I recall we've had some Lake Street videos here before; they do some nice covers.  And here's their cover of the Kinks' Lola.

Nice, David!

I saw the Kinks play that in '82 at The US Fedtival. Their set was going over and they refused to leave the stage, so in traditional fashion Bill Grahm came out and kicked them off the stage. The next morning the Grateful Dead played two full sets starting at 10 am.  Ah, fun times in the desert! 😊

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Tyler Warren playing the Rush album .  All the parts.

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The Allman Brothers from 1996, Austin City Limits; Midnight Rider


Lineup: Greg Allman, Dickie Betts, Butch Trucks, Jaimo, Warren Haynes, Allen Woody, Marc Quiñones

Good one, Dave. 

The HGB guys started messing with "Midnight Rider" last year, but the effort kinda' fizzled.

I've been enjoying some Breakestra lately-  cool to listen to another small orchestra type group playing some cool music.  They self describe as a hip-hop/funk orchestra.

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Burgundy Blues

  1969  Full Set

At first I thought I had seen this one before, but this isn't the same one.  Relatively good quality video; and, in my view, important historically.

Bromberg doing Walker.

Peter

Beautiful rendition by Bromberg; thanks, Peter.

Peggio.



Peter

The bass is a bit up in the mix in that recording of Peggy O, but it works in that particular tune, especially for those of us who find Phil's lines intriguing.

New, live in the studio, from .


Besides it being Ry Cooder, another thing I found interesting was the use of effects by the sax player; made it sound like a full horn section.

Dream Theater, from 2006 - Pink Floyd's Echoes