99^

 

99^

 

100^

 

7 ^

 

RIP

^^9

Another Ruby...

 

 

 

 

^9.

 

 

8

 

Back in the early 1990's I worked with the guitarist from PG&E, both as truck drivers. He formed a band in Chicago called Chicago Gas and Electric. The guy was an incredible at playing blues guitar. Last I heard he was in Nashville, but he's probably in his 70's by now.

 

 

 

This would have been about the time I knew the guy. He's the one in the Hawaiian shirt.

 

 

I love the Blues!!!  Great song, don't we all wish cam audio was better!  They have the camera's dialed in pretty much but the audio always leaves a little to be desired.

 

I love mostly classic rock but something about a female metal singer really "blows my skirt up".  This is a local band and she can flat out sing metal...  Listen to her as she has some serious pipes!!!

 

 

Played this song a ton on guitar, A great old favorite.

 

^^^^8 - them boys definitely know how to bend the string them guitars.

 

 

This is not my favorite song of theirs, but I can't find the ones I like better.  Really like the sound of the moonshine jug even better than a stringed bass.

 

 

^7. On the same theme

 

 

13 hours ago, Boomstick said:

^7. On the same theme

 

 

4ish.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes Sir ^9, that was good stuff right there. 

 

 

Not a huge Pearl Jam fan, but they really do an impressive live show. 8.5

Here's a stoner metal band doing an acoustic album.  I love their electric work, but this is a very nice album.

 

I'm gonna make a run of it.  Do with it what you will.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

All of that and no Roger Allen Wade?

 

 

8^

 

They were a fantastic live band to see.  The later stuff got out a bit there because you can only smoke so much weed before it has negative effects.  Still a favorite though.

 

One of the best geetar players ever...

 

 

^10 Now that's some southern rock I haven't heard in a while.  I wonder where my Little Feat cassette tapes are and how I can digitize them.

 

This is the group whose concert I last went to in Atlanta.  The 2 percussionists are perhaps the best I've seen in person except for Neil Peart himself.