Tiny Desk with Trombone Shorty & Orleans Street: 

Peter

Didn't see Shorty.   

Curious why it appears to be a Travis Bean instead of an SG?

Quote from: pauldo on August 21, 2025, 03:05:14 AM
Didn't see Shorty.   

Curious why it appears to be a Travis Bean instead of an SG?

Well, crap; I guess my "Copy" didn't take.  Let's try that again:

Peter (who also noticed Derek's Bean)

Quote from: pauldo on August 21, 2025, 03:05:14 AM
Didn't see Shorty.   

Curious why it appears to be a Travis Bean instead of an SG?

My guess is that they were playing a Grateful Dead tune.  I stayed up late last night watching a lot of Tedeschi Trucks, and that shot looks to be from one I watched.


Found it, same show - different channel, from three weeks ago at Red Rocks - Franklin's Tower:



Also watched a full concert from a few days after that where on one tune he played a Firebird.

New record comes out today. (the cool kids say it "drops"...) The title cut, All God's Children-





The first three copies will be headed my way shortly...

Alison Brown, Steve Martin, Jackson Browne - Dear Time
(not shown - Jeff Hanna - harmony vocals)

Quote from: David Houck on August 23, 2025, 03:08:08 PM
Alison Brown, Steve Martin, Jackson Browne - Dear Time
(not shown - Jeff Hanna - harmony vocals)

Not to mention:
Stuart Duncan – fiddle
Jody Nardone – piano
Garry West – bass
Bryan Brock – percussion

Nice tune.


Jimmy J

Who needs AI when humans can play like a machine.

Quote from: David Houck on August 23, 2025, 03:08:08 PM
Alison Brown, Steve Martin, Jackson Browne - Dear Time
(not shown - Jeff Hanna - harmony vocals)

This one ran across my channel the other day too, and I marked it for 'watch later'. I was walking at the time, and it was hot. So Steve and Alison have this duo project coming out that "Dear Time" is on, and it happens they are presenting the IBMA Awards next month in Chattanooga. (smart move, whoever had that idea... these things tend to be full of miscues and cringe-jokery. Steve and Alison will be much more comfortable in the role)

https://bluegrasstoday.com/steve-martin-and-alison-brown-to-host-2025-ibma-bluegrass-music-awards/

I'm sure Safe, Sensible & Sane will come up. Steve Martin can't be described as anything other than a true entertainment genius. And I tend to enjoy anything Alison Brown is involved with. Here is the first release from the record featuring Tim O'Brien singing, bluegrass A-listers Bryan Sutton and Stuart Duncan playing along. And one of my all-time bass heroes too, Todd Phillips.



*a little tip of the cap to the man behind the scenes... bassist Garry West is Alison's husband and producer of this, and many, many other fantastic projects.

Quote from: JimmyJ on August 23, 2025, 08:48:02 PM

Quote from: David Houck on August 23, 2025, 03:08:08 PM
Alison Brown, Steve Martin, Jackson Browne - Dear Time
(not shown - Jeff Hanna - harmony vocals)

Not to mention:
Stuart Duncan – fiddle
Jody Nardone – piano
Garry West – bass
Bryan Brock – percussion

Nice tune.


Jimmy J

Indeed!

When you hold her, by The Impossible Gentlemen.

Quote from: jazzyvee on August 24, 2025, 09:56:50 PM
When you hold her, by The Impossible Gentlemen.

Very nice. Erik Satie vibe. Good buildup too.

Jack giving his all.

Rory made me think of Robin Trower for some reason.

Smooth Harrison (Sunny War & Tré Burt):

Peter