WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[rv_bass]

Stanley Clarke...Goodbye Pork Pie Hat

[pauldo]

Tal Wilkenfied solo stuff:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnzK2CTjKDw




Original link was to three songs with some talking in between... the above/ edited link was the highlight for me.  Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

[cozmik_cowboy]

"CCS>IKYR", Winterland 11/11/73:

Peter

[rv_bass]

Vijay Iyer Sextet

[cozmik_cowboy]

I'm going to combine this post with an RIP; just found out Nashville studio guitar/banjo/bass stalwart Harold Bradley passed away Jan 31 at age 93.

What?  You think you don't know his work?  Allow me to disabuse you of that misapprehension:

Peter

[edwardofhuncote]

That was quite a resume'... may he RIP. Being something of a country music student and historian, I'm pretty sure my old Nashville roomate schooled me on him a couple times. I shoulda' paid more attention to Ernie. 

[mb94952]

Last night on AXS TV was the original lineup in the band UTOPIA. I was never familiar with Todd Rundgren's stuff but he used to come into my work in the 80's and I didn't know who he was until a co-worker told me he was a musician.

Anyway, I really liked the song Back On the Streets from OOps Wrong Planet, so I ordered that CD. I've been listening to different youtube versions of it and other stuff. So, Utopia today.


But I always have RUSH and Level 42 in my CD changer.


I'm also waiting for a new to me album with Jimmy Johnson to come in the mail. BUDJANA, DEWA FEATURING JIMMY JOHNSON...-Surya Namaskar

[edwardofhuncote]

The Tal Wilkenfeld was nice Paul.    I've noticed she uses that 5-string more for vocal accompaniment, and played with that rolling fingerstyle... it's interesting how she's incorporated it into the act this way.

I myself was listening to an old Seldom Scene live album last night in the shop. Here's another take on "I Know You Rider".

[David Houck]

Thanks for the Seldom Scene.

[StefanieJones]

That was one of my favorite Seldom Scene albums back in the day.

Utopia had so my great albums that I liked. One of the big turning points for me musically, was when Todd produced Steve Hillage and used the Utopia musicians on the album. I was so blown away by the new sound, it changed my thoughts musically forever.

[David Houck]

Nice tone.  Audience camera, moving around some, but sound of the guitar coming through quite nicely.

Matt Schofield

[David Houck]

Thanks for the Steve Hillage, I hadn't heard that before.

[pauldo]

This was really nice this morning:

[garyhead]

Thick As A Brick by Jethro Tull. In the hot tub floating with my favorite beverage watching the International Space Station flyoverhead.  It boggles the mind listening to music from 1972 and tracking a Space Station with a phone you hold in your hand that’s not conected to a cord and tracking space objects in real time.......Take That Jules Bergman! 

[goran]

well this has nothing to do with el. bass but, I've been digging this guy for long time, so thought just to share it:

Also while I posted him, I remember this guy too, more classical, but man that sound is amazing..