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I couldn't find another thread on these guys and I know bassist Fahar has come up before, they deserve their own thread. 😊 Badass drummer too!😎

David Fiuczynski has been playing fretless for decades, this is fun. Microtonal keyboards too.

This was a big deal for us 55 years ago, I remember sitting there with my tape recorder recording the whole thing. No picture, but good sound and most of the bands are killing but the Allman Brother set towards the end is great. Awesome Berry mix and he is on fire.

........A little different take of this well known groove.

...............are too good not to have their own thread.

Man, this is tight!

One of my favorite journeyman blue eyed singers Alex Ligertwood has passed. He was in out of the Santana band a few times but my favorite gig of his was with Brian Augar. Fly on Alex...................... Rhythm section is Lenny White & Clive Chaman.

There was another thread on OT, but just in case I'll put it here. Crofts died last week and was half of Seals & Crofts. These guys don't get much talk anymore but always had the best bands and the songs to go with them. Their songs are now standards and cover by jazz and others. There is a...

From the same awards show as the Rush performance, the fretless playing is sublime, anybody know her name? Cpplaysbass found her name, Ganessa James. Ganessa James

I couldn't find another thread on her, I dug this and as usual with Tiny Desk, a nice bass mix.

...now on Netflix

U.K. documentary on the Alabama and Muscle Shoals.......

One of the best bands/Artist going! Ian Thornley is a beast and so is his band.

Apologies if this was posted before. I was watching Dead wax and thought this was too cool not to share here, a rare James Jameson solo. F'n Badass! The Dead Wax show featuring Bob Glaub.

Some of my favorite Bruce recordings are with Kip. A different side of Leo Nocentelli from the Meters too

Mick Abrahams has died, he was the original guitarist in Jethro Tull and then formed one of my favorite late 60's bands, Blodwyn Pig. Blodwyn Pig also had the great U.K. journeyman bassist, Andy Pyle. Fly on Mick.............................

I never heard of this pairing from 1972, a young Stanley Clarke with Tony Williams and Jean Luc Ponty.

Some awesome stuff from former Aquarium Rescue Unit drummer Jeff Sipe. Bassist Taylor Lee is a member of TB, these guys are all beasts!😊 Taylor's solo on Hank Williams song, so tasty.

I received an email stating that talk bass canceled my automatic membership payments, is this legit? Thanks for you help!😊

40 years! There are 10 of these recently published, good sound and most of the bands sound great, 80's rewind.

The front porch series is excellent, always great bassists and grooves.😎

I didn't see this posted yet, they sound great!

The cat is a stud!😎

Simmer/boil playing at its finest!😎

Derringer died yesterday. He was everywhere when I first started going to shows including Johnny Winter and his brother Edgar's bands. So good with so much energy to every gig and responsible for writing one of the most called songs in basement jams when I first started playing, Rock & Roll...

These guys know how to rumble into old age, the whole album is killer.

Great episode, just a different time for sure. The Express sound great, Sugarloaf getting their prog on in the middle of their hit, fun stuff!

Headhunters content with and without Herbie.

I dug this:

The Who have fired Zac Starkey, he was their drummer for almost 30 years. I saw Zac with them and he was great and perfect for that band. I think this is Daltrey's doing for Zac playing too loud, but my problem with it, is how they did it. They use the word fired in the press releases when most...

.......especially about gig attitude.😎

I couldn't find if this was posted before but its the first time I ever saw Rick on a fiver, good recording too.😎

I don't know the player, but the fretless guitar sounds badass, almost cello like. E-bow maybe.

Feb 13 on HULU