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Cool! I remember my Dad had a few of his albums, but forgot which ones.
I'm thinking of getting this one:
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Cool! I remember my Dad had a few of his albums, but forgot which ones.
I'm thinking of getting this one:
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I have that one as well. It's a very solid anthology with all of the signature songs and a lot of other great ones. Took over the music for most of the day at a friend's BBQ today and got in several of Fess' songs.

NP:

Albert Ayler - "Down by the Riverside" (Take 6) from the Goin' Home album.

Found some old piano sheet music for it in a bunch of old piano stuff in a box here and I am about to attempt to figure out an arrangement for solo guitar.

I do not read music but I'm about to try to learn (again).

One way or the other, I'm figuring out this melody tonight.
 
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In honor of the passing of Cornell Dupree, guitar legend.
Dupree's funk and soul mastery is all over this album.
 
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Just no way to get enough of this band.
Would love to put them on tour with the Budos Band, the Dap Kings and the dirty Dozen Brass Band.
 
Just no way to get enough of this band.
Would love to put them on tour with the Budos Band, the Dap Kings and the dirty Dozen Brass Band.

I'm liking this album more than Scandalous. I can't put my finger on it, but this is fun stuff to listen to.
 
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Toussaint, always an expert at assembling a session band, put Ribot and Don Byron together for this one. Good choice.
 
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Perhaps the stupidest album cover ever but such sweet playing on every track.
 
The first of many Dylan albums I'll be playing today.

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Happy Birthday Bob!
 
Little Steven's recent show was a tribute to Dylan. I've heard it before, but he said that Bob changed rock music by writing from the first person. [corrections welcome]

He also had an interesting story about the guy (forgot his name) who worked to get Bob and the Beatles to meet up. It was the first time the Liverpool lads smoked weed. They were into other substances at that point. Ringo went first. He didn't know to pass it around, so a joint was made for each. Ringo started to get the giggles, and the rest is history.
 
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