WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[edwardofhuncote]

They sound good.  

I hadn't realized Kimberley Dahme had left Boston... she was awesome with them.

[sonicus]

Great views of Mr. Jack Casady playing Alembic 72-001 !  !!!!!

[pauldo]

I NEVER get tired of that song. Jack is truly a craftsman at creating bass lines, then you put a tool such as that into his hands and that video shows what happens.

 I actually don't recall seeing that version before and Jack's phrasing/ creativity brought a few goosebumps.  Thanks for posting that Wolf!

[cozmik_cowboy]

John Prine & Iris DeMent doing one of the all-time great love songs.




Peter

[sonicus]

I am glad that you like it Paul . I remember seeing Jack play that bass just about six feet away from be a few times at free shows in The Golden Gate Park in San Francisco  . Great memories  indeed !
Peter I saw John Prine a few months ago ! Awesome .

[sonicus]

Suzanne Ciani is a Master at performing on the Buchla 200/200e Modular Synthesizer .

[lbpesq]

Thanks, Peter.  John Prine is the best!

Bill, tgo

[cozmik_cowboy]

Sure is!  And speaking of John.......


Peter

[David Houck]

Thanks, Wolf.  That was fascinating.

[hankster]

Molly Tuttle. Red Prairie Dawn. Great stuff

[cozmik_cowboy]

The Matrix, 10-21-70; Garcia, Cipollina, Kaukonen, Casady, Creach, Freiberg, Hopkins, etc.

Peter

[pauldo]

Front Porch Magic (Bootleg)

This is an unreleased disc from about 4 years ago - A reunion of The Smiling Faces (a band from high school).  We were tucked in the far Northwoods of Wisconsin 'off the grid' at the drummers cabin.  The weather was warm for the time of year; whiskey, weed and what not were in play.  Two acoustic guitars,  a mandolin (yours truly) and a percussionist playing rocks, empty whiskey bottle, guitar case and plastic water bottle.  We covered old tunes, new songs and material never written before and most likely never repeated. 


The moments caught on the Zoom 4 up there are priceless (for us) and reveal that bond that occurs amongst friends, not only the music but the between song banter of what a "good time" sounds like.

Wearing my headphones here at work there were things that made me laugh to the point of tears in my eyes . . .   I think my co-workers are talking about me!

[cozmik_cowboy]

Sounds fun, Pauldo; as someone whose drummer son lived in a cabin in northern WI for a while, I must ask, where was yours?

Peter

[pauldo]

Peter,
West of Minocqua . . . . wander down highway 70 about 20 minutes and then turn into the Chequamogen National Forest.  Been in his family since the 40's, a little slice of heaven it is.  Now I live just about an hour from it (used to be 4+). 

Is your son still in the area?

[cozmik_cowboy]

 No, he graduated from Northland College in Ashland in '07 (during during his time there he spent a year in a complex of cabins called the Golden Fleece (guy collected different styles of cabins - Swedish, Norwegian, etc - moved them to this place, & rented them out to neo-hippie students & that ilk), spent a summer working as a researcher for NPS on Madeleine , then moved to Alaska, where he remains. 

Peter