Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - When The Levee Breaks (Glastonbury 2022)

That was great, David!

Quote from: rv_bass on September 02, 2022, 02:29:58 PM
That was great, David!

Very nice playlist.   

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on August 30, 2022, 08:18:22 PM
I have been aware of the existence of Jason Isbel for a while - but I have only just become aware of his excellence (and he plays resonators with whammy bars!): 

Peter (who cosiders Jason & Amanda's harmonizing to be in the realm of Marty & Grace, Porter & Dolly, and Gram & Emmylou)

Sorry - the sound on that version of "Molotov" sucked; it's much better on this one (comes in about 4:15 - but the whole thing's worth the listen): 

Peter

Regarding Isbell, the YT bots were somewhat determined I needed to see this one the other night:





I thought it was well-done. The highs hurt my ears though.

I'm so much enjoying watching this band get tighter every week. They just tried a brand-new tune out this past week...




Trust me folks, in the shallow little puddle of bluegrass and old time music, this is going to be a chart-topping hit.

Inspired by a different thread...

Family bands are the best. Lengthy intro on this but I swear his brother Rover sounds just like Jerry Douglas.

I had the joy of hearing both George Porter Jr. with Dumpstahfunk (including two other grooving bassists) and Otiel Burbridge and Friends Sunday here in St. Louis. Going deep into The Meters at present.

Just got back from a flatbed trailer gig of The Vintage Swing Band; tenor sax 2nd from right in the front row is Her nephew.

Peter  (who, had he been doing sound, might perhaps have put that last mic on the alto saxes, rather than the chick singer's - oh, excuse me; swing band - the canary's tambourine & cowbell...........)

My friends Kenny & Amanda Smith's new album came out this past week. My pre-ordered copy came with a surprise inside.
Here's the title cut: All I Need



*My favorite on the record though, they haven't posted yet. It's a John Hartford tune... No End Of Love. I had to learn it years ago to fill-in on a tour with Kathy Chiavola. I hadn't heard it since.

Kathy's cut:


And the source:

" Family bands are the best. Lengthy intro on this but I swear his brother Rover sounds just like Jerry Douglas."

Close. Rob Ickes.

So grateful to have a non commercial radio station here.
Heard this song the other day.  The use of space and clarinet(?) was very enjoyable.

A Thousand Butterlies - Aftab Darvishi




The station: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WMSE

Kirk Fletcher: 

Peter

Quote from: pauldo on September 19, 2022, 06:56:00 AM
So grateful to have a non commercial radio station here.
Heard this song the other day.  The use of space and clarinet(?) was very enjoyable.

A Thousand Butterlies - Aftab Darvishi

The station: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WMSE

Most interesting - and yes; clarinet.

Peter