My guitar-playin', folk-singin' Cousin Graham from over in Boone, NC sent me this one of Guy and Travis Clark.






There's some pretty sweet fretless bass on here. (been listening in my work truck today...)

From that other thread....

Tower of Power - The Skunk, the Goose and the Fly

Roy Clark has got some tricks...

Yes he did. I've been watching old Hee-Haw episodes at lunchtime for the last couple weeks on a local digital channel. They just run in a loop... the other day I saw one with Hank Williams Jr. from 1969. Didn't even recognize him without his trademark beard and sunglasses... which of course had not yet happened in 1969.


But yessir, Roy Clark was a musician of a very high order, who also understood how to be an entertainer.

Roy Clark.. such a trickster haha. Love that video <3

Corb Lund:

Because I hadn't heard it in a while, and the other thread reminded me of it...



John's bass part during the outro always makes me smile. 

Jack Bruce and Friends

 

I'm just stuck in that greasy quagmire of the East Bay Funk....



Paul (who feels the guitar solo in this might have too much high end  )

Love Tower of Power! <3



Time for the swing...

Guilhem Desq - Cicatrices

that Hurdy Gurdy sounds like Robert Fripp; now I want one...

Quote from: peoplechipper on February 22, 2020, 11:36:12 PM
that Hurdy Gurdy sounds like Robert Fripp; now I want one...

Same for me. It's so weird and cool.

Loved the hurdy gurdy, Dave!

And, of course, it made me go here:

Hi!
Well,I've been listeng(mostly studying,scales,ect..)jeff Berlin.One of my faves😀😎