New from Lari Basilio

Vinnie Colaiuta - drums, Sean Hurley - bass, Ester Na -  keys

That was really nice. I could swear I've posted something here highlighting Sean Hurley before...

GD  12/29/77 Plain' in the Band

https://www.google.com/search?q=grateful+dead+12%2F29%2F77+playin+in+the+band&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:4186735d,vid:xCnwexGjMEA,st:0

The Lori Basilio was cool!

So THIS just landed on my porch.... 50 DISCS of Al Stewart! 

Dan & Molly, pay tribute to Tony, with a Norman tune. 



*for context, here is Tony playing it way back when-

Bobby & The Wolf Bros, 3/24/19: 

Peter

Watching a potential supergroup develop has been fun to watch this year. They will be within easy driving distance of here by late-Summer, early-Fall.





*again, for original context-

"Werewolves..." made me think of John and Mick. Fun tune from the fun days. I always wonder if Warren and Waddy weren't settling a score with somebody on that one. 


My YT channel dialed-up this one from couple years before... Fleetwood Mac - 10/17/75:

Speaking of John & Mick: 

Peter

James doing a nice take on Chuck (with, of course, some superb bass anchoring....): 

Peter

Very nice version of Promised Land by JT.  Jimmy's bass really lays down the swampy beat!


I found this on another forum.  Never heard of them before, the Lovell sisters, calling themselves  "Larkin Poe",  doing a wonderful cover of Steve Miller's Joker.

Bill, tgo

Quote from: lbpesq on July 11, 2022, 10:40:58 AM
Very nice version of Promised Land by JT.  Jimmy's bass really lays down the swampy beat!


I found this on another forum.  Never heard of them before, the Lovell sisters, calling themselves  "Larkin Poe",  doing a wonderful cover of Steve Miller's Joker.

Bill, tgo

Larkin Poe seriously applies boot leather to buttocks!

Peter

Lately, I'm finding a bunch of these live Fleetwood Mac recordings. Never heard them before. This is a fantastic cut of "I'm So Afraid".




I don't think John is playing his Alembic here. Sounds too dirty. Fender Precision I think, turned up real loud. And de-tuned for the low notes.

*The tone may not tickle me, but the bass playing however, is exhilarating.