Hasid it, but I didn't believe it!

Peter
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Groooooaaaaaaaannnn.


Bill, tgo

McIntosh: For the Love of Music: Janet Furman

Stupid Fire tablet won't let me post the link, but search for "Lock'n" on YouTube, there is a nice experience of 33 hours footage over 3 days with some "now" content and delicious performances from the festival over the years.

The inimitable Aaron Thibeaux Walker (and a pretty fair back-up band......)

Peter (who would like to call your attention to Clark Terry's solo)

I ran across this (boy do I wish I'd been there).  TN Keys' Scott Sheriff put this NIGHTFLY tribute together with a lot of players from around town here at Third and Lindsley, kind of the Nashville 'Baked Potato' if you will.  Session aces John Hammond on drums and Gary Lunn on Jazz Bass, and one more guitar player moved here from California . . . . anyway, one of my favorite songs from the The Grand Dan Catalog, 'New Frontier' :

Infinity's Song covering Marvin Gaye - What's Goin' On?

T- & B. : 


Peter

That was great. (and now I know where the nick-name T-Bone came from!)

A fiddle tune I've been messing with rhythm guitar on. It's a challenge telling the 4-chords from the 6-minors.

Quote from: edwardofhuncote on June 30, 2020, 04:28:49 AM
That was great. (and now I know where the nick-name T-Bone came from!)

Since you said that after my 2nd recent post of Aaron Thibeaux Walker, I'm going to assume you're referring to the appearance of his playing style.  The nickname actually dates from childhood, and was derived from his middle name (if you were, in fact, referring to the earlier post, where I mentioned his full name, and it was delayed until after the second, please disregard this message).

Peter

Little Green Cars - The John Wayne

Reggie Workman on playing with Coltrane

Hot Tuna

Good Shepard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6cJR9copFw&feature=youtu.be

One Nation Under a Groove. Parliament Funkadelic

Nice Tuna!

Peter