Thanks, Adriaan! I'm working on inlay art today, so I'm enjoying listening to those youngsters and only peeking at the video once in while!

I saw the B52s at Red Rocks once, it was a total bast!  🌞😎🎶

B-52's were so outta left field, like DEVO too; so cool to see such early video...

was just listening to Pere Ubu '20 years in a Montana missile silo' which is the latest; it's a good one and more guitar than usual for them...

I could have sworn Katey Sagal was in the B-52s. I do remember somebody had big hair. 

While working in the shop this week, I've been listening to a couple volumes of Gordon Lightfoot. I don't like picking favorites from Gord, but "The Circle Is Small" won the repeat button contest yesterday. 

I have long liked Larry Campbell's playing; so I couldn't pass this one up .

This is beautiful.  Attics of My Life; Larry Campbell, Teresa Williams, and Amy Helm.

those are very nice, dave - thanks!
But the first one does raise a question i have asked often over the years:  Am I the only soundman in the world who thinks you should be able to hear the dern vocals???

Peter

Quote from: David Houck on March 09, 2018, 08:11:26 PM
This is beautiful.  Attics of My Life; Larry Campbell, Teresa Williams, and Amy Helm.

Nice coffee time listen Dave. Amy is Levon's... daughter?

This young lady played at a nearby venue Thursday night, and I missed it. 



This one is especially for Coz, who also diggeth the vintage Martins.



Listening to that, I smiled, knowing Norman and Tony's legacy was in good hands.

Our very own Karl Clews, a cool intro and a great groove - I enjoyed this:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=CRx7SrdTjAI

Gregory, yes; she's his daughter.  And she's carrying on the tradition, just as Larry and Teresa are.

Nice version of Rain and Snow; very nice voice.  And I can see where painting each fingernail a different color could help with chord fingering.


Oh, and some nice picking in the solo piece!

Very nice, Gregory!  Didn't/doesn't that fiddle player work with Sara Jarosz, too?

Peter (who, despite the dreadnought being his least-favorite acoustic design, would sell a son or two - but no grandsons - for that D-28!)

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on March 10, 2018, 11:22:49 AM
Very nice, Gregory!  Didn't/doesn't that fiddle player work with Sara Jarosz, too?

I wouldn't be surprised if it were... she is attracting quite an A-list of hired guns. Dang, I really wish I'd blew off the shopwork Thursday night and went to that show now...

FWIW, I played a (restored) '36 000-18 yesterday that immediately went into my mental all-time-top-10 list.

~Gregory (who also prefers the more petite guitars...) 

On a rainy day in Southern California, listening to some Rodrigo y Gabriela

Haven't listened to Rodrigo y Gabriela in a while.  Thanks!

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on March 10, 2018, 12:20:59 PM

FWIW, I played a (restored) '36 000-18 yesterday that immediately went into my mental all-time-top-10 list.

~Gregory (who also prefers the more petite guitars...) 

Excuse me while I go seethe in envy.......

Peter