Quote from: pauldo on April 19, 2019, 03:03:17 PM
Enjoyed Fanny... wonder if there is more footage from that session.

I think this is the whole set.


Also, loved the Bela. Always enjoyable to see what he can do with a banjo!

Fleck-tones fan from way-back here. 


Our Springtime custom, New River Bound has started kicking around some tunes we'd like to work on for this year. Caleb and Jess do a great job choosing instrumentals that they really compliment each other's play with, so Brian and I just focus on creating interesting rhythm patterns underneath their melodies. It makes for a kinda' strange drive that sometimes raises the ire of those who would prefer a traditional approach. But we're just doing what we do, and the joy comes through. This one got pitched a couple uears years ago, and I liked it then too... lots of room for the bass to weave... here's a couple different takes on "Walk Along John To Kansas".







*edited goofy spelling, but left it because it made me laugh!

Stefanie, thanks for that.  Such pure rock-n-f'n-roll! No pretentiousness, just raw.
I wanted to smash their instruments at the end of that last song.
Each member shines in that brief session... but that keyboardist!!!!


Disappointed that they didn't make it "big", but grateful beyond words that the WWW has given them an archive that we all can enjoy.

City Of Trees Brass Band:


Peter

Quote from: pauldo on April 21, 2019, 03:02:50 AM
Stefanie, thanks for that.  Such pure rock-n-f'n-roll! No pretentiousness, just raw.
I wanted to smash their instruments at the end of that last song.
Each member shines in that brief session... but that keyboardist!!!!


Disappointed that they didn't make it "big", but grateful beyond words that the WWW has given them an archive that we all can enjoy.

I was reading that the two sisters were still playing up until recently when one had a stroke.  And yes that keyboard player! O.O wow!

Liked the Brass band. So much fun

The acoustics in the woods were nice, too.

Thanks everyone! much love <3

Sonny Landreth

I liked the Molsky, de Groot, & Reischman; thanks!

Karl Denson:


Peter

Always great to see Sonny Landreth! love that slide

John Fusco and the X-Road Riders:


Tom Brumley (long-time Buckaroo steel man):


Peter

new Meat Puppets, 'Dusty Notes' it's a good one

Portnoy, Sheehan, Macalpine, Sherinian - Hell's Kitchen & Lines In The Sand

the humblest of the pies...

Quote from: David Houck on April 24, 2019, 09:50:22 AM
Portnoy, Sheehan, Macalpine, Sherinian - Hell's Kitchen & Lines In The Sand

Wow, great stuff! Thanks!

Real early Nickel Creek.


They look like toddlers but play like the dickens.