WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[edwardofhuncote]

Had to go looking for this guy's CD after the McCartney karaoke scene, for this one song. (this one's for you, Coz)

Wasn't that on one of morning shows this week, Dave? The tv is always on in the control room at work but I can't do that many things at once... 

[David Houck]

The Furtado and Krauss was nice!

The McCartney thing was on a show called Late Late Night With James Corden, which I've never seen.  But I have seen two or three of his car pool segments on youtube, which were fun (probably depends on who's in the car with him and what the songs are).  And of course the McCartney segment went viral pretty quickly.

[cozmik_cowboy]

Well, I haven't had much chance to listen to anything; She had Her right shoulder replacement "revised" Wednesday ("When you say 'revision', what do you mean, Dr.?"  "We tear everything out and start over.") and, while there have been no actual problems, neither has it gone particularly smoothly.  Left the hospital early today, though (need to do laundry) and on the way home was digging Junior Brown, "Guit-Steel Blues".


Peter (Who finds hisself wondering just what color Junior's house is.......)

[David Houck]

Please tell Ms. Cowboy we hope her recovery goes well.

[David Houck]

Enjoyed the Junior Brown!

Dem's some spare bass and drums.  And my practicing earlier today sounds in retrospect like all whole notes after listening to Junior's licks.  Just amazing stuff.  Hadn't listened to him in a while, thanks for the post.

[cozmik_cowboy]

Thanks and you're welcome, Dave.
Coupla years ago, She & I went with my niece & her husband to see Junior at a bar in Columbus; stood about 10' from him.  That ain't no overdubbed studio trickery on that cut; he does that stuff live.
Yeah, he can pick a little....

Peter

[pauldo]

Was watching Parts Unknown (Tony Bourdain) and he was in Rome.  They briefly showed a duo of ‘street musicians’ that were highly entertaining.  I was not able to find their exact performance but gleaned that is was Lucilla Gazeazzi and Felice Zaccheo.  Which then led to this... a spirited performance.

[StefanieJones]

David, the Paul McCartney segment gave me such a bad case of the sniffles. The first 45 I bought was "She Loves You."  So much nostalgia in that clip. Wow. It really brought me back. <3

[David Houck]

Yeah; I had a pretty emotional response to that video as well.  I think the first album I had was the "Second Album" (US release); that was probably 1964.  That was also the year I started playing bass, a copy of Paul's Hofner.

[rv_bass]

David, the Paul McCartney thing was frigging great, thanks! 

[rv_bass]

Doc Watson...Don’t Think Twice...

[David Houck]

Nice to see Doc covering Don't Think Twice.  I think that's Jack Lawrence taking the lead break.

[edwardofhuncote]

I miss Doc. 


One of the most memorable shows of my entire life was in August of 1999. Those guys closed out a rainy Saturday night at a festival in Capon Bridge, W.Va. I sat in a mudpuddle to watch, with a violinist, and a jar of moonshine and blueberries.

[David Houck]

You'd think blueberries would have more sense than to sit in a mudpuddle.  But then it was Doc Watson, and blueberries do have good taste in music, and in smoothies.

[wayne]

Whoever it was that posted that link to the Samantha Fish video a while back ...... Thank You.

I was in need of a little dose of the blues. 


That one led to this one.  A P-bass may not be the sound for me, but it can still sure sound good.......

https://youtu.be/oJFBtRUMCEw



C-Ya..............wayne