Chit chat,chit chat...CHIT CHAT!!
 

 
(Message edited by elwoodblue on November 19, 2015)

'70s mood today - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (amazing how great we thought that was back then - and how bad the rest of the album sucks) followed by They Only Come Out At Night (uneven, but with flashes - or flashbacks - of greatness) followed by All Things Must Pass (by far the best ex-Beatle album ever) followed by Wake Of The Flood (much better, now, thanks - but isn't Let Me Sing Your Blues Away easily the worst thing they ever recorded??).  
 
Peter

John Scofield's latest CD, Past and Present. Actually went to a record store, listened to a couple of CDs. This one stood out, most excellent.
 
Next up, let's see - Steve Gadd Band, 70 strong. Got my copy a week ago at their concert in Zoetermeer, then had to join a queue to get it signed in order to have an all too brief chat with a certain Mr Johnson about stuff Alembic - hey if that's what it takes then I too shall stand in line! Wonderful grooves and changes on this one.

 
...pretty fresh piece of vinyl.

, with (of course) great playing all around, and several nice - but way too short - close-ups of the lovely bass & magic fingers of the esteemed Mr. Johnson.
 
Peter

Little Feat live at the Rockpalast 1977 (the same tour that produced the live album Waiting For Columbus.) Lowell's last tour.  
 
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2pcc9_little-feat-rockpalast-1977-1-of-4_music
 
Get the DVD, ya cheapskate. Check out Sam Sutherlin's exquisite review in the product description:  
 
http://www.amazon.com/Little-Feat-Rockpalast-Live/dp/6305841446

JT is such a wonderful fingerstyle player, and not the only guy in his band to play a handmade instrument . . . . here's a link to James Olson, the guy who made these wonderful axes for JT:
 
http://www.olsonguitars.com/taylor.html
 
Also, just over from that JT/Guitar Center link, watch the JT on Austin City Limits, very, very nice.
 
Joey

Been digging the JT videos!
 
Here's James Taylor with Alison Krauss, on an old Louvin Bros. tune I like... this one always seems to come back to me around the holidays every year.  
 

 
Alison Krauss and Union Station on ACL a few years ago, doing maybe my favorite Sidney Cox tune ever - Broadway. I love the first line of the second verse - so the curtains are down, for the moment I was someone... Dang, that's hard.  
 

Nigerian marketplace by Oscar Peterson.  
It is bass heaven!
 
Slawie

Wow, beautiful tune!

Hard to Handle 4-29-71    
 
+This is a Phil  That I understand !   The Viceral Phil !  
 
  This might be a version in my Band  Easy Wind  that we might work on . This is the style of early  Dead  that I really like .  
 
 Wolf

Hard to Handle 4-29-71    
 
+This is a Phil  That I understand !   The Viceral Phil !  
 
  This might be a version in my Band  Easy Wind  that we might work on . This is the style of early  Dead  that I really like .  
 
 Wolf

The Dragons are at work !

I'm with you on this one, Wolf, this era was bursting with energy!