Like.

I had Beck, Bogart and Appice on cassette and played it till it broke...  then I bought the vinyl.  :-)

That "Superstition" was really nice. 

Found this version of Ripple
https://youtube.com/watch?v=BMADDgsk7WE

Nice , Paul!  Seeing as "Ripple" (as played by my dear friend Jim "Tex" Burns*, who taught me to make chili & play guitar) was the recessional at my wedding, I have a soft spot for the song, and love to see the young'ns grooving on it.

*Not saying the Texican is a Deadhead or anything, but he named one of his daughters Shannon: You know -  "Hurts my ears to listen, Shannon, Burns my eyes to see"......


Peter

Ripple was quite refreshing. I Loved it!

Hump day...

Camel

From Camel to Camel Walk


Camel Walk by Phish

Green's Fleetwood Mac, "Oh Well", both live and studio versions.

I hadn't seen that Camel video before; very cool.  Thanks!

David, it always surprises me what turns up in the sidebar on YT.  Found some pretty cool stuff I hadn't heard before, that way.

I really enjoy this thread for that reason, as well. Onward and upward!

Been quite a while since I've heard the album version of Oh Well.  Thanks!

Stefanie, yes; between this thread and YT suggestions my musical knowledge is expanding.

Rick James, "Ghetto Life" from Street Songs-


I really, really like this particular Rick James tune.  There was a live version of it on YouTube about 8 years ago where everyone in Rick James' band was sporting white sequined jumpsuits in about 9 million lumens of stage lights, and it was a cooler performance, musically.

Dave-I was hoping you'd catch that for a dose of the Green/Kirwan/Spencer guitar section!
Here's something else Green for you, both studio and live:

Yeah, it's been quite a while since I've listened to that early Mac.

So a little further up the thread I linked a couple cover medleys by a project group put together by Martin Miller.  I finally listened to their just now, and it's pretty great too.


The bass player gets to shine a bit more here, as do all the musicians.

Quote from: David Houck on July 11, 2018, 04:14:34 PM
Been quite a while since I've heard the album version of Oh Well.  Thanks!

Same here... foregot how epic and beautiful the acoustic part was.


We played that in a biker band that I was in but is was sans acoustic/ mellow section just an extended jam in the middle.and repeated first verse.