WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[tncaveman]

Wow - just got home from Snarky Puppy - awesome show.

Stephen

[bigredbass]

Take Six has always been one of those guideposts, so good, when this original album came out in 1988, LOTS of guys in harmony gospel groups felt like a lot of electric players when Clapton or Ed came on the scene:  What the hell izzat and what do we do now?  From that original album in 1988, 'Spread Love' :  If you've never heard, or heard of T6, you might sit down first . . . . .

[David Houck]

David Gilmour, Echoes

[sonicus]

I really enjoyed  David Gilmour, Echos !   I have been a fan of David Gilmour's sound for a while . Thanks for posting that .

 Wolf

[sonicus]

 Sleeping Sun;____ Here is a cover tune that I have introduced  yet to another musical project of mine (TBO)  that is quite challenging for even a good Female vocalist . This project is a work in progress but shall prevail in good time .  Tarja Turunen is the singer here and does it quite nicely in my opinion !

 
       

[rv_bass]

One of my favorite versions of Echoes...

[sonicus]

An Awesome version rv _bass ! Thanks for reminding  me !

               Wolf _

[David Houck]

I guess I saw the movie when it was in theaters in 1974.  I've been meaning to watch it again; it's been a while.

[ed_too]

Saw "The Rides" - Stephen Stills and Kenny Wayne Shepherd with Barry Goldberg on keyboards - about 2 weeks ago in a small hall. What a great couple of hours of rock 'n roll.

[David Houck]

I watched some videos of Stills and Shepherd a year or so ago.  It's an interesting combination.  Here's For What It's Worth.  And yes, that's Chris Layton on drums.

[hammer]

Some additional Chris Thile I ran across.

Chris Thile - Bach: Sonata No. 1 in G Minor:

Chris Thile and Michael Daves: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

[pauldo]

Needed something sweet to put on my toast this morning . . . .
https://youtube.com/watch?v=cOaAZlrt6II
Rock'n Roll Jelly. 

[cozmik_cowboy]

I watched some videos of Stills and Shepherd a year or so ago.  It's an interesting combination.  Here's For What It's Worth.  And yes, that's Chris Layton on drums.

And the bassist is Kevin McCormack, who was the 1st & 2nd Melissa Etheridge albums.  Not a bad line-up..........

[David Houck]

Just watched the Bach sonata; very nice.  Thanks!

[David Houck]

Crosby, Nash, and Gilmore; On An Island, Royal Albert Hall.