I don't have a second instrument or a second language.  With both instruments and languages it's all I can do to struggle with just one.

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on May 01, 2019, 06:59:24 AM
Here was a fun little mandolin thing a bunch of us did a few years ago...

Nice to watch that again!

BBC Morning News. :-)

OK, right now I'm listening to something that's only in my head; I'm hearing c.'72 Dead doing a Pig rave-up on Sam The Sham's "Little Red Riding Hood".  Call me crazy, but I think it would have been amazing........

Peter (who's wondering "Did I just type that out loud?")

new Lari Basilio

Nice, David, I wasn't familiar with Lari Basilio, thanks!

"Light As A Feather". I return to this a few afternoons a year. It was an ear-changer for me in my early career as a player.  Has a special place in my musical heart. And but for t, I wouldn't have found Stanley, and I wouldn't have my Alembic.

"Light As A Feather" is a long-time favorite for me as well.

Here's the title track from Light As A Feather

Chick Corea – Fender Rhodes electric piano
Stanley Clarke – double bass
Joe Farrell – flute, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
Airto Moreira – drums, percussion
Flora Purim – vocals, percussion

Hard to go wrong with Chick Corea & Stanley Clarke. 


Here's a native son of California doing one I'm currently working on for HGB's second set- "featuring Greg on bass and vox". I really don't know why they have to do that. 


Anyway, I've been trying to channel what would Jimmy J. play on this fun little blues in F#...

Rob's a monster player!

In honor of Billy's birthday:



Peter

Alembic sighting with Lonnie Mack, 1989 (and Danny Gatton sitting in on the last tune!)


Peter

Well I'm listening to jazz at the moment as I'm broadcasting my weekly Jazz programme.
Tune if if you like. :-)
https://newstyleradio.co.uk/

A fine illustration of why the Fender Telecaster is one of the Wonders Of The World, provided by the great Bill Kirchen:


Peter