Back to NRPS - a moment to consider the great Buddy Cage and his steel solo on  "Hello Mary Lou". What teenage kid could have resisted that?

I imagine this will tickle a few feathers in this crowd. 

Yow. That's fantastic.

Carolina Eyck presents Morricone's "The Ecstasy of Gold" with her voice and on theremin-

Quote from: David Houck on July 04, 2018, 01:45:11 PM

Her bowing is bewildering. It's so completely different from the fiddle music I'm used to hearing, and yet, one is descended from the other, almost directly. Thanks for posting. 

A buddy of mine just sent me this video of Sam Bush and Chris Thile, from recently at Telluride. I shouldn't be surprised by anything those two can pull off. Golly. 

(I gotta go to Telluride!)

The Wood Brothers was nice; thanks!

And that might have been the best Theremin playing I've seen.

And the Bush and Thile was nice as well!

Glad you all enjoyed the Wood Brothers.

Another song that sounds like it could have been recorded 40+ years ago

Secrets- The Karminsky Experience

Apparently, this is a project band put together by the guitar player.  The video is a (looks like there are some others than I plan to check out; this is the one I've just run across).


First, I like the video work; multiple cameras.  The camera people are in a lot of the shots, but that's okay in this case.  Next the guitar and the keyboard are really good; I especially liked the guitar work on the Steve Morse stuff.


If you're unfamiliar with Steve Morse era Deep Purple recordings, you may find that they sound a bit more current; especially the guitar parts.


And finally, they did the whole thing in one take; which I thought was pretty good work.

The Best of Goodman...as I try to win at dominos while playing against my wife.  The clarinet work is helping to distract her.  If I start playing Marcus Miller on bass clarinet, I should also start playing for money.

Further, I am in the midst of making easy tomato sauce on the stove and watching the cats.  I may be ready to play "The Black Page#1", next.  Probably definitely not.

The King of Swing-


Marcus Miller-

Tony Rice Unit - Nardis

That Tony Rice cover of Nardis is wonderful; thanks!

The Marcus Miller was nice!

The same group I mentioned above, Martin Miller et al, this time doing .  These guys are good.