WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[hammer]

Allman Brothers..Live at the Ludlow Garage.  Not the best quality recording but the players more than make up for the fact that this isn't a technically great recording.

My level of recording quality forgiveness is a bit higher than usual because I just spent last evening listening to some old library of congress LPs of Mississippi John Hurt and Lightning Hopkins recorded many, many years ago.

[sonicus]

I have that recording as well as just about all the live material that includes the bass playing of the Late Great Berry Oakley . He left us way to early . I would definitely say that he has been an influence on my own playing somewhat ..

[David Houck]

Trey Gunn (King Crimson) on Warr guitar.

[StefanieJones]

Savoy Brown Hellbound Train

edit: the Trey Gunn video was really interesting!  Never saw the Warr guitar before. The way he plays it certainly sounds like King Crimson. Now I know where that sound came from, lol.

[Philip-M-Bass]

have to agree, Stefanie,

The Trey Gunn vid was quite good !

Thanks Dave !

[David Houck]

Savoy Brown is an old favorite; Street Corner Talking my favorite by them, with Tell Mama in second place.

[edwardofhuncote]

One of my coworkers has been stockpiling me a collection of what he deems to be the essential Grateful Dead listening while recovering from surgery. I broke into the stash, and got stuck here:

12/29/77 -

Phil's bass part (as usual) melted my brain. At this point in time, was he still playing the Osage Orange/Mission Control bass, along with the Big Brown/Godfather Starfire? I seem to remember reading there was an Irwin bass at some point too.

[David Houck]

Robert Fripp String Quintet

Robert Fripp, Trey Gunn, and the California Guitar Trio, from 1992

This short set (11 minutes) grows on you such that by the end you're surprisingly in another space.  (Or it could be just me; ymmv)

[cozmik_cowboy]

Gregory, Phil used the Irwin from winter tour '79 into '81.

Peter

[Zut8083]

A bit of a good "Spanish Jam", vintage unknown (maybe it's at the Carousel Ballroom, 2/14/1968 and pre-"Band Mediation"?)-

Cool visuals, too.

[Zut8083]

I read that The Eleven/The Other One (I believe) is from 4/23/1969, and the video is surely from a font of higher-learning-

[cozmik_cowboy]

Two very different groups doing two very different songs, but with a common thread:  The Highwaymen and the Washington Squares.

Peter

[Zut8083]

Transylvania Boogie from Chunga's Revenge-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a61Q5GUo8Vs

[peoplechipper]

Chunga's Revenge-haven't heard that in decades!

[David Houck]

Karen Mantler Trio - Business Is Bad