Almost posted this in the new humor thread.   
We are allowed to listen to music at work via earbuds/ headphones.   A co-worker in his mid 20's (a kid?) asked me for a recommendation for something to listen to.   Earlier conversations reveal that his mom has good taste in music and hence has influenced him.

I suggested the What If album from Dixie Dregs. 
This was his favorite song... he absolutely loved the jaw harp. 😆

Great album, Paul!

Havin' Fun

https://www.facebook.com/gratefuldead/videos/i-need-a-miracle-on-snl-1978/3557586317890094/

Since our impromptu reunion gig last month, New River Bound has been bouncing tunes back and forth between members on the intra-band thread. This group's YouTube channel came up several times.









*for those wondering, a "wild shoat" is the juvenile of wild hogs. One of my very distant ancestors had to surrender "five shoates, and two piges" among other personal possessions, as part of his punishment for involvement in Bacon's Rebellion. Better than being hung, I reckon...

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on January 13, 2024, 05:44:24 AM

One of my very distant ancestors had to surrender "five shoates, and two piges" among other personal possessions, as part of his punishment for involvement in Bacon's Rebellion. Better than being hung, I reckon...

Resisting the urge to break out the Cleavon Little impersonation.....

Peter (who will let slip his inner pedant enough to say that would be "hanged")

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on January 13, 2024, 07:46:16 AM

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on January 13, 2024, 05:44:24 AM

One of my very distant ancestors had to surrender "five shoates, and two piges" among other personal possessions, as part of his punishment for involvement in Bacon's Rebellion. Better than being hung, I reckon...

Resisting the urge to break out the Cleavon Little impersonation.....

Peter (who will let slip his inner pedant enough to say that would be "hanged")

If we was any good at stuff like that, our name would still be Huncote.


~Gregory (who is quite tickled that he can now quote other posts...)

I'm about halfway through this recent interview with Tal Wilkenfeld.





She gets a little deep into the weeds philosophically, (for me at least) but I get where she's coming from on the need for focus. The interview itself is well-done; no bs-fluff questions so far. She is a very interesting player, who literally has been there and done that at a pretty young age. (She's late-30-something now...)

Justin Johnson doing the Stones:

Peter

Eva Cassidy doing Bill Withers: 

Peter

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on January 13, 2024, 09:47:48 PM
Eva Cassidy doing Bill Withers: 

Peter

That whole record is great. I gotta' try and remember who I gave it too... 

 Nice Groove

That was super.

I'm about half way through this Achilles Wheel you tube video that I started watching earlier this week.

Shelby Snow on bass has a great enthusiastic vibe  to his playing.

Quote from: jazzyvee on January 19, 2024, 11:30:00 PM
I'm about half way through this Achilles Wheel you tube video that I started watching earlier this week.

Shelby Snow on bass has a great enthusiastic vibe  to his playing.

They're just fantastic, and Shelby is a big part of the reason for that. I'll put this on in the shop today.

Kicking it off with California Stars!  Bookmarking that.

My son introduced me to a Japanese math rock band: toe