I don't know why, but it was there when I woke up this morning.



I did sign up for a YT account yesterday... 

Gregory, it is kinda an ear worm. 
Funny thing is there is a cerebral connection to hearing the songs that we heard "back in the day".  I sometimes hear a song that I couldn't stand when it was released but hearing it now gives it new life.

I heard this today on WMSE, never knew Slade covered this, love their energy.

Guitar player friend sent this to me. Some freewheeling fun.

Hope my Alembic peeps are fairing well.

Hey Pete, long time, no see!    Nice post too!

In honor of Earth Day:


Peter

Who better to honor Earth Day than the Earth Band (with a damn good version of the tune)!

Bill, tgo

Truckin' 4/12/78...Phil sings, Jerry pays tribute to Pete...

I got an e-mail from my close personal friend Fareed Haque (well, OK - my casual acquaintance Fareed Haque; he seems to have sent it to his entire contact list) telling what he's doing to cope these days, letting everyone know he's doing online lessons, etc., and including links to some YT vids, including this one:

I find both the playing & the guitar very nice; hope you all enjoy it as much as I did.

Peter

Quote from: rv_bass on April 24, 2020, 04:45:17 PM
Truckin' 4/12/78...Phil sings, Jerry pays tribute to Pete...

Thanks, Rob; that was great!  The drummers were cooking, Phil was on, Bob was kicking it (once Dan turned him up enough you could hear him), Jerry burned, and the singing was - well, the Grateful Dead..........

Sounded at the end there like had told them to go into "The Other One"; I think I gotta go to deadlest.com & check that out now.

Peter

Peter, yes, watching that I can feel the looseness of the scene    

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on April 25, 2020, 02:07:31 PM

I find both the playing & the guitar very nice; hope you all enjoy it as much as I did.

Peter

Yes.
That tone just wraps around me in a very comfortable way.   

Fareed Haque was very nice, thanks for posting.  I hadn't heard him before and will look into his music!

Quote from: rv_bass on April 25, 2020, 07:25:31 PM
Fareed Haque was very nice, thanks for posting.  I hadn't heard him before and will look into his music!

He does solo stuff in classical, jazz, and world music; also check out his bands Math Games and Garage Mahal (and he teaches guitar at Northern Illinois University). But probably the most I ever enjoyed him was in Denver 8-9 years ago; the club had 2 stages, 1 indoor, where Math Games was playing, and a beer garden stage, whee Edwin's band Shakedown Street was playing; they alternated sets, and he sat in with Edwin's band's 3rd set.  Be advised there was some pickin' a'goin' on that night!

Peter

Got an MP3 player to use at work and loaded a bunch of tunes that have been trapped on a portable hard drive for 4 years.  Listening to songs that I haven't heard in forever, through headphones and feeling like the rainy Monday isn't so bad after all. 

Anyhow...
You guys remember HB3?  He hung out here for awhile. This is a link to his stuff, in particular a favorite of mine called Haunted Houses.
https://m.box.com/shared_item/https%3A%2F%2Fapp.box.com%2Fs%2Fq7g7o51l0y/view/306033858

This is the original thread.
http://club.alembicguitars.net/index.php?topic=18935.0

I have HB3's album.  Interesting stuff.

Peter