Esau.

Link Fucking Wray fucking rules!! Heavy shit: 
 

Cheers Jaimoe,  Humble Pie it is for the rest of the night.
 

Love this band. Hits all the right spots tonight. Great post! Cheers.

Buddy, from February 2nd's ACL. He's still got it, but never lost it. Scorching guitar: 
 

Humble Pie were so fucking great, and fucking criminally underrated. Marriott and Frampton leading this one. Cool song!! 
 

Our own (from years past), Aaron Goldstein's new project is called Future Now. It features Ian Burton, Glenn Milchem (Holy Fuck drummer) and Anna Ruddick (Randy Bachman bass).
Check them out here;
http://theobelisk.net/obelisk/2019/01/17/ian-blurtons-future-now-space-is-forever-premiere/

I was probably less than 40ft from stage (Brent side) during this. After they left the stage, the crowd chanted and clapped "Love is real, not fade away" while leaving Rich Stadium. You could hear it clear as day all the way to the bus. Such an awesome night. 
 

I fucking love this version
 

Released 50 years ago but never played live.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/neil-young-running-dry-tour-786677/

Cinnamon Girl / Pocahontas / Running Dry (Requiem for the Rockets)
 
Video removed from youtube due to copyright.
 
 

Agreed. Thanks for posting this, I somehow missed that they were back, let alone had some new music.
 
Found this too, considering I'm so out of touch, I assume this is new as well - the video was posted on yt same day.
 

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/peter-jackson-beatles-movie-let-it-be-786380/
 
 

Released 50 years ago but never played live.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/neil-young-running-dry-tour-786677/

Cinnamon Girl / Pocahontas / Running Dry (Requiem for the Rockets)
 
Video removed from youtube due to copyright.
 
 

Same here. Album ain't out yet. Check this out! Rare performance of Traffic in their prime, with drummer Jim Capaldi out from behind his kit rocking the tambourine. Great/definitive version:  
 

Great new bluesy ballad: 
 

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/peter-jackson-beatles-movie-let-it-be-786380/
 
 

Jerry Garcia, David Crosby, Grace Slick & Paul Kantner, from the PERRO Sessions, 1971
 

Lonnie was a tremendous emotional and technical guitar player and had a soulful voice. Hey, both me and my son (when he was 18-month-old) played Willie Dixon's upright bass (the very same one in this clip) when we visited Chess Records in 2015! 
 

Major throwback and yet very unique talent here. Wow. 
 

There is a great little speech from Grohl prior to this performance in a different Youtube offering but the audio/visual is slightly out of sync. Go check it out because it is quick and heartfelt. 
 

Dropbox forum, please.

The Band 
Borough Of York, Toronto, Ontario
August 21, 1971
The Band: 
Levon Helm - drums, mandolin, vocals 
Robbie Robertson - lead guitar
Garth Hudson - organ, tenor sax
Rick Danko - bass, vocals
Richard Manuel - piano, drums, vocals
Set list:
01 WS Walcott Medicine Show
02 Time To Kill
03 The Weight
04 King Harvest
05 Stage Fright
06 I Shall Be Released
07 Up On Cripple Creek
08 Look Out Cleveland
09 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
10 Across The Great Divide
11 Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever
12 Chest Fever
Total Time = 43:11 min

Awesome cover (maybe better than Paul's original). Ronnie Lane is a treasure: 
 

Happy 75th to the man!
You all get it. Enough said.
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/keith-richards-wildest-escapades-19-insane-tales-from-a-legendary-life-169242/the-pirate-of-weston-1991-65681/