Wichita Lineman - Glen Campbell
Yes I Willhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xo1tZLUZG0
Make it with you In 'Make It With You', from 2m53s to 3m02s, a well-dressed couple in formal attire can be seen on a deserted beach holding hands and spinning. 

ran across a reference to Hildegard von Blingin' (its a play on words apparently) this morning

she does medieval covers of modern songs, which is an interesting take (YMMV)

^ first one I really enjoyed -- even watched another couple of their videos.
Second one I couldnt get my head around -- just seems crass to me (gave up watching it tbh -- FWIW if this was my site I'd delete it)

This gives me chills, it's The Band playing "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dDbnwQlCek

Tracy Chapman - Fast Car 

I love that song! And quite fun to listen to at speed when the suspension float matches the rhythm..

Tone to die for: Dave Ryan Harris with studio legend Sean Hurley on bass.


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Tech note for bass players: notice how Sean is tuned to E-flat rather than E? Consider giving it a try next time you’re rocking a Fender Precision. It’s an old trick many studio cats swear by. The improvement in tone and response can (depending on the instrument) sometimes be quite remarkable. 

Tone to die for: Dave Ryan Harris with studio legend Sean Hurley on bass.

—————
Tech note for bass players: notice how Sean is tuned to E-flat rather than E? Consider giving it a try next time you’re rocking a Fender Precision. It’s an old trick many studio cats swear by. The improvement in tone and response can (depending on the instrument) sometimes be quite remarkable. 

Nice... I really missed your music recommendations  

Nice... I really missed your music recommendations  

You’re too kind. 

Here’s another gem: Yvonne Elliman - who is arguably one of the finest voices to ever emerge from the 60/70s rock era - on stage with Clapton and a whos-who of the era’s rock gentry. Here performing Steve Winwood’s Blind Faith classic Can’t Find My Way Home.


They don’t make ‘em like that anymore.

I think I’m in love...

From the comments: "a jazz guitarist plays 100,000 chords for 3 people, whereas a popular rock guitarist plays 3 chords for 100,000 people"

Musicians like this make my guitar tell me "I think we should see other people..."

^ I enjoyed that (NOFX) interesting mix.

now the message body is not left empty

always good to put the name in - in case you're searching for the post in five years tiime lol

On a bit of a tangent, here a cover of a Rancid song (Olympia WA) by Molly Tuttle. She's an amazing guitarist, but I would have known her more as a bluegrass musician before this. Some (of the best) punk songs are really catchy/poppy...

Tank and the Bangas.. Stumbled across this yesterday.. The energy and style of this band is a joy to behold.  Singer's voice reminded me a bit of Amy Whinehouse:

I don't know what they're saying, and I can't help but feel that I'm being scolded for doing something wrong, but I can think of worse ways to be scolded.