Nice, Wolf - but I really wish Bobby wasn't buried so deep in the mix.

Peter

Quote from: paulman on April 20, 2018, 01:10:47 PM
Strangers Jamming.  Almost like the last Chicago Gathering (shameless plug!)   Happy 420

Plug away Roger! 

Puff, puff pass it along...

Quote from: sonicus on April 20, 2018, 12:31:08 PM
Grateful Dead   MORNING DEW  5-8-77   In particular it is " Note Worthy" to listen for the " section at timing 4:48 . Mr. Lesh has played a variety of variations in this " Walk up Section " . Here he is actually Walking Down in Counterpoint" Contrary Motion "   The  descending Mr. Lesh part is  ;    D/C/B/G/F# >  oct D/C/B/G/F#  > resolve D   There is also a triplet form or ornament before the octave shift   ( seems correct  


             
I have also played a variety of parts here over the years .

Nice coincidence... just a few moments ago, while driving home from a gig, I was listening to "Morning Dew" from just a couple weeks later - 5/22/77. I was thinking specifically about how to play those ascending/descending lines.


*this one:

Street musicians...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=aa_OUS_vr3s

Cool!

"China > Ryder" from 8/27/72. The crash-landing on the harmony vox made me smile. (having been exactly there, sooo many times...  )





Another one from that show the Harwell-Grice guys do often, "Me and My Uncle".

Lake Street Dive - Good Kisser

https://youtube.com/watch?v=IDBQVEkAFaI

That's another nice video from LSD.

Greg, you are becoming quite the Deadhead!

Paul, love Lake Street Dive!

Quote from: David Houck on April 28, 2018, 06:12:08 AM
That's another nice video from LSD.

They're just fantastic... I happened to meet Bridget Kearney (bassist) back when she was in Joy Kills Sorrow. At the time, she very much reminded me of Missy Raines, another one of my bass heroes. Speaking of bass-ladies, I stopped in the local music store on the way to a gig yesterday evening and ran into (of all people) Mary Huff, of Southern Culture on the Skids. Though I had met her years ago, we were introduced properly yesterday by my buddy Aaron, who runs the store. So all evening at a classic country gig, I had this quirky tune in my head...

Quote from: rv_bass on April 28, 2018, 06:36:18 AM
Greg, you are becoming quite the Deadhead!

Well... I can tell you, I am figuring out what I like and don't care for. Obviously I don't have the broad lexicon yet, but I can't seem to get enough of what Phil Lesh was doing about that time. The nicest thing is, unlike a lot of other music I love to learn, there's actually an outlet for this, creating an incentive! 

Back in '83, my band and SCOTS were using the same rehearsal space at Lloyd Street Studio.  They were scheduled right after us, but I never really got to know any of them well; everyone was focused on loading in and loading out as quickly as possible to make the most use of the rehearsal time.

Sachels Studio Orchestra doing

Peter (who, it turns out, digs jazz sitar)

Cool!  Nice take on Take Five.

Very cool!

Bill, tgo

Cat Stevens' - "Morning Has Broken" 

Also, Stevie Wonder - "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" 

Then, Felix Mendelssohn - "Bridal March", and Train - "Marry Me". 


(Yes, I have a wedding gig with HGB this weekend, hence the cram session...  )