Led Zeppelin - The Crunge [HD]

Too Rude (Live - Keith Richards & The X-pensive Winos)

When The Sun Goes Down In Harlem

Heard this one on American Horror Story S04E01.  Couldn't get it out of my head.  Stayed in tonight so, thought I'd give it a try.  I didn't know the song too well and was getting too incapable of playing to figure out the end.  I just kinda winged it.  More and more I consider Bowie one of the absolute best vocalists of his genres.

Life On Mars  - (David Bowie Cover) - remastered

Recorded Christmas Day 2001. Released on Christmas Day 2009 on the album "Crappy Road."

Crappy Road

Two Of Us (The Beatles Cover)

Produced by Kevin "Caveman" Shirley (Silverchair, Aerosmith, Joe Bonamassa), Hiatt's timeless songwriting is paired with the aggressive blues guitar. Hiatt is back in the studio with his touring combo (Kenny Blevins on drums, Patrick O'Hearn on bass and Doug Lancio on guitars). The first single is "Damn This Town."

Train To Birmingham

"11 O'Clock Tick Tock - Live from London, 1980

Recorded live at The Marquee London, 29th September 1980.

"11 O'Clock Tick Tock - Live At The Marquee London, 1980"
Premaster 17 April 2015
Form the forthcoming album "Another Time, Another Place: Live At The Marquee, London 1980"
℗ & © 2015 U2 Limited

U2 - 11 O'Clock Tick Tock (Live At The Marquee, London, September 29th, 1980)

Chanson de JJ Cale. Gilles Boivin à la flute indienne.

Call me the Breeze (JJ Cale)

Love's A Mystery - The Pretenders (World Cafe performance)

Like an old-time barn dance in downtown New Orleans, the Bumper Jacksons pull together a vast array of early American traditions into a deliciously cohesive sound that strikes you right in the heart. Country swing, old-time blues, brassed-up bluegrass - these high-spirit wonders do and love it all. Powerhouse vocals are flanked by a dextrous pedal steel and a brassalicious horn section, all supported by dynamic drums and bass.  At the center of it all, is an invitation to join in – be it a rowdy dance, a moment of soulful intimacy, or a movement to make a better world.  
 
The Bumper Jacksons have a steadily rising list of honors: Washington Area Music Awards Artists of the Year (2016), Best Folk Album (2015-2106), Best Folk Group (2015-2017); Strathmore Artists-in-Residence for 2015-2016; Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation Touring Artists for 2016-2017 and others.  They’ve also just signed with Opus 3 Artists (among greats such as Yo-Yo Ma, Roseanne Cash, Bela Fleck, & Wynton Marsalis) for their national representation.  This success blossomed from their simple beginnings in 2012 as a country-meets-city duet between Jess Eliot Myhre (clarinet, vocals, washboard) and Chris Ousley (acoustic & electric guitar, vocals, banjo) in the backyards, living rooms and front porches of DC and Baltimore.  They crafted a sound built from their time exploring the smoky jazz clubs of New Orleans and old-time fiddler’s festivals throughout the southern Appalachianss.  From the beginning they focused on honest deliveries and energetic performances.  

After Chris and Jess established the roots of the Bumper Jacksons’ sound, it quickly drew in the rest of the Bumper Jacksons members and matured into what you hear today.  Dave Hadley (pedal steel), Alex Lacquement (upright bass, vocals), Dan Samuels (drum kit), Brian Priebe (trombone) & Joe Brotherton (trumpet) who masterfully amplify and diversify the tone, rhythm and power that defines the band’s core sound.  The success of the band’s last three albums – I've Never Met a Stranger (2017), Too Big World (2015) and Sweet Mama, Sweet Daddy Come In (2014)– demonstrate the ongoing refinement of their scrappy-yet-elegant, familiar-yet-reaching sound that explores a full spectrum of human emotion in its goal for the caramel core of Americana.  
So whether it’s a packed house in a historic amphitheater or a fireside in the hills of the Appalachian mountains, the intimate ballads, growly blues, and fast paced two-steps will call you into another world that’s at once like home and the open road.  It’s a truly Americana sound that grabs at your soul and connects you with over 150 years of human passion.

When The Sun Goes Down In Harlem

Bumper Jacksons

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