The Cold Rain and Snow thread reminded me that I meant to post here a wonderful take on the tune that I saw yesterday morning by Chris Thile and the Live From Here folks ...

Thanks, Dave; that is just sublime!

Peter (who will admit to being a tad surprised by a drum solo in a bluegrass tune)

Perfect start to a Sunday morning.

Paul (who went to the Live From Here web page to check shows and ticket availability after that gem)

It's one of my favorite tunes Harwell-Grice Band does, and I always would pitch that one when we hashed out ideas for a set. Man, I miss gigging. 

It was 43 years ago today... these are the 2004 remasters, which with an exception for Gold Dust Woman, I think are very good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLfcwDZ5GzQ&list=PL6ogdCG3tAWjN3nOVWjA6DCwYYKAMk5-f

I've heard Rumours there are some Alembics to be heard here...   

At some point this evening, I plan to play through the entire album. (with Alembic basses of course)

Thanks for Hawktail's "Unless"!

I love pedal steel;  fiendishly difficult to play well and in tune (10-strings, twice, weird tuning, fretless, and a wiggle stick rear-end where most of the strings can be bent separately . . . . . yikes !), but really serves a purpose like a Hammond in filling up a lot of air when comping.

This is a great performance of a transcription of Elton's 'Blue Eyes' that was originally done by the legendary Buddy Emmons on one of the 'Steel Swining' projects with Ray Pennington.  This just slays me every time I hear it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRckBTuvKGk&list=RDmRckBTuvKGk&start_radio=1

Keb' Mo':


Peter (who dedicates this one to the Lovely & Charming Mrs. Cowboy - but most certainly will not be telling Her that.....)

Loved that pedal Steele tune!

Here's a little funk, Herbie Hancock - Hang up your Hang ups -

J.P. Soars:


Peter

Wow!  GREAT "Blue Eyes"!

Feel like I can't catch up in this thread, but ran across this just now.

Anderson, Rabin & Wakeman • Heart Of The Sunrise

Loved the Blue Eyes; thanks!

Quote from: David Houck on February 06, 2020, 08:03:01 AM
Feel like I can't catch up in this thread, but ran across this just now.

Anderson, Rabin & Wakeman • Heart Of The Sunrise

That was a really good lineup. I saw them live twice. I was really disappointed they never got around to putting out some new music.

Little Feat - Fat Man in the Bathtub

https://www.google.com/search?q=little+feat+fat+man+in+the+bathtub&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari