The latest Jason Isbell album followed by the latest Melvins album; this is the kind of jumpy playlist this goldsmith listens to while working...because I can...

18 years ago today, Fleetwood-Mac releases The Dance, a live concert featuring the full Rumours era lineup of Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, and Lindsey Buckingham. The album featured two brand new tunes:  
 
Sweet Girl
 
and Bleed to Love Her
 
John's bass lines on these two songs is just as fascinating to me today as they were the first time I heard them.

Elements of sacrilege, but it's what's playing..
 
Siberian Khatru as covered by Hatune Miku
 

 
John

'the failed convict' by Cable; they've sadly broken up, but made their masterpiece before they did; seriously, not a note out of place...if I ever create an album half as good I will be happy; the narrative thread is that good...

I've said it before; WMSE is one of the greatest radio stations EVER!
 
Here is proof, just heard this song in the truck:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=-Usb26HywtU
801 covering the Beatles Tomorrow Never Knows

I've had 801 Live since 1980 or so. A great album!

Alison Krauss - Simple Love from 2007's release of A Hundred Miles Or More collection.
 

 
Alison has a gift for picking songs that work for her, and this one is a gem... can't figure how it garnered so little attention. I've been thinking about my buddy Tony a lot lately... this tune has taken on new meaning since he's been gone.  
 
Incidentally, the bassist on this live take is Abe Laboriel... I love how he just pedals that same little groove all the way through.

Found this band on YouTube?Alembic content. Then browse for more videos on their page.

Damn Alison Krauss; make me tear up over a beautiful song...I'm a pawnbroker by day, my armour is supposed to be thicker...I was listening to Meat Puppets Rat Farm again; they are really becoming my desert island band...

Sweeeeeeeet!
 

Great stuff Pete! I have the Family Dinner DVD, the whole thing is awesome! This is my favorite song on the DVD,
 

 
I'm flying to LA to see Snarky Puppy with my son on the 24th!
 
(Message edited by rustyg61 on September 02, 2015)

Rusty,
 And the Bassist is the Boss.  
 
Pete

Pete, I turned my son on to Snarky Puppy, & he got to see them last year before I have even gotten to see them! I sent him my Bass Player magazine with Michael League on the cover & he took it to the concert & met Michael & got him to sign it for me!  

 

Ahhh it's good to be young!  
Thanks really cool Rusty, looks like you have a great trip in store.
Peace  
Pete

I'm just so glad both of my sons have great taste in music & don't listen to the garbage that passes for music these days.