After listening to the Mansfiled sbd from the other night, I'm switching gears:

After listening to all the Eugene shows in a row, I will fall asleep to Mahavishnu Orchestra live at the Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA, 1973-03-11...

Mahavishnu Orchestra
Orpheum Theatre
Boston, MA
March 11, 1973
SBD
(early show)
1 Meeting Of The Spirits
2 Open Country Joy
3 Noonward Race
4 One Word
5 Hope
6 Awakening (incomplete)

(late show)
1 Birds of Fire
2 Miles Beyond
3 Dream part 1
4 Dream part 2
5 One Word
6 Sanctuary
7 The Dance Of Maya
8 Vital Transformation

Lineage: cd-r trade>WAV>FLAC level 8 (Traders Little Helper)>You.

Some guy at work just burned me some Soja, will be jamming to this today.

Right now listening to the Dinosaurs, recorded at the WOW Hall in Eugene - Oct 22, 1988.
John Cipollina - you are missed!

MushroomMan wrote:


Thanks on mentioning David Gans. I'm watching a video of him on archives now. He's better than I imagined (musically); perhaps his voice will grow on me...... www.archive.org/details/dgans2009-02-13.mpg4

I am trying to stay away from the gd channel, at least at work.

I've also been listening to a lot of Zen Tricksters (my house band growing up ... they eventually went on to bigger and better including Phil and Friends, DSO with Donna G ++).

Also as much Keller Williams, Joe Craven (thanks to a fellow fan from this site) and John Prine as I can find. And lots of stuff by the band with and without Dylan.

Miles Davis Live in Stockholm 1960.

Hiromi Uehara

Just discovered her. She's incredible.

has anyone picked up Daniel Lanois Black Dub luvin that along with Trixies voice. Although the tiny desk concerts left me confused when I heard album I think it's one of the best I've heard lately that I can remeber also Robbie Roberstons new one has a couple great songs on it. Warren Haynes Man in Motion. BTW don't good speakers make a HUGE diff.!

just saw Anders Osborne and Karl Denson's Tiny Universe this past weekend at the Independent in SF and have been listeining to recordings of the shows. it was my first time seeing Anders and he was awesome. both nights he did a 45 minute set to open the show... night 1 he did 4 songs, night 2 he did 3 songs. nice long intense jams, just the way it like it! set two was Anders with Karl Denson's Tiny Universe doing the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers album in its entirety. set 3 was Karl Denson's Tiny Universe doing its normal thing. all i can say is WOW, freakin' fantastic! Karl has a new guitarist in the band (i'm pretty sure his name is DJ Williams) and he rips. if you get a chance to see these KDTU Sticky Fingers shows, do not hesitate!