Grateful Dead

Speaking of mid 70's white Southern rock bands - the first American band I ever saw was Black Oak, supporting Black Sabbath circa 1974. You don't hear much about them now. Maybe their albums weren't top draw, but they were a hoot live.

Together Forever
Change Is Gonna Come is in my top 5 favorite songs.
That freaking sax dueling with Toy!
Peace

Mel Brown
Chicken Fat L.P.
Oh my Goodness! Some great Soul Jazz RandB guitar music.
This is a Impulse records vinyl reissue rediscovery from 1967.
Expect to pay North of 30 bucks for a new copy.
Highly recommended.
Yours in Vinyl…records that is,

Shwack in NH

Welcome Cody!
Peace

Jump right in, the water's fine.
Except for the apparently A.I. powered censorship which appeared a few months ago and is very random and hard to figure what they think is not OK. Just keep trying and eliminating words until it will post.
Latest release (DaP 50) is usually where daily discussions happen and check the recent posts tab (upper right in drop down) to see what else is shakin'.
Cheers

Was trying to reply elsewhere now twice!

Godspeed, DB. Some damn fine playing. X

Dick’s v 3–Pembroke Pines 5.22.77

Specifically: Help > Slip > Franklin

The first 2 are just chromatic heaven. Pleasure to meet everyone.

Cody

Is also a great album, although the hey now thing is trying to stop me saying so. The 4cd set, featuring the outtakes and a show from 9/26/73 is really good.

rest in peace Dickey Betts

It sucks when life experiences cause you to get behind.
I am currently immersed in the greatness of this box.
1st Boston show last night.
2nd Boston show is rolling tonight.
Packaging is awesome [#04229], and the sound is amazing!
I must acquire more '76 Dead in the near future.
Peace