Yes; I've been here a while. 

The Loop Loft All-Stars feat. Eric Harland, Mark Kelley, Bob Reynolds & Doug Wamble


https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=166&v=mMCnmePtyBA

Quote from: David Houck on July 14, 2018, 10:32:14 AM
Yes; I've been here a while. 

And still just a pup at 1002 yo, according to the forum profile. 


I reached the last day of my cellular billing cycle and still had almost a whole GB of data left, so I've been streaming the Fleetwood Mac "Kiln House" album up here in this disaster area of my shop. A lot of it is strange to me, (mystery to me?)  but a lot of it is completely do-able within the context of the 2018-19 band lineup. In my opinion, of course. And while that matters little in the grand scheme of commerce and the reality of world tours, I do hope that Mick and John seize this golden opportunity to recreate some of this music.

I can totally see them pulling this off just as convincingly today:

Full Album:

Loop Loft All-Stars are very groovy.

Kiln House art work has a Whistle Rhymes vibe to it.

After the Gilmour set this popped up in the side bar... I thought I would just watch a little bit of it - ended up watching the whole thing.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZPeUzqSyHeI

Quote from: pauldo on July 14, 2018, 02:05:49 PM

Kiln House art work has a Whistle Rhymes vibe to it.

Weird! It does a little. FWIW, Christine McVie did the cover art for "Kiln House", and I think a couple more of the early Fleetwood Mac albums.

Quote from: pauldo on July 14, 2018, 02:05:49 PM... I thought I would just watch a little bit of it - ended up watching the whole thing.

Yeah, I did too.   


And now my ears hurt.

I'm feeling Dangerous today.

Curves ahead:

Alma Deutsher child prodigy.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Nz0OAcYknyw

Just saw her on 60 Minutes.  My take away was that she has imaginary composers in her head that represent different emotions... bottom line is she understands the joy of what music is.

Brown Sabbath, Fairies Wear Boots-


Great tone from the ES-335 and the horns.  I have NOT seen this kinda stuff live!  I am also a true vulgarian.

Stefanie, thanks for the Gambale, Hamm, and Smith; very nice track.  Great bass solo by Hamm, and Gambale is .. well, Gambale.

I once saw a Vital Information concert, an acoustic version of the band (the keyboard player played an accordion); and I found the concert to be surprisingly underwhelming, except for Steve Smith.  Just an amazing drummer, as shown on this track with Gambale and Hamm.

I think I've seen Alma Deutsher do the "pick four notes out of a hat" thing on another video.  Pretty amazing.

"Whoopie Cat".  Never heard of the until tonight, but it's pretty impressive straightforward rock and roll with a pleasant '90s nostalgic tone.

The Alma video was a joy to watch. So gifted, what a future she has.

More YT side-bar goodness:  and
Hillbilly porch gospel & Wildling rock - what more can you ask for??


Peter

That was some of the best spoon playing I've seen in awhile.