WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[David Houck]

That Haas, Kowert, & Tice video was some good stuff.

And a nice Melissa indeed.

[pauldo]

Peter that was a jem, always loved that song and that version with the bookends of those that are gone really hits the mark.

Meanwhile, Roger Waters has a new release, this is called Deja Vu.  Ironically a rather appropriate tune for Mr. Waters . . . and I am ok with that.

[pauldo]

Todd Rundgren and Donald Fagen, kinda has that Steely Dan groovy swing with Rundgren's poignant lyrics.

[David Houck]

Acapella trio.  Somewhat similar to free form jazz.

[edwardofhuncote]

New River Bound just started working on this tune Friday night. "To Ohio" by The Low Anthem:

I wasn't familiar with them, but the tune really works for us. Interesting instrumentation too.

[David Houck]

Listened to The Low Anthem tune and another by them.  I like their approach to instrumentation and timbre.

[pauldo]

Gregory, thank you for that - I am now a fan. 

This is a live performance that shows their depth of old and new technology.

[rv_bass]

Nice tune, reminds me of Long Black Veil in a way.

[rv_bass]

Hot Rize - Untold Stories

[cozmik_cowboy]

OK, that's it - next time I can't sleep I'm watching vid The Low Anthem has up!

Peter

[edwardofhuncote]

Loved Hot Rize (still do!) back then. First band I was ever in, we did almost their whole catalog. 3rd generation bluegrass at it's best. 

[edwardofhuncote]

Spent some quality time last night, playing the new Custom fretless along with Alison Krauss' "Windy City" album. Barry Bales, (her longtime bassist in Union Station) is a MONSTER player anyway, but he just nails  the bass parts in these classic country tunes.

One more:

[pauldo]

Listened to Sgt. Peppers 50th anniversary release with headphones . . . .  speechless.

[cozmik_cowboy]

Gregg doing Ronnie.

Peter

[hammer]

In Washington DC to meet with US Dept of State about disability rights and while taking a walk during the evening just happened to walk in to a concert by the Marine band on the grounds of the Capitol. Certainly not what I typically listen to but the band did a great job with everything from John Phillip Sousa (“Manhattan Beach) to Danse Bacchanale from Samson et Dalila, to the Overture to Tsar Boris.