old time stuff??

[BallAquatics]

That's what I'm talkin' about Liz!  Old stoner music... here's my pick.

Dennis

[Mugwump]

I refuse to believe enter sandman is old time stuff.

LOL....I know....time flys....

[JR]

There was nobody better than Joplin IMO.

[Mugwump]

There was nobody better than Joplin IMO.

Bonnie Bramlett had some nice pipes too...

[Ron Sower]

This thread has really taken me back a few years...!

[BallAquatics]

If you like Skynyrd this is a great video from 1975.  It features the original band with the 3 guitar set-up Ed King, Gary Rossington & Allen Collins.  Skynyrd is one of those bands that sounded better 'live' than on record.  I was fortunate enough to see them live in 1976 at the UD Arena in Dayton, Ohio.

I think it's cool that Ed King is in this video as Ed was often on-again off-again with the band, but was a very big part of their success.  Ed was the guitarist for Strawberry Alarm Clock when Skynyrd was just starting out and was an opening act.  Ed wrote or was a co-writer on "Sweet Home Alabama", "Poison Whiskey", "Saturday Night Special", "Mr. Banker", "Swamp Music", "Whiskey Rock-a-Roller", "Railroad Song", "I Need You", and "Workin' For MCA".

Yea, I still remember you Ronnie.....

Dennis

[BillT]

Here is my favorite band from the 70's: one of their most clever songs, but lacking a verse or two in the middle, probably because it was on national TV. They were real big in the DC area where I grew up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z-GwdaKrn8&feature=endscreen&NR=1

Here is a good west coast jam band that used to play in Eugene a lot:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoG4uQUiTcs&feature=related

[Mugwump]

The 'Dead' a west coast jam band.....LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL...sorry, bro...

I had to laugh because one of my sisters is a 'deadhead'....but yeah, they were formed in Palo Alto years ago....if any genre is appropriate it my be psychedelic??..or folk, or is it jazz...no wait it's.....the many faces of a great band....R I P Mr Garcia.....