Pullin’ ‘Tubes: Still In Love With You
This one should actually be called Pullin’ Googs, but that don’t make no sense… This post serves as the official end to our questionably extensive coverage of the Third Annual
This one should actually be called Pullin’ Googs, but that don’t make no sense… This post serves as the official end to our questionably extensive coverage of the Third Annual
Former 70 Volt Parade lead singer Trey Anastasio currently has no gigs on the docket after cancelling his headlining spot at the 10,000 Lakes Festival in July. Whatever the reason, though, that 10KLF appearance
The speed with which tapers have been uploading shows online is mind-boggling. Last night’s Phil & Friends set from Mountain Jam ended less than 10 hours ago, and already it’s available from etree for your downloading pleasure (thanks to taper extraordinaire Rob Clarke). For all your other Mountain Jam news, check out our weekend post and head on over to the official Mountain Jam Blog.
Now let’s check out some other hot links from around the world wide web:
And as usual on Monday mornings, whether dastardly rain-soaked or otherwise, read on after the jump for a selection of setlists from the weekend — this week, predictably, is Mountain Jam heavy, but we’ve also got some sets from Bright Eyes, Page McConnell, The Police, Van Morrison and many more…
This week we’re storming in with some serious jazz, focusing on great compositions from some the best and brightest band leaders and sidemen around. Leading off, the title track from
Photos by Lee Floyd of The Album Leaf performing at Diesel in Pittsburgh, PA on May 17, 2007.
fter striking out with his past two studio albums (2002’s Big Swing Face and 2004’s Halycon Days), it was time for Bruce Hornsby to try something new. Dating back to a 2000 collaboration on a Bill Monroe bluegrass tribute album, Hornsby and Ricky Skaggs had continually discussed collaborating together. Backed by Skagg’s band Kentucky Thunder, the two Grammy winners have released Ricky Skaggs & Bruce Hornsby, an unlikely mingling of jazzy piano and bluegrass.
After four years of constant touring – including a breathtaking performance at the 2007 Coachella Music Festival – José González returns with his second album "In Our Nature" released September
week of 6.3.07