https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbYfhZzBemo&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR3AF_s1r-3FUehoB2oWOKEJyPPS_5LhVKQ2ewVnmQNeCgAYQdEe2CwVAfU

I am listening to this fantastic band that a friend (Shir-Ran Yinon ) plays the violin in.  Please enjoy this exemplary musicianship !

Miss you, Jer: 

Peter

Cosmic ;
I send my sincere Best Wishes  to your Mother !  For a speedy recovery with  the least discomfort !

( I just saw that part of the thread content )

Thanks, Wolf.
For the a number of years I have (admittedly at the urging of The Lovely & Charming Mrs. Cowboy) called her every Sunday; I almost said "talked to her", but the calls average 1.25 hours, and I may get 10 words in  ; what can I say; that's Mom.  I have, obviously, missed the last couple weeks, but today I got to talk to her (and I did do most of the talking this time) for about 5-10 minutes.  She seems to finally seems to be making some progress, but my optimism is still decidedly guarded.


As to comfort, well - yesterday or day before they started her back on dilaudid, so I'm guessing not so much (but, based on my experience with that wonder of pharmacology, no doubt much better now).


Peter

Listened to the first few minutes of Moran Magal in the Control Room today. This reminds me of something, but I can't quite place it. Very interesting, and very listen-able.    I'll be in there for a good while again tomorrow, and will pick it up again.

Duke Robillard: 

Peter

Trini Lopez - Yeah from Live at PJ's

Planet Earth Rock & Roll Orchestra , dba David Crosby: 

Peter

A little reminder, Lindsey Buckingham and Stephanie Nicks joined an already well-established rock band, and had to not only bring something new in, but fit in too.

From a 1975 concert in Largo, Maryland.

"Get Like You Used To Be"


"Station Man"


"Spare Me A Little Of Your Love"


There are some really good looks at #73-27 in action here, but I sure wish Mick had'da hired the Grateful Dead's sound crew too. 

Again, thanks to all who extended good wishes for my mom.
Alas, she passed away this morning.

Peter

Condolences.

Did she like a particular type of music?

I'm sorry to say that most of her LPs were Longine's (sp?) Symphonette, but she also loved Perry Como, Andy Williams, Dean Martin, Tennessee Ernie Ford.... her favorites, however, were the Statler Brothers - who she discovered when I brought their Best Of album; I think she saw them more times than I saw the Dead.

Peter

Very sorry to hear that, Peter. I know you don't roll with the prayin' but my thoughts are with you. 


The Statler Bros. are local heroes here. Staunton, Virginia is right up the road.

Thanks, Greg.  I sang bass in choirs from 8th grade into college - when a 7-month bout of laryngitis left me without my low range (or my high range, or my falsetto, or much ability to hear my own pitch....); Harold Reid is my hero!

Peter

Condolences, good sir.  I haven't lost my mom, yet.  But I did lose my wife last month.  It's very hard.