I'm guessing that was Bob Welsh, and not Bob Welch.

This is why I've never had a data-entry job......
 
Welsh it is, of course.  Thanks, Dave.
 
Peter

The Wailin' Jennys - Live at Mauch Chunk Opera House...
 
My two favorite cuts:
 
an old sea shanty called Bold Riley https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=20&v=D62vASKOOhQ
 
and maybe my all-time favorite Gillian Welch (speaking of Welches) cover, One More Dollar.
 
*edit - special mention for the fiddle solo 2:40 - 3:40.  
 
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Very nice Greg; thanks!

Swans, Body To Body...their new stuff is amazing; seriously, I stood there going wow...wow...wow...holy@##$%$%^^&&**&^%$%$%last time I saw them live; it was THAT powerful...just blew me away...anyway, I love the old stuff too, which is Body to body...I'm trying to describe what their new music is like and the best I can think of is like a heretic finding God just as the pyre catches...Tony

Elvin Bishop, both new () and old ()
 
Peter

In his words the greatest rock star on the planet Kanye west headlining Glastonbury!!!! Words fail me!!! Notes failed him when he attempted to sing Bohemian Rhapsody.

That is hilarious!
 
I will spare myself the pain of listening to the genius, though.

Stephen Stills with Jimi Hendrix

Webcast of Dead 50 at Levi
 
Had planned on going, but a project I expected to end 9 months ago, finally looks to be wrapping up this weekend/coming week. Working with folks from USA, Canada and Mexico, none of whom are sympathetic to my musical or temporal desires. Arghh! Anyway watching on my computer 3K miles away, is pretty good alternative. And the guys are really knockin' it out of the park!

Pete; I hadn't heard that in a long long time.  That was nice; thanks!

In case you want to enjoy 'the greatest rock star on the planet' and Bohemian Rhapsody.
 

In case you want to enjoy 'the greatest rock star on the planet' taking on one of the greatest rock songs ever Bohemian Rhapsody
 

I'm going to be listening to a lot of YES this week.
 
Graeme

I don't know any YES music or anything about Chris Squire, but one gig I did a few years an audience member came to chat to me in the interval and said my bass sound reminded him of Chris.