 00:42, his name is Sid Wingfield, not "Sig Winfield".

Peter (Who never heard Sid sing before this vid)

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on June 09, 2017, 07:58:44 PM
... as there were Mothers or Bluesbreakers

Nice line!

Hudson covering Dylan's "Hard Rain"

...and Bill Frisell doing the same tune...

A few steps away from the U.S. Marine Band.  One of my favorites...Dave Holland

Dave Holland Big Band
 


And with Sam Rivers, Barry Altschul and Anthony Braxton: Conference for the Birds (one of my all time favorite jazz albums)
Four Winds: 
Interception:

This is pretty cool.  Soundgarden's Black Hole Sun performed by Break of Reality.

Watched the first tune in the Dave Holland Big Band vid.  Good stuff.

This is very cool.  Sinfonity performing Bach's .

Stop Making Sense, listening and watching. I might do it again tomorrow.

The Bach was nice Dave. I think he would have appreciated that just as much as the Chris Thile interpretations.

I've been on a Darrell Scott thing for a few days... here he is with Kenny Malone on percussion. (which is actually a show in itself!) 

Peter (Who's starting to sense a theme here....)

The wind must be blowing my way just right, because I can hear Dead and Company playing in Fenway clear as a bell out my window here in Cambridge.

I was at the show at Shoreline  Dead and Company show  6/4/17 .