Frank Zappa on the Mike Douglas show.

Carole King still sounds fantastic. 


(and I had forgotten how catchy the bass part is to "It's Too Late")

Lotta' people heard of this old fiddle tune because of Charlie Daniels' tale about the Devil and a Golden Fiddle and an impromptu contest, but just like Fire on the Mountain, Run Boys Run, and Granny Does Your Dog Bite, mentioned in the the lyrics, Hell's Broke Loose in Georgia is a popular one. Bryan Sutton and Stuart Duncan did a pretty good job renderin' it here...



*Not sure who else played what here, but I'll guess that's Ricky Skaggs on mandolin.

Apropos to another current thread, Zappa is using a miked original Pignose in the above clip.  Sounds pretty good!  Of course it helps that it's Zappa playing. lol

Bill, tgo

Speaking of Zappa.
Dweezil is currently on tour for Hot Rats (pretty sure in Europe now).
Do yourself a favor and catch one of his live shows... he seriously does his father proud while playing some of his guitars.
Seen him and his band 3 times since 2010, every show was spectacular.

Amine and Hamza - The Band Beyond Borders

Some clown* covering Peace, Love and Understanding.




* he actually has a rather pleasant voice.

Reminded me of this oldy but goody:

Bill, tgo

Martin Miller & Paul Gilbert - Superstition

Quote from: David Houck on October 08, 2019, 12:47:45 PM
Martin Miller & Paul Gilbert - Superstition

Well that was pretty fantastic.    Playing that song is tough enough, then dude had to belt it out while he he was playing that slinky bass line.

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on October 08, 2019, 03:08:02 PM

Quote from: David Houck on October 08, 2019, 12:47:45 PM
Martin Miller & Paul Gilbert - Superstition

Well that was pretty fantastic.    Playing that song is tough enough, then dude had to belt it out while he he was playing that slinky bass line.

And he had this thing... https://www.eich-amps.com/bassboardl
which if I had extra coin I would certainly want.

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on October 05, 2019, 02:27:21 AM
Lotta' people heard of this old fiddle tune because of Charlie Daniels' tale about the Devil and a Golden Fiddle and an impromptu contest, but just like Fire on the Mountain, Run Boys Run, and Granny Does Your Dog Bite, mentioned in the the lyrics, Hell's Broke Loose in Georgia is a popular one. Bryan Sutton and Stuart Duncan did a pretty good job renderin' it here...



Listening to this, I kept hearing "We fired our guns and the British kept a-comin'...."

Peter

*Not sure who else played what here, but I'll guess that's Ricky Skaggs on mandolin.

Austin City Limits with Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue; yes, they do be a bit funky - and (surprise, surprise!) they got no less so when Cyril Neville sat in!
Here's a taste of the show:



And with Cyril:


Peter

Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
Wait for the guitar solo!

Love the Sistah!   One of the lesser known unheralded foreparents of rock 'n roll.  And rockin' that 3-pickup SG!

Bill, tgo