WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[cozmik_cowboy]

The Flatlanders.

Peter

[pauldo]

Frank.

Well mostly Terry being shown but still Frank.

[pauldo]

And this.
Stan with the New Barbarians - not the greatest audio but his solo (5:00) brings back fond memories.  My brother was a huge Stones fan so went to see the New Barbarians when they came to town... after the show he couldn't stop talking about the bass player!  He then managed to get a bootleg cassette of them and this song got played over and over and over and over.

Am I Groovin' You

[David Houck]

The link for "Frank" doesn't seem to go to the right place.

[pauldo]

The link for "Frank" doesn't seem to go to the right place.

No it really doesn't, sorry...
This one:

[rv_bass]

The Music Never Stopped...

[David Houck]

Well, personally, Terry is a bit much in that video; but the shots of Frank's solo were nice, and I saw Adrian there a couple times.

[cozmik_cowboy]

Tom Waits.  Screw the Eagles........

Peter

[David Houck]

Rob; that's a great tune.  And it's an example of why I, for one, thought rather highly of the Dead's studio recordings.  There's a lot going on in that song, yet it all blends together quite nicely.  Love Phil's bass line, and Jerry's playing.  Thanks for posting; hadn't listened to it in a while.

[David Houck]

Peter; I didn't realize (or perhaps just don't remember) that he wrote that song.  And I don't recall hearing his version before.  Very nice!

[pauldo]

Tom Waits, ain't nobody like him.  I believe the first song of his that I heard was Get Behind the Mule... and then dashed to the record store.

Here is a version of Gov't Mule doing Get Behind The Mule...
Love the ending on this.

And not to put any bad juju out into the karmic wheel - but I find myself wondering what people will say about Warren when his times comes.  Besides performing his own music so well he also takes other musicians material (from vast genres) and covers their songs in such a humble and respectful manner.

[cozmik_cowboy]

My favorite thing from Warren.

Peter

[David Houck]

Stringdusters; He's Gone.

[edwardofhuncote]

Peter; I didn't realize (or perhaps just don't remember) that he wrote that song.  And I don't recall hearing his version before.  Very nice!

Me either, but I really like that tune, and always have. 

Stringdusters; He's Gone.

Good stuff on here today fellas... I've kinda' been in a recreational listening slump lately. Even bored with everything in the dusty stack in my shop. This probably sounds like a stereotypical thing to post in here, but I wish I had some Grateful Dead stuff on CD. Dang YouTube is burning through my mobile data plan with a vengeance. But this Phil Lesh guy is really making me THINK.

[David Houck]

With the studio albums, one approach is to start in the middle and work your way out.  Start with Mars Hotel; then Blues for Allah and Wake of the Flood; then Terrapin Station and American Beauty, then Shakedown Street and Working Man's Dead; then Go To Heaven and Aoxomoxoa; then In The Dark and Anthem of the Sun; then Built to Last and The Grateful Dead.  I like this approach because my favorite studio stuff is in the middle.