Jay Farrar

He kind of fell of my raydar after Mescalito but after a little while with this I am digging it

That is well done, some cool covers here. Here is a part of James Brown's "Mother Popcorn" from a gig a few years back. I am painfully aware of the major guitar clam in there.....hold your ears, it turns ugly!!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0tORBoAZss

Spent Thanksgiving weekend listening to some Stones, this is pretty awesome!!

Nice call with the Rush cover

Thanks we have a great time jamming, pretty casual but we are about to put out a disc. One day I may actually learn the words to this tune.

from a festival this summer, fun song to jam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zS9asGcX0gA

Wow, this is just amazing. The Rain Song was pretty spell binding

I have to admit I like the first two of David's solo albums, the first one I like alot. I agree that they were good for each other and stronger as a unit then apart.

Cool idea, I always like hearing what other people are doing. One of the best aspects of the board is being turned on to new music. I have a new disc coming out soon and will post up. I know there are alot of musicians on this board just from the tribute stuff....let's hear your stuff!!

Cool idea, I always like hearing what other people are doing. One of the best aspects of the board is being turned on to new music. I have a new disc coming out soon and will post up. I know there are alot of musicians on this board just from the tribute stuff....let's hear your stuff!!

Awesome, thanks for that!!

Just saw a friend this morning who went and said it was great, Levon does not sing that much because of the cancer but he said the whole scene is great . The group kicked things off with The Shape I'm In and then Chest Fever....that would have been worth it for me if he stopped right there. He raved...

Me and my friend here are gonna kick your a** Tweedy

Brothers and Sisters, I bring you Chuck Campbell and the Campbell Brothers sacred steel

http://www.campbellbrothers.com/

There is alot to be said for generational tastes, musically I grew up in the 70's so that era and it's guitar rock still speaks to me. I was there when punk rock hit the scene. I would still rather hear Live & Dangerous than most of the stuff that people called Punk ( just my taste) , some of it was...