Eric Johnson, 1978, Too Bitters, Houston, TX-

The Dixie Dregs, "The Bash", 1978 Montreaux Jazz Festival-

Jimi Hendrix acoustic

Quote from: Zut8083 on October 27, 2018, 07:39:12 AM
The Dixie Dregs, "The Bash", 1978 Montreaux Jazz Festival-

That's fantastic! A little deja-vu moment for Rob there too... 

Florencia Horita.

Peter

Quote from: Zut8083 on October 27, 2018, 07:39:12 AM
The Dixie Dregs, "The Bash", 1978 Montreaux Jazz Festival-

Weird...
I just got off a 12 hour shift and Night of the Living Dregs was one of the discs I spun.


And this is on the list for tonight's shift.


Zappa - The Best Band You Never Heard In Your Life.


Zombie Woof:

The Neville Brothers -of this one.

Peter

In honor of the season,.  And in honor of tomorrow, .


Peter

New single from Terry Baucom's Dukes of Drive new album. This one is called "Tattered Window Shade" and has a catchy little hook. They'll do well on the bluegrass charts with this one.



*my old buddy, (some say stunt-double  ) Joe Hannabach is the bass-playing Duke here...

This jam thing is kind of interesting

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=Y4TW70xVkmU

Nice stuff, Greg

I was gonna' say - I hit the link, and the rest of that 5 hours worth of jam would definitely be worth a listen, and would sure help pass some of these looooong hours, but it would burn up the rest of my data plan for this month. I've still got a sizable stack of Grateful Dead music on discs that I haven't gotten to yet though. 


Glad to see Joe's gig working out. He's a good fit with those guys. As solid of a bluegrass bass player as they come. I need to call him, come to think of it. 

Well, for you metal fans - Metallica never sounded (or looked) .

Peter

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on November 04, 2018, 08:51:50 PM
Well, for you metal fans - Metallica never sounded (or looked) .

Peter

The mechanics and coordination it must take for one person to play one of those things is mind-boggling. Well, for me anyway. Maybe it's the color-coded strings.

When Fleetwood Mac started this recent tour with Mike Campbell and Neil Finn, I hoped they would dig a little deeper into the catalog for the set list. I got a couple wishes granted by Christine McVie. In fact, right here on this thread, I mused it'd be great if a couple specific titles made the cut, and poof...


Here's "Tell Me All The Things That You Do" from their Detroit MI. show the other night.  Audio quality isn't great, but the band sounds pretty tight. Campbell and Christine seem to be having a good time jamming too.