WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[pauldo]

Night Music with Sanborn, was a brilliant show. 

[edwardofhuncote]

Been crankin' the Miles Davis in the office this morning!

[paulman]

Psychedelia is not dead...but it is delirious!  Lennon and Claypool are great together.

There's an awesome King Crimson cover of "Hall of the Crimson King" in here too!

[pauldo]

Claypool Lennon Delirium was a treat!

[David Houck]

That was different on a lot of levels.  Thanks Roger!

[rv_bass]

Wow, that Claypool Lennon Delirium stuff is great!

[elwoodblue]

It sure is...thanks!

[edwardofhuncote]

I was reminded yesterday evening of this Fleetwood Mac tune from the Tusk tour in '79.

McVie is playing that cool funky line on old #73-27... to this day, every time I hear it I think back to the Rock-Ola jukebox at the swimming pool and roller-skating rink.

[pauldo]

Chris Thile live - covers Radiohead's True Love Waits at the end - beauty.

[dead_head]

Thanks, Greg. That brought back a lot of great memories of that era...

Rob.     

[rv_bass]

Phil and Friends...Fire on the Mountain

Good sound quality and nice shots of Phil's Alembic...

http://liveforlivemusic.com/news/phil-lesh-chris-robinson-brooklyn-bowl-las-vegas/

[cozmik_cowboy]

Than ks, Rob - that was great!  Can anyone tell about those guitars?

Peter (who currently has The Spinner's Greatest Hits in the car CD player)

[ed_zeppelin]

Jackie Greene is playing a heavily-customized Vox SDC-33, and Ross James is playing a guitar made by Kim Walker, one of the finest luthiers on the planet (in my astoundingly humble opinion). Take a look around his site, you'll see what I mean. That's the only non-acoustic Walker guitar I've ever seen, by the way.

[cozmik_cowboy]

Cool - thanks, Forest!

Peter

[hammer]

 Just listened Blue Mountain for the first time and wondering what others think. Its a different "voice" (not just the vocals but the music as well) but one I thought was packed with lot of emotion.