From their October 16th, 2021 show at the Chase Center in San Francisco, California, here is Phish with the tune "Frankie Says", featuring Trey Anastasio on guitar and vocals, Page McConnell on keyboards, synthesizers, and vocals, Mike Gordon on bass and vocals, and Jon Fishman on drums.
From his 2016 album of cowboy songs, we celebrate what would be Charlie Daniels' 85th birthday, as he was born on this day, in 1936, in Wilmington, North Carolina. Cowboy, patriot, guitar slinger, fiddler, and a man of wise words, whose writings had as much impact as his music, here is Charlie performing "Can't Beat The Damned Ole Machine".
A live version of "Along Came Betty" by Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers. This performance is from Nuremberg, West Germany, at the Jazz Ost-West Festival in 1988. The band lineup is:
More from Lachy Doley and the Studio 301 Sessions, performing Jimi Hendrix's, "Voodoo Child" not on guitar, but on whammy Clavinet. Dig this!
Live from Woodstock, New York, at the Woodstock Festival in 1969, here is the one and the only, Carlos Santana, with "Evil Ways".
Tony Williams and his band playing the 1979 Antibes Jazz Festival in France, is the subject of this week's Full Concert Friday. The quintet includes:
From Jazz Video Guy (Bret Primack), a video of a performance in London, circa 1966, with a quartet of legends led by jazz drummer extraordinaire Roy Haynes, along with Stan Getz (the one and only) on tenor saxophone, Steve Swallow on upright bass, and Gary Burton on vibraphone.
From their 1974 record "Second Helping" which also featured one of their biggest songs in "Sweet Home Alabama", here is Lynyrd Skynyrd with "Swamp Music" as we celebrate the band, and especially the original members who lost their lives in a plane crash in McComb, Mississippi, on this day in 1977, original members, lead vocalist Ronnie van Zant, lead guitarist Steve Gaines, his sister and backup vocalist Cassie Gaines, and road manager, Dean Kilpatrick. May their music live forever in our hearts.
More from Lachy Doley and the Studio 301 sessions. This tune is called "Give It But You Just Can't Take It"
Full Concert Friday this week features Herbie Hancock with VSOP II. live in Tokyo, Japan in 1983. The band lineup is:
Tedeschi Trucks Band live at the Beacon Theater in New York City, from this past Sunday night, (October 9th) covering The Allman Brothers Bands' "Dreams".
Another tune from the Studio 301 Sessions and Lachey Doley. Here is "Only Cure For The Blues (Is The Blues)". In case you are wondering. Here's the band lineup for Lachy Doley.
Lachy Doley - Hammond Organ, Whammy Clavinet, Vocals Joel Burton - Bass Jackie Barnes - Drums Vincent Sebastion - Percussion Ray Cassar - Trumpet Matt Keegan - Tenor Sax Anthony Kable - Trombone Andy Bickers - Baritone Sax
From their concert at The Beacon Theater in New York City on October 9th, 2021, (this past Saturday night), here's Tedeschi Trucks Band (with special guest, Warren Haynes), covering a song these two guitar greats have played numerous times together, with the Allman Brothers Band, "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed".
Another track from the new Gov't Mule record "Heavy Load Blues" that will be released next month. This is "Snatch It Back and Hold It". Once again, the band lineup includes Warren Haynes on guitar and vocals, Danny Louis on keyboards (Hammond organ), Jorgen Carlson on bass, and Matt Abts on drums.
Set to be released on November 12th, here is the title track from Gov't Mule's latest record. A pure blues record, called "Heavy Load Blues", here's "Heavy Load". Gov't Mule is Warren Haynes on guitar and vocals, Danny Louis on keyboards, Jorgen Carlsson on bass, and Matt Abts on drums.
Full Concert Friday this week features Oscar Peterson and his quartet performing at Kan-I Hoken Hall in Tokyo, Japan in 1987. The quartet is:
Some Cool Jazz from two saxophone masters of different eras of jazz. Gerry Mulligan and Johnny Hodges, performing "Shady Side".
From a new record by Australian blues rock and soul music band Lachy Doley, here is their vibrant cover of "I'm A Man" by The Spencer Davis Group with Steve Winwood. This is from their new release (likely only in Australia save for the videos), "Studio 301 Sessions". You will hear more from Lachy Doley in the coming weeks. Stay tuned.
From their show at Oak Mountain Amphitheater in Pelham, Alabama, on April 16th, 2011, here is Widespread Panic performing the tune "Goodpeople".
