Esau.

Awesome.

Tight.

Nice! Enjoy the show. I didn't even realize he was coming around, man I'm really of the loop now-a-days. Agreed, I figured the same thing about King and that version, he (like Beck too) has that same 'driving' (not car) energy to it, that really gets me moving, & energized. I'd had love to see Freddie King live, just once.

Nice. I have a copy of their one album (self titled) I found on a blog years ago. King covered a few Moloch tunes. Great song, but for me King holds all the cards when it comes to my favourite version. Becks is great too, but King's energy, and vocals simply give me shivers and hit me like no other version. Also should be noted that while Moloch was the first to release it, it was Don Nix who actually wrote the song, and later (1972) released it as a single. So, it fits this thread as a cover of sorts. Don Nix version - with his band 'The Alabama State Troupers' (w/ Furry Lewis even!)

Still listening to these folks.

Roy just blows me away..

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Another favourite..

So, share somethin' here's one of my favourite:

Well it's official: I'm oblivious to francophone sarcasm.

Considering I won't drive 35 mins east to see them, that wouldn't sweeten the deal. But as mentioned, if Ana is actually into checking this out, I'd go. Otherwise, it'll be two weeks in Varennes.

https://archive.org/details/sfr2011-03-07.pps-sbd Spirit Family Reunion Preservation Pub Speakeasy 2011-03-07 SET 1 1. When The Girls Are Doing Dancing 2. Alright Prayer 3. On That Day 4. I Ain't Got No Home In This World 5. No Seperation 6. Woody Guthrie's America 7. Cold So Cold 8. Take Me Back Anna Lee 9. The Wild Side of Life 10. Give Me Wings SET 2 11. Up On Cripple Creek 12. Leave Your Troubles At The Gate 13. I Can't Help It If I'm Still In Love With You 14. 100 Greenback Dollar Bills 15. Going Down the Road Feeling Bad 16. Back to My Home 17. Late Last Night 18. Flower Oh Flower 19. When My Name Is Spoken 20. New York Town 21. I'll Find A Way Notes: Spirit Family Reunion: Nick Panken - vocals, acoustic guitar Maggie Carson - vocals, 5 string banjo Stephen Weinheimer - vocals, bass drum, washboard, tambourine Peter Pezzimenti - vocals, drums Jerry "Formerly of Deep Purple" - drums on "Up On Cripple Creek" and tambourine on several tracks

Yes and no. I'd love to make a journey to Ottawa and see friends, plus she's originally from Montreal and keeps talking how we should go there this summer. Dates of the fest fit the time frame and since she listens to a lot of those bands, and if into it, then sure why not. Musically we're not in the same boat though.

Suns out, guns out.

So I told the gal I'm seeing I wanted to go to Ottawa for this. First question I was asked: "is there a night ranger cover playing? I started to laugh, she didn't. I'm really not sure if she's serious.

This is exactly the type of event my bottle of everclear has been waiting for.

Hey hey. Hope life's been treating you well.

Happy 70th Steve Winwood.

https://www.npr.org/event/music/610049897/bela-fleck-and-abigail-washburn-tiny-desk-concert "Over the Divide" "Bloomin' Rose" "Take Me To Harlan" "My Home's Across the Blue Ridge Mountains"