Song of the moment

[bfh]

Must see to believeStevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughan - "Pipeline"

[jeast]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6pphVs8bF0

Teach your children well C,S,N.

[jeast]

Could not pass this one up.

[waysider]

I Talk To The WindCadence And Cascade

Edited April 26, 2008 by waysider

[waysider]

Kitty Wells(1952)

[bfh]

"Sweet Dreams" - Patsy Cline

[RottieGrrrl]

I used to LOVE this guy back in the 80s. What a cutie! Kid Creole and The Coconuts If this doesn't get you dancing NOTHING will! Why can't YOU be like Endicott?

Edited April 28, 2008 by RottieGrrrl

[cman]

can you love you?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dtUXvtJHsI

[waysider]

I'm Lazy, That's All.

[bfh]

Pour Some Sugar on Me Def Leppard

[bfh]

"For Once in My Life" Stevie Wonder

[dmiller]

The Infamous Stringdusters, with Sam Bush (mandolin) and Scott Vestal( banjo).

(PS --- Jesse Cobb on mandolin -- I knew him when he was knee high to a grasshopper.

He's come a Looooooong way!! :)

Edited April 30, 2008 by dmiller

[jeast]

The Infamous Stringdusters, with Sam Bush (mandolin) and Scott Vestal( banjo).

(PS --- Jesse Cobb on mandolin -- I knew him when he was knee high to a grasshopper.

He's come a Looooooong way!! :)

Hey d, What is the guys name playing the guitar? Pretty darn good!

[dmiller]

Hi there Joe. His name is Andy Falco.

(here's a link to the Stringduster's My Space Site)

Edited May 1, 2008 by dmiller

[mstar1]

Nothing famous here-- just my friend and neighbor Robin playing some good old blues tunes recorded on a cellphone camera in her living room

I like Robin a lot --like many of us she is very down to earth and was a closet picker for many years in between other things---then woke up one day in her mid forties and decided she had had enough of the work a day world and wanted to make a go of being a professional musician---within 2 years she was headlining a few acoustic blues and gospel festivals, and doing fairly well with it..

(sorry for the quality-and Jake in the background making stupid comments--but you get the idea)

http://www.robinoherin.com/

Edited May 1, 2008 by mstar1

[jeast]

On the road.

In God we still trust.

Love Diamond Rio's harmony.

Edited May 3, 2008 by jeast

[jeast]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOb8ihacSM4

Cry out to Jesus

Third Day

Cool video and even better song.

[bfh]

"At Last" Christina Aguilera

[bfh]

"Lady Marmalade"

[mstar1]

A few tunes for a lazy Saturday Morning

A Flatpickin Medley by Dan Crary

and since its anice day for fishin

Fishin Blues by Taj Mahal

[bfh]

"Since U Been Gone" Kelly Clarkson

[jeast]

A few tunes for a lazy Saturday Morning

A Flatpickin Medley by Dan Crary

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Fishin Blues by Taj Mahal

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mstar1,

The Dan Crary medley was sweeeet.

I really like the sound of his signature model Taylor it has a sound of it's own.

Thanks

[waysider]

Old Rivers

[mstar1]

mstar1,

The Dan Crary medley was sweeeet.

I really like the sound of his signature model Taylor it has a sound of it's own.

Thanks

My pleasure, I love the sound of a well played Taylor...it does have aunique sound.

My personal favorite on a Taylor is Harvey Reid

but being a reclusive guy he seems to have a thing about posting videos..

I couldnt any of his flatpickin, jigs, classical, or celtic stuff that he does so well-- but I did find this low quality but tasty fingerpicking arrangement of Londonderry Air--(Danny Boy)

Edited May 4, 2008 by mstar1

[waysider]

Suzanne