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Yep. But it was the Lucinda show where I realized I needed to figure out who he was. Early days of the internet, it took years, actually. I think DownHomeGirl was involved in me getting it sorted out finally.
He hangs out a lot online with a fellow named Otis Gibbs and his content. Otis interviews a lot of interesting people.
And of course Marty Stuart's Fabulous Superlatives...
Yep. But it was the Lucinda show where I realized I needed to figure out who he was. Early days of the internet, it took years, actually. I think DownHomeGirl was involved in me getting it sorted out finally.
It took me a long time to figure out who he is but I kept seeing him here and there. He was Lucinda Williams' band leader for Car Wheels and that show was amazing.
And of course Marty Stuart's Fabulous Superlatives...
who knew Howard Stern's younger brother played guitar?
It took me a long time to figure out who he is but I kept seeing him here and there. He was Lucinda Williams' band leader for Car Wheels and that show was amazing.
I don't always have time to watch all videos posted. But names like Mayer, Anastasio and Marcus King Band got my attention. So I finally did get around to watch them. ð²Wow is all I can say.
yes, the whole six hour show is available to stream...not sure I would have lasted that long.
i like my shows to start relatively on time (by 8) and wrap up within 2.5 hours
lots of great videos from this weekend...this one takes off about 9 mins in
This one right off the bat
I don't always have time to watch all videos posted. But names like Mayer, Anastasio and Marcus King Band got my attention. So I finally did get around to watch them. ð²Wow is all I can say.
Well he didnt have the RnR flash of those two,, right?
Laid back, but a great songwriter and lead vocalist, and the band's energy and the relationship with the crowd/fans...jam band like energy, but always tight, no noodling, ha.
Yep. I have more Petty albums than anyone else. Never actually saw him live but I've seen many of his live shows on video and they are downright fun. He is was a great story teller. One of the great ones I just never got around to seeing live.
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islander wrote:
I really miss Petty. I think partly it's because although I liked his work a lot it was always kind of background. Bowie and Prince were big time rock stars - they were great and you knew it. Petty was also great, but until he was gone I didn't realize how much impact he had on my youth.
He left an incredible body of work for us when he made his exit. So many great songs.
I really miss Petty. I think partly it's because although I liked his work a lot it was always kind of background. Bowie and Prince were big time rock stars - they were great and you knew it. Petty was also great, but until he was gone I didn't realize how much impact he had on my youth.
Well he didnt have the RnR flash of those two,, right?
Laid back, but a great songwriter and lead vocalist, and the band's energy and the relationship with the crowd/fans...jam band like energy, but always tight, no noodling, ha.
I really miss Petty. I think partly it's because although I liked his work a lot it was always kind of background. Bowie and Prince were big time rock stars - they were great and you knew it. Petty was also great, but until he was gone I didn't realize how much impact he had on my youth.
