WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[hammer]

Mandolin Orange -  Live at Fraser


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdP8S0uKP5U

[David Houck]

Listened to the first Mandolin Orange tune - very nice; thanks!

[edwardofhuncote]

Mandolin Orange is nice this morning. I'll have to put this entire show on in the office tomorrow. When I hear music like that, it makes me think; yeah, I'm not done just yet. 

[edwardofhuncote]

Fleetwood Mac - 6/22/80 at Wembley.

I had not heard this recording before.

[David Houck]

Sons of Apollo - Kashmir

Nice cover with orchestra

[cozmik_cowboy]

Houston Person and Ron Carter, Blue Seven

David, cool Govt Mule and Friends!

Houston is one of my all-time favs!   References to Ron Carter always throw me, though; when I was at Northern Illinois University, the Director of Jazz Studies was Ron Carter - but this guy played sax.......

Peter (who is glad to home to his headphones to catch up on everything he didn't ant to :listen" to on the built-in speakers in the laptop)

[cozmik_cowboy]

Antoine Dufour on harp guitar

Very nice, Dave! 

Peter (who would take up harp guitar in a second - except he can't really can't really handle a regular one.....)

[pauldo]

Esperanza, Endangered Species.

[cozmik_cowboy]

Esperanza, Endangered Species.

I am, and long have been, an atheist - but Esperanza is almost enough to convince me of the existence of a benign and loving god........


Peter

[edwardofhuncote]

One of my favorite bass players is also a pretty good banjo player...  not sure where he came up with the title "New Year's Song", but...

[rv_bass]

Rob Carter, Seven Steps to Heaven

[rv_bass]

Ron Carter Trio, Samba de Orpheus

[edwardofhuncote]

The Ron Carter Trio is great. I wonder what those strings are he's using...? They look huge, like synthetic gut, but they sounded way too bright to be gut. That's gotta' be some kind of chromesteels. I don't recognize the pink silks. His left hand is so fast, yet economical.

[edwin]

Sons of Apollo - Kashmir

Nice cover with orchestra

Here's my friend, Beth Quist, singing Kashmir:

https://music.geoffreycastle.com/track/kashmir

[edwardofhuncote]

I never noticed the Celtic twist before, but it was always there! Fiddles! More fiddles!


On that subject, a couple more tunes emerge from "Hawktail"...

...their new album finally drops next week, and I see on their tour schedule a trip through Virginia in February, stopping in Charlottesville. (I see they will be at the Freight & Salvage in Berkeley in later February too, for those of you out there)