Charles Earland, More Today Than Yesterday-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PjYQndM-JM&list=RD9PjYQndM-JM&start_radio=1

The first song in a Charles Earland-heavy mix/playlist.

I think I might have posted a video before.  Wonderful touch and use of delays in this one.

A friend of mine sent me this one of Tommy Emmanuel and David Grisman because of the guitars, but it is a great example of two master-class acoustic musicians at play. (on close to a half-million dollars worth of lumber)

Very nice, Gregory!  I can't ID the mando, but it must be pretty high-end to put things in $500K range (as pre-war 000-28s are going in the $15-30K range these days.....) 


Peter

Loved the Emmanuel/Grisman jam.  Nice way to start a Saturday.

I figured you would enjoy that one Coz... 'specially with those triple-0's. 


Well, you're right - to be honest, I'm assuming way too much. A pair of pre-war 000-28's + (one of) Grisman's 23' Lloyd Loar F5 still wouldn't be $500K. It's still an expensive little jam there, but my goodness it sounds good in their hands. 

Tried to edit, but this one stayed; please proceed to our next regularly schedule missive.....

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on September 22, 2018, 08:18:56 AM
I figured you would enjoy that one Coz... 'specially with those triple-0's. 


Well, you're right - to be honest, I'm assuming way too much. A pair of pre-war 000-28's + (one of) Grisman's 23' Lloyd Loar F5 still wouldn't be $500K. It's still an expensive little jam there, but my goodness it sounds good in their hands. 

Ah - if that's a '23 LL-signed F5, then we are, in fact, much closer to the half-mil mark that I thought (one of those is more than a nickel, I'm told).  I gotta say, too, that that second 000 is something to consider selling a kid for; DAY-UM that thing has tone!!!!

And am I the only one who kinda cocks his head & goes "Huh?" to see T.E. flatpicking?  Very tasty, but not what I expect from him.

Peter (Who will stipulate that however much those are worth, he probably ain't buying any of them this week......)

And right now I'm at the NIU library doing some research in the United Mine Workers Journal from 1909; I brought the cans and am grooving on Filmore East 2/11/70; I've heard the legendary Dead/Allmans/Mac/Love  "Dark Star>Spanish Jam>Turn On Your Lovelight" jam before, but this is my first time listening to the whole show; smokin'!!!


Peter

Chet Atkins and Les Paul, "Caravan"-

.  Includes Alembic content.

Widespread Panic. 
This Part of Town.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=6Bnly0tFqFQ

Recently got their Don't Tell The Band cd and it is seeing a lot of airplay on the ride to and from work.  Need to get more of their stuff.

Quote from: Zut8083 on September 22, 2018, 08:47:50 PM
Chet Atkins and Les Paul, "Caravan"-

Awesome! Hadn't heard Caravan in a while. Such a great song.

Cool Widespread Panic tune; thanks!