Bands i like

[cofi]

Another artiste i like a lot, is Joe Walsh, great guitarist

The first time i ever heard him was when he came out with the song "Rocky Mountain Way" what a great song, cool slide playing, and beautiful tone on his Les Paul

Here's a video of him playing that song

Joe Walsh - Rocky Mountain Way (live)



enjoy

[maryrocksBitch]

he Rocks&love the song

[punk]

Here's a video of one of my favorite guitar players Jimmy Herring.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDMKTdTYjq8

He played guitar with the Allman Brothers for a while, Also the Codetalkers, Widespread Panic. among others.

But my favorite by far is when he teamed up with Phil Lesh, Warren Haynes, John Molo, Rob borraco 2000-2003. Phil Lesh & Friends. (as long as Phil doesn't sing. LOL)

I know it's prolly not everyones cup of tea, so to speak.
That's OK.

Phil Lesh and Friends is an American rock band formed and led by Phil Lesh, bassist of the Grateful Dead. Phil & Friends is not a traditional group in that several different lineups of musicians have played under the name, including ones featuring members of Phish, Little Feat, and the Zen Tricksters. The most permanent of these lineups, known as the Phil Lesh Quintet (PLQ or just "the Q" for short) played on a mostly-regular basis from September of 2000 through December 2003. The members of this incarnation were Lesh, Warren Haynes (guitar & vocals; also of Gov't Mule and Allman Brothers Band), Jimmy Herring (guitar; The Dead, Allman Brothers Band, Aquarium Rescue Unit, and most recently Widespread Panic), Rob Barraco (keyboards; The Zen Tricksters) and John Molo (drums; Bruce Hornsby and the Range, The Other Ones, Modereko, Keller Williams, David Nelson Band, Jemimah Puddleduck, and John Fogerty). This unit released an album, There and Back Again, on Columbia Records in 2002. It included several new songs from Lesh and Robert Hunter, longtime Grateful Dead lyricist, as well as one recent favorite from Jerry Garcia and Hunter, and several original contributions from Haynes, Barraco/Mattson and Herring.

For full article
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Lesh_and_Friends

But I love the combination of Grateful Dead songs and jazz fusion. Phil allows the artist to fully express himself with no constraints whatsoever. One song may turn into a 15 min. jam session.

Phil & Friends put on one hell of a concert. usually over 3 hours. (3 cd's)

These guys are at the top of my favorites list.

[punk]

This clip has members from 3 bands I like.


www.youtube.com/watch?v=pD1fKY9iTXI&feature=rela

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Jack Bruce from Cream[/size]

Greg Lake from Emerson Lake and Palmer[/size]

[cofi]

punk said:

Here's a video of one of my favorite guitar players Jimmy Herring.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDMKTdTYjq8

He played guitar with the Allman Brothers for a while, Also the Codetalkers, Widespread Panic. among others.

But my favorite by far is when he teamed up with Phil Lesh, Warren Haynes, John Molo, Rob borraco 2000-2003. Phil Lesh & Friends. (as long as Phil doesn't sing. LOL)

I know it's prolly not everyones cup of tea, so to speak.
That's OK.

Phil Lesh and Friends is an American rock band formed and led by Phil Lesh, bassist of the Grateful Dead. Phil & Friends is not a traditional group in that several different lineups of musicians have played under the name, including ones featuring members of Phish, Little Feat, and the Zen Tricksters. The most permanent of these lineups, known as the Phil Lesh Quintet (PLQ or just "the Q" for short) played on a mostly-regular basis from September of 2000 through December 2003. The members of this incarnation were Lesh, Warren Haynes (guitar & vocals; also of Gov't Mule and Allman Brothers Band), Jimmy Herring (guitar; The Dead, Allman Brothers Band, Aquarium Rescue Unit, and most recently Widespread Panic), Rob Barraco (keyboards; The Zen Tricksters) and John Molo (drums; Bruce Hornsby and the Range, The Other Ones, Modereko, Keller Williams, David Nelson Band, Jemimah Puddleduck, and John Fogerty). This unit released an album, There and Back Again, on Columbia Records in 2002. It included several new songs from Lesh and Robert Hunter, longtime Grateful Dead lyricist, as well as one recent favorite from Jerry Garcia and Hunter, and several original contributions from Haynes, Barraco/Mattson and Herring.

For full article
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Lesh_and_Friends

But I love the combination of Grateful Dead songs and jazz fusion. Phil allows the artist to fully express himself with no constraints whatsoever. One song may turn into a 15 min. jam session.

Phil & Friends put on one hell of a concert. usually over 3 hours. (3 cd's)

These guys are at the top of my favorites list.

I dont know how i missed this post punk

Jimmy Herring. your right M8, he is one hell of a good guitarist, I've got a live DVD of him with Frogwings, from a 05-24-97 show, amazing player on most styles, from Jazz fusion, Southernrock, rock, to blues, i first heard of him when he played with the Allman Brothers, then saw him with Warren Haynes, Trucks and various others etc
Right on

Good video as well, he can squeese some amazing sounds out of his Strat, i liked it

Thanks Punk, nice one

[cofi]

Hey punk, here a couple of videos of Jimmy Herring with the band Frogwings if you fancy the DVD I've got, send me a IM M8
Some amazing harp playing by John Popper
Frogwings Featuring John Popper - Among Your Pillows

uk.youtube.com/watch?v=5RnRF0SaYaA


Frogwings featurin John Pooper performing live "Ganga" February 13, 1999, Theater of the Living Arts, Phiadelphia, PA
John Popper/Frogwings-Ganga

uk.youtube.com/watch?v=0lDXvmZmh2c


Herring/Rodgers/Sipe w. Fountain and Van Allen Part 1 of 2
Jimmy cant half tickle them strings

uk.youtube.com/watch?v=sADBrpaaK2Q

[punk]

if you fancy the DVD I've got, send me a IM M8

Yeah, maybe we can do a trade. Hopefully I'll be getting a copy of the new Love Valley DVD. If you don't already have a copy, that is.

[punk]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMyv5fhLOLg&feature=related

Paul Rogers, Bad Co's Simple Man.

Not really Southern rock, or blues.

But. . . I always liked PR.

[cofi]

punk said:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMyv5fhLOLg&feature=related

Paul Rogers, Bad Co's Simple Man.

Not really Southern rock, or blues.

But. . . I always liked PR.

Paul Rogers got an amazing voice have you heard him with his band "The Law", amazing,
They only made one album,If you get a chance to hear it or get a copy, get it, you wont be dissapointed,