I'm listening to this now (4:30PM on Safturday afternoon) as when the Grand Ole Opry comes on afterwhile, I sure won't hear anything like THIS any more.


Country music with fiddles and steel guitar.  What a concept!  Pedal'd whole notes under the verses, dotted under the chorus, PLUS you get to walk the 1-1#-2, the 4-3-3flat-2 changes, etc.  Big fun, and a course in how it's supposed to sound.  LW is a Texas girl, natch. I was going to say I could eat this with a spoon, but it would go good with a brisket plate . . .

Durnit, Joey. I was just about offa' my LeeAnn kick... until now. Sumthin' about her voice draws me in like a moth to a flame.

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on January 11, 2023, 09:52:48 PM
A couple of my old friends; Jim Post live, with Mick Scott ...

Nice tune and nice guitar work.

Of the Steve Lukather interviews I've listened to, I think I've enjoyed this one the most.

Deja vu

Of course.

Bill, tgo

This, with David appearing in it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=MHo1fNnXFVU




No idea why I can't get a preview to show.... Playing For Change - Ripple

Probably my favorite David Crosby song:

Peter

Could have been an outtake from Mystery To Me,  or Heroes Are Hard To Find. Chris sure knew how to write a minor key blues you could fall into.




Pretty sure this was supposed to be a title cut for the next Fleetwood Mac album.

Love the Leanne Womack Joey. I'm looking forward to the Texas Steel Guitar Association Jamboree in March where it all Steel, all the time.

Another of my late folkie friends; Tom Dundee: 

Peter

96 degrees in the shade by Third World.



And wishful thinking about that kind of weather. :-)

This guy built a guitar out of melted aluminum cans.  Pretty impressive feat, but a lot of effort.

Wow.  It sounds good!

I felt his pain when the tap snapped. 
All hand tools?  Didn't even see a drill press... very impressive.

From 1969:   CSNY & TJ with a surprisingly hot version.  Tom really rocks out!

Still maybe a little weird.

Bill, tgo