Here's more of him. I thought I heard a whole band. Just him and the backing guitarist.

My roommate in Nashville was a part-time DJ at WSM, a bit of a country music history buff, and showed me a documentary (on Beta tape!) one time. Up to that point, all I knew was the Disney, Robin Hood soundtrack. The guy was a genius, but a pretty troubled fella. 

The two seem to go hand in hand a lot of the time.

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on June 02, 2026, 07:17:56 AMPeter (who will add that he has no problem listening to any and all of them......)

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Michael [dela217] reminded me on another thread of these folks and another musical buddy of mine who plays the swamp-pop. I don't think these kids are playing out anymore, but I first had my attention drawn to them when they covered a Pedersen & Hillman tune I knew well- 



Here's them again, in French-

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RyWGBoU6dc8&ra=m

I've been on a Paul Butterfield kick the past few days. I really like the groove the bassist puts down on the first 2 albums. This latter one isn't bad either.

Vince gets really cool sounds from a Strat. Or were they there all along?

https://youtu.be/5PJRCH015Sk?is=uFfPpjd8kPetC9Tn

I think this is his '59 née Duane Eddy.

Here is the studio cut... from Volume 7  EP of his 50 Years anthology. Same Strat on the cover, along with his black one.

https://youtu.be/V38B9_Tivys?is=9FJNT7WAbavrlef1

Lennon Claypool Delerium.

Warren Hayes - Shakedown Street - with: Oteil Burbridge on bass, John Medeski on organ and keys, Jeff Sipe on drums.  And from what I gather, the Asheville Symphony Orchestra.  Recorded in 2019.  Video released 10 days ago.

A lot going here:

Quote from: pauldo on June 12, 2026, 06:56:00 PM

That was refreshing and fun.

Buckingham's guitar tune tutorial today is "World Turning" from the 1975 White Album. 

https://youtu.be/p5mX8pN-Lus?is=axsG3RlO3LyRVYk3