WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[David Houck]

Just watched the Rick Beato interview with this guy, and went searching for more.

Julian Lage

[sonicus]

As the bassist at this gig, it was a privilege for me to have shared the stage with such gifted female vocalists. As well, there are two Alembic instruments being played on stage.

[David Houck]

Drift Lab

[David Houck]

... As the bassist at this gig, it was a privilege for me to have shared the stage with such gifted female vocalists. As well, there are two Alembic instruments being played on stage.

Nice one, Wolf! 

[sonicus]

Thank you, David !

[pauldo]

The bass on Dead Guise sounds great!   Cuts through the mix nicely and compliments those fabulous female vocals.

[sonicus]

Thanks, Paul !

[cozmik_cowboy]

Fred Eaglesmith: 

My youngest sent me the link; at first I had trouble getting past the mix (not how I would have done it), but the words - it wasn't half over before I had Googled the chords & lyrics so I can learn it.

Peter (who will be searching out more of Mr. Eaglesmith's work for sure)

[rv_bass]

Nice stuff, Wolf! 

[rv_bass]

Good Old Grateful Dead

[cozmik_cowboy]

OK, I said I was gonna  check out more Eaglesmith; I like this guy a lot!

Peter

[pauldo]

Only about half way through this but enjoying it whilst doing other activities on the computer.

[edwardofhuncote]

Alison Brown & Sierra Hull recorded a lived take of "Sweet Sixteenths" from the recent full-length "On Banjo" production.

*not sure what the story is on this old Gibson F-5 is Sierra's playing... loaner Loar maybe? If she has one, I didn't know.

[cozmik_cowboy]

Ms. Brown & Ms. Hull can pick a little.

And if Sierra doesn't have an old F-5, she should!

Peter (who will go so far as to wish her a Loar-signed one)

[edwardofhuncote]

You know a gear-geek like me had to know... Sierra's Gibson is a David Harvey-signed F-5 Master Model, the modern-day version of the fabled Loar. The Charlie Derrington-signed ones from a few years ago are quite prized already, and I've not heard ill-spoken of the Harveys either.


I thought she was still playing a Collings. I reckon she wore it out!