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This is one of the great bands on earth. "Get out the way and let the gentleman do their thing." Amen.

Great playing. I just heard Mark Brooks playing electric bass at WWOZ's piano night during Jazz Fest 2011 and it was some of the greatest electric bass playing I've ever heard. He and Dr. Lonnie Smith got into a couple of jams that were outstanding. His level of expressiveness while soloing ...

JH is obviously a hell of a player and seems like a super nice guy, but all the stuff I've heard from him sounds more like stunt guitar than music. It's guitar in the post EVH era. Many of the things he plays could be arranged to be musical, but sound like flash. You want musical post Gatton...

One of the great bands. I agree about Big D...one of the greatest rhythm guitarists out there and a killer soloist. They're all tremendous. A+++

@bluescat59 That reminds me of going to the Texas Opry house after Dickey Betts and Great Southern in 78. Dickey + band show up. Eventually they get up and play. They start "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed" and there's some woman in the band they're sitting in with who keeps vocalizing all over ev...

@rightshag That's one of the sillier things I've ever heard here. Plenty of versions can be "better" than the original. The thing you can't take away from an "original" is that it's the original. Much of the world of jazz and blues is based upon taking the original tunes and playing them W...

Fantastic job. Jack is indeed the man and you copped his solo really well. Lots of hard work, but I've got to imagine what you learned there will influence your playing for years to come.

I just did this with nothing but an Ipad, Logic, Macbook Pro and TouchOSC. You don't need Osculator or anything else. I just created a network with the Macbook, joined it with the Ipad, opened TouchOSC, then Logic. Logic detected that I had TouchOSC up and asked if I wanted to create a control...

RIP. Snooks was one of a kind. I was lucky to hear him a bunch of times. One of the things that makes me saddest about his passing is never being able to feel the vibe at one of his shows again. He was like a UN peacekeeping mission. Everybody, young/old, black/white/green, rocker/blues lover...

This is a great song off a fantastic album. This album has some of the greatest guitar textures I've ever heard. Lou's lyrics and the music both have such a complimentary bite.

That's my tele now. I wish I could play like Trovato, but nevertheless, the guitar makes whatever I do play sound its' best. These guys make great instruments at a really reasonable price for the level of quality.

I love Anat, too. I'm sure she's more marketable than the average jazz player because she's a beautiful, spirited young woman. She's also a damn good player and she brings a spirit with her that few musicians male/female have. I look forward to hearing her develop. I'm sure she's delighted to...

What a blast. I've loved Scofield for decades and Anat since I first heard her a couple of years ago. Going to hear her tonight. I love that she dances during Scofield's solo. Most musicians are fans as much as players and I love her enthusiasm and spirit. Heard her with Lewis Nash, Benny Gr...

Sheila E doesn't look happy here and I don't know what the situation setup is, but she's an absolutely awesome drummer. 3 drummers and 2 basses is a mess. Check some of the stuff on YouTube with her family band.

This isn't a career highlight for any of them.

Thanks so much for this. I love Skip's swinging groove tunes. They just own this stuff. Bo and Danny are great soloists, the rhythm section is great and their vocals are excellent. What's not to like? I miss them. They're one of the great bar/party/groove bands I've ever seen and I've bee...

Bo Randall for me is one of my hugely undersung guitar heros. I got to hear Skip Castro a ton in the late 70s. He swung so hard. He has a great combination of rock and blues/swing influences. Love Bo.