Thanks for the Cat Stevens; such a beautiful tune.

in Herbie Hancock's band.

Quote from: David Houck on May 04, 2018, 07:16:45 AM
in Herbie Hancock's band.

She's such a natural... I love watching her nail this Lee Sklar line with Jeff Beck:

That's a nice performance of Stratus.  And the bass is much more up in the mix than in the Hancock video.

Saw Dweezil last night. Another Frank worthy evening in Milwaukee.  Great group of musicians.

Inspired by Dave Houck's latest recording project -

Thanks Gregory; that was one of the two versions that I used as a basis for my arrangement.  It's a wonderful video.

I definitely hear it in your interpretation. Well done. 


And yes, it's one of my faves... to me, there's always something melancholic, yet gripping about Knopfler's playing. You can't listen to it without being affected, sometimes deeply.

Yes; his playing tells a story that can indeed connect deeply.

Inspired by Rob's new thread, I went searching and found


Peter

Here Comes The Sun


Paul Simon with Graham Nash and David Crosby

Rory Gallagher with Jack Bruce - Politician

That's a nice "Here Comes the Sun". 

Yesterday I was thinking about my high school friend Crazy Mike (so dubbed for his occasional institutionalizations for schizophrenia). We spent a couple of years cruising Appalachian country roads in his '64 Mercury (a serious land barge of a 4-door sedan, with a back window that went down like station wagon; putting it down & kneeling on the back seat made shooting mailboxes & road signs while driving by much easier than leaning out the passenger window. Allegedly.) One day he bought a used (read "probably hot") 8-track for it, which came with 3 tapes; we about wore them all out.


Feeling nostalgic, I've been through Sly & The Family Stone's Greatest Hits and , and about to do Tarkus.

Peter (Who is not, however, nostalgic enough to indulge in drive-by vandalism - besides, there's no way She'd do the driving for that.......)

Peter