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I remember talking to Jimmy Herring before his Jazz Is Dead gig, and asked him what he thought of the Comfort Zone. He rolled his eyes.

Jack White from SNL on October 10th, playing an Eddie-designed guitar, and doing a tribute tapping. Killer performance:  

In case you missed Jack White's white hot performances on SNL from October 10th. The heavy blues medley is as great as it gets (complete with a brief reworking of Blind Willie Johnson's "Jesus is Coming Soon"): 

This band is fucking killer:

Original prog-rock Supertramp, doing a very aggressive cover: 

Killer list. Thanks!

1 hour ago, bouche said:

what is this?

Click on the link. If you don't know John Peel, he's one of rock's most important live archivists. He'd record live acts during his radio show. So many great bands recorded songs to sets for him.  

Some big acts I'd like to see on here (maybe down the road?), but cool that we can access this (I own the CD of the Galaxie 500 session):

 https://davestrickson.blogspot.com/2020/05/john-peel-sessions.html

Love this band! 

A cover of the Donnie Darko Gary Jules's "Mad World" cover. Curt Smith's daughter has talent: 

A young Danny Gatton, in scary "Humbler" form:

On 2/26/2020 at 1:14 PM, bONES said:

I'm in the Beaches Triangle, but used to live in the Village (Kingswood).

Nice to have a new decent size venue coming to the hood.

I had to look up "Beaches Triangle". That name has to be a realtor invention, much like "Upper Beach". I hear sometimes your hood called Norway Village, or Little Norway, but nothing concrete.

Great "cover". Bobby does some nice patented rhythm-lead hybrid fills. 

Yea boNES, I too live near the new concert hall (I live in Kingston Road Village; my old gym was connected to the upcoming venue until the former was shut down). Construction seems to be moving along at a good pace now, finally. 

Love this Get Behind Me Satan garage blues song and performance. 

I'll never tire of this song, or performance: 

I love that John, a reclusive eccentric (and guitar genius really), is coming back to the mainstream. Even if the Peppers get on your nerves, and they can with me from time to time, John, Flea, and Chad, are a fantastic trio.

I'm usually not, but I'm a big John Frusciante fan, and I like the instrumental hard funk parts of the Peppers. Anthony really bothers me.

Goddamn love his chops: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/john-frusciante-rejoins-red-hot-chili-peppers-josh-klinghoffer-927387/

I.must.own.this:

https://happymag.tv/the-allman-brothers-release-incredible-new-live-album-fillmore-west-71/

Rare live video recording of pre-Brothers and Sisters "Ramblin' Man" (a good 10-months before Brothers and Sisters dropped), with Chuck Leavell and Berry Oakley (he died 9 days after this concert). Great version, if not sad given the events surrounding the time-frame: