Quote from: edwardofhuncote on August 02, 2023, 03:31:15 PM
Sierra Hull Band's set closer at Grey Fox last week: Black Muddy River.

Very nice version.
I saw an interview with Bobby where he said "LSD isn't all fun; there's stuff you gotta work through."  I have always thought this song is the best description of that phenomenon that I've heard.

Peter

Sometimes Dead tunes hit me at just the right time and place, with just the right delivery. I've heard her, and several other folks cover that one many times, but I was walking up the road the other evening when I 'heard' Black Muddy River different.

New Trevor Rabin solo album. First one since 2012, and first with vocals since 1989. Surprised to hear him singing so high. He was struggling a little on the ARW tours. Sounding good with some nice Series I bass work!

Quote from: gearhed289 on August 04, 2023, 07:13:36 AM
New Trevor Rabin solo album. First one since 2012, and first with vocals since 1989. Surprised to hear him singing so high. He was struggling a little on the ARW tours. Sounding good with some nice Series I bass work!

Nice bass!

Thanks, I enjoyed that.

Brats, beer, and blues-rock; the Chaz DiPaolo Band last night at The Well, Conifer, CO (with a "Deadhead Parking Only" sign by the front door!)


Standard power trio, influences seemed about 50/50 '70s UK & '80s Texas.  They didn't suck, but they were......pedestrian.  Nothing I hadn't heard before (and done better), but nothing I really minded hearing again outside over a beer on a lovely evening, ya know?


Bassist played a Bass VI; first time I've seen one in action.  Drummer had a 4-piece kit with every drum a different color. 


I did see one thing thta new to me.  Chaz had the back cover off his Strat, and twice flipped it over and either (I couldn't tell which from the view I had) played with just his fretting hand  or used a looper, while making like he was playing the springs for the whammy bar.


Peter

The pilot for The Midnight Special * (sure, you have to put up with John Denver - but in return you get to see an actual Guild F-612!) 

*Not to be confused with the WFMT-FM folk-music show of the same name......



Peter (who watched it then, too)

Folk Uke; Cathy Guthrie on ukulele & Amy Nelson on guitar (yeah, Arlo & Willie's daughters): 

Peter (who picked one of there least NSFW numbers......)

Joseph Stevenson's StarSystems - Flower

Anthony Braxton - and I thought the music he was composing in the 70s was experimental.

The Band

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwAQIao60Aw&list=PLX66jEixZe1wrJxYALU_p92hzuF_Eb0cj&index=3

Tif Ginn (aka Mrs. Fred Eaglesmith): 

Peter

Just stumbled on this in the sidebar; man, oh man!  GraveDancer: 

Peter