Dub Like An Antelope-Legends of Reggae Play The Music of Phish.
 
It's Xander's favorite, especially Bouncing Around the Room, so we listen to it at least twice a day. It's got some great performers on it: Chalice, Steel Pulse, Toots, Chinna Smith, etc. Interesting to hear these songs with people who can REALLY sing.
 
Now that Xander's figuring out how to use a computer, life is getting more interesting.

Am I the only one who, on every hearing of Bouncing Around the Room, hears it's refrain in my ear while my brain hears  
 
Two hangmen hangin' from a tree  
And that don't bother me
At all?
 
Peter

Since I?ve watched Whiplash several days ago, I?ve been on a binge of Don Ellis music... starting, of course, with the movie?s title track:
 

Thanks for the Clarence White!

That recording that Edward put up is exactly the one I was listening to.  What a miracle.  there is another Youtube audio out there of Clarence noodling backstage on his Tele, just warming up - easy to find, and absolutely devastating.  As my big brother says, if you want to know how all of the country rock of the 70s got started, listen to that!

Is it?

That's the long version. There's also a shorter one which is the one I was talking about. Crazy stuff. If I could play Buckaroo like that I'm not sure I would ever do anything else.

That's the long version. There's also a shorter one which is the one I was talking about. Crazy stuff. If I could play Buckaroo like that I'm not sure I would ever do anything else.

ELUVEITIE - The Call Of The Mountains
 
The Crows in my backyard become very noisy when I play this !
I like it too .  
This Band is quite interesting with their insrumentation .
 

TORCHE Restarter, the new album...so far I like their previous album Harmonicraft more, but I've only listened to the new one twice...

Saw the Hardanger Fiddle on Antique's Roadshow last night.
8 string fiddle from Norway, 4 playable strings like a standard fiddle and then 4 sympathetic strings that run underneath the fingerboard.
 
https://youtube.com/watch?v=_mikraKPg2s

One of those came through the shop a few years ago where I was working as an apprentice... hands down, that's gotta' be the strangest thing I ever worked on. IIRC, it was a 9 or 10-string too, not as insanely ornate as many are. There's not much I could compare the sound to... and that's saying a little bit, having been around fiddle music for my entire life.  
 
Cool find Paul! Love the Roadshow. Couple of those guys are neighbors of mine, if you ever see Will and Ken Farmer on there. They often appraise musical instruments.

Celtica Pipes Rock!
 
@ 14:20 in the video there will be a surprise
 

Circa Paleo Viking Song   LIVE @The Mucky Duck in Houston Texas
 

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