Happy 75...

More Jerry;

love the intro.

Nice Pauldo! 

This:
https://soundcloud.com/sonicus-alembicus/turpentine-remedy-71617-richmond-heights-artmusic-festival
As mentioned by another member I truly enjoyed the variety, and was truly disappointed when I heard 'one more' -  a short but sweet set - it was fun anticipating the next song.

Dusted off a disc I haven't listened to in ages:

Z - Shampoohorn
My Beef Mailbox:

Quote from: pauldo on August 03, 2017, 10:56:19 AM
Dusted off a disc I haven't listened to in ages:

Z - Shampoohorn
My Beef Mailbox:

Wow. Blast from the past, for me. This is an interesting read :
https://www.bryanbeller.com/music/zrap.html

Quote from: ryan_p on August 03, 2017, 08:41:10 PM

Wow. Blast from the past, for me. This is an interesting read :
https://www.bryanbeller.com/music/zrap.html

That was a REALLY good read.  Bryan emotes well through the typed word... I could feel his anxiety.  It also sheds some sad light on the proclaimed drama that is the Zappa Family Trust.

Having seen Dweezil perform twice as Zappa Plays Zappa, I readily admit and proudly proclaim that his father would be very proud of him.

Keneally's a real eccentric - he's played a bit with Andy West too, on an album by The Mistakes. Sample this recent house concert :

One thing leads to another...
Dregs Tribute with Keneally and Andy:


Gonna have to follow up and watch the Make Weird Music clip of the Manring West show.
I might get in trouble today at work........ 


p.s.  all my heroes are going gray and getting bald.

Nice share, Paul. The first I heard of Make Weird Music was when Andy shared  this link on his FB page :


A progified take on Bach. Anthony  Garone (the guitarist) is the chap behind MWM. The Manring / West and Keneally clips are from concerts in his home - he livestreamed them originally on his Facebook page.

Lightfoot!   

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on August 05, 2017, 02:11:25 AM


Lightfoot!   

I remember my Dad's cassette collection.

Nice blast from past. His voice is just so distinctive.
Digging through boxes of old vinyl a few days ago I found a few Leo Kottke albums I haven't listened to in years (Vaseline Machine Gun & Cripple Creek).  Went online and found Last Steam Engine Train (with Doc Watson & Chet Atkins) and his version of Eight Miles High neither of which I had heard before.



 

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on August 05, 2017, 02:11:25 AM

Lightfoot!   

I have a box full of old 8 tracks.... several Lightfoot albums are in there.  I've always enjoyed his stuff