What're you listening to right now??

[Phil_S]

.... I can take the ribbing.

You may think there is room for improvement, but capturing it in the moment, really, it is a fine cover of a difficult tune.

[JoeCon]

Xtian

I think that intro and solo are Larry Carlton at that point. Opening chord is a G7#9 that leads into a great opening solo, the timing is awesome....

Mr. 335 indeed!

[skyboltone]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnyeqyCiLdo


We've been doing this Steely Dan thing with these talented but brutal taskmaster/slave drivers Fagen and Becker. Here's the diametrical opposite of Steely Dan

I'm about 25 minutes into "Classic Albums" documentary on "The Band" albums. Wow, what a contrast in styles. There couldn't be more difference I think between techniques in the studio than these two.

So what am I listening to now? "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" I've actually come to tears during that one. I have for years. "You can't raise the Cain back up when he's in defeat" It really speaks loudly to a sensitive place in our collective American heart . The guys really set out to find a narrow sad voice without political whining. Amazing song.

Take a look here at the making of the that and other songs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV6952QFuh0

[sepulchre]

Man, around 25:00 where Garth is playing, wow! What an amazing artist. The whole band is great but that part just blew me away. It makes me wish I had paid more attention and got more serious about playing, both keys and guitar. I'm just glad there are guys like that around.

Thanks for posting this.

edit: best hour and fifteen I've spent for some time. Thanks again.

[stelligan]

Back when Bill could sing his ass off...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTKGzslMZbs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7MJXFb9pwY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_a1AUxdjzUk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCPliRzOAHw

[xtian]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTKGzslMZbs

Dang! That got my heart rate up!

[Phil_S]

Youtube sometimes leads you to a real gem. Try this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiQN3pQ6EwM
Outtakes from Monterrey Pop 1967 "bonus tracks."
If you don't check anything else, catch Mike Bloomfield really take off (Electric Flag). Much of it is good or even great. Some of it is just that because of it's nostalgic feel-good value.

[showbander]

For those that are not familiar with SAHB ,this is one of the best performances i have seen by far...it aint all guitars and rock n roll but this is amazing.
Fantastic Scottish band ! Alex Harvey's brother was les harvey from "Stone The Crows" Unfortunately he was killed very young by electrocution at a soundcheck i think, Another great band they were .

heres a link, go on do yourself a favour!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqx5j-FuqeI

[rdjones]

For those that are not familiar with SAHB ...

Faith Healer !

[xtian]

I would normally ask why there's a clown playing guitar...but not in this case. Makes perfect sense.

That was fun.

[cbass]

For those that are not familiar with SAHB ,this is one of the best performances i have seen by far...it aint all guitars and rock n roll but this is amazing.
Fantastic Scottish band ! Alex Harvey's brother was les harvey from "Stone The Crows" Unfortunately he was killed very young by electrocution at a soundcheck i think, Another great band they were .

heres a link, go on do yourself a favour!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqx5j-FuqeI

thats crazy about les harvey a gew years before he died he was in a bus accident that killed his bandmates then he gets killed by a mic. guess you never know when the jig is up

[cbass]

Uncle Tupelo is pretty much the foundation for everything I play like or listen too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HmHKwYRP9k

And its got a bouzouki solo in it

[skyboltone]

Here's young Andrew Winton horsing around on the old Weissenborn. He's cut 'is bleeding' dreads off mate! He's wearin' a Marine Corps cut now. Semper Fi!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDQM8Ik ... dded#at=46[/img]

[martin manning]

VU
Live at
Max's KC
1970

[cbass]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnyeqyCiLdo


We've been doing this Steely Dan thing with these talented but brutal taskmaster/slave drivers Fagen and Becker. Here's the diametrical opposite of Steely Dan

I'm about 25 minutes into "Classic Albums" documentary on "The Band" albums. Wow, what a contrast in styles. There couldn't be more difference I think between techniques in the studio than these two.

So what am I listening to now? "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" I've actually come to tears during that one. I have for years. "You can't raise the Cain back up when he's in defeat" It really speaks loudly to a sensitive place in our collective American heart . The guys really set out to find a narrow sad voice without political whining. Amazing song.

Take a look here at the making of the that and other songs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV6952QFuh0

Thanks for posting that just watched the whole thing got me all choked up.It was hard to see danko in that condition.But his acoustic performance was outstanding once he got goin