Thanks for the tips guys. I've only seen Wasserman with the Grisman Quintet. Now I have some new discs to source out. Right after I check out Dave's link!

Holy chops batman! I dig those ultra high notes Rob played with the bow between the end of the fretboard and the bridge. 5 star performance from all 3.

Wow!
That video brought tears to my eyes and goosebumps to my thighs .  . . .
 
I might need some medication!
:-D
 
 
Thanks Dave!

Bought a bunch of CDs at a garage sale a little while ago; took them out of their cases & stuck them into my wallets (do most of my listening while mobile these days).  Waiting to meet a fare at a train that was delayed, flipped through & saw 2 I'd forgotten; no writing, just some very familiar-looking skulls. Stuck in disc 1, and thought What?  Who? Why haven't I listened to this? Who?  Some of the players & songs were immediately recognizable (Bobby, Phil, Mickey, Bruce) some players less so & some songs unheard.  Did some searching today; it's The Strange Remain, a live album by the '98 version of the Other Ones (only album thus far by them or The Dead).  Driving again tomorrow; disc 2 first thing!
 
 
Peter

Peter, I have The Strange Remain.  I haven't listed to it in a long time, but my recollection is I liked it a lot.  I also seem to recall that Mickey seemed to have more of an influence in what was happening musically.

Listening to it now.  Very nice!

Paul Kantner's Blows Against the Empire.
 
Bill, tgo
 
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Blows Against the Empire, is a great recording . ____Many of various  sounds are created in a quite novel way , such as the lift off of the Starship ;___ sound processed Electrolux Vacuum cleaners .

Beastie Boys - The Mix-Up
 
Instrumental album from them - never listened to it before - I rather enjoy it!

old school R&R.
Aerosmith - Live! Bootleg; live recording released in 1978.

Great choice Paul. I have that double album. Superb versions of walk this way and mama kin.
 
Graeme

GD October 19th. 1974 Winterland SF. Eyes of the World into China Doll. This will bring a grown man to his knees.

GD March 29, 1990 Nassau.  Eyes of the World with Branford Marsalis.

Hmmm....old school Aerosmith. Some of the best blues rock ever! One of my top 10 concerts (best), and one of my top crappiest. Back in the early 90s those guys would wheel into my store in their matching Maseratis. Brad would say Hey Ken, we need something to make us healthy. I would laugh and say, I'll give you guys some wheat grass shots but you got to lay off the drugs! Seasons of Wither is one of my favs.

James McMurtry, Too Long In The Wasteland.  Son of Larry McMurtry, and just as good with words.  Now if he'd just had someone other than John Hoosier Mellonhead produce the album...............
 
Also, Turtles' Greatest Hits.  Because every now and then, one needs some well-crafted, frothy  pop.
 
Peter