[QUOTE=Livewired]I thought Buddy Miles was the Bqand of Gypsies drummer?[/QUOTE]
He was most of the time. But Mitch Mitchell was unpredictable and he rarely played with them.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Hendrix's manager was the bassist from The Animals.[/QUOTE]
owned m00n

Yeah ther Band of Gypsies was originally an All-Black band.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Hendrix's manager was the bassist from The Animals.[/QUOTE]
alright, because i just heard something like that the other day and i wanted to see if it was true or not. i just got my facts mixed up.

[QUOTE=Livewired]owned m00n

Yeah ther Band of Gypsies was originally an All-Black band.[/QUOTE]

Mine explained much better. Plus he quoted mine.


I want some more Quicksilver albums.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Mine explained much better. Plus he quoted mine.


I want some more Quicksilver albums.[/QUOTE]
I have two of their best ones.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I have two of their best ones.[/QUOTE]
And how the hell would you know?

but Badmoon mine gave the managers name.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I have two of their best ones.[/QUOTE]

Yes, but you still don't have all the Dead albums like me.


me >j00 :p

[QUOTE]but Badmoon mine gave the managers name.[/QUOTE]

He didn't ask for it ;)

[QUOTE=Livewired]And how the hell would you know?

but Badmoon mine gave the managers name.[/QUOTE]
You ain't the only fan.

[QUOTE=lunch998]It's called traditional grip. It isn't odd.[/QUOTE]

It's odd for hard blues rock, i'd say. I was impressed with the the speed while using it ;)

[QUOTE=rock not roll]It's odd for hard blues rock, i'd say. I was impressed with the the speed while using it ;)[/QUOTE]

Odd for hard rock, yes. Speed is common with traditional grip though, i.e. Buddy Rich.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yes, but you still don't have all the Dead albums like me.


me >j00 :p[/QUOTE]

/relevant.

I think their s/t is very underrated.

i quoted badmoon because his was more organized and seemed betted to quote, and hes nicer.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]/relevant.

I think their s/t is very underrated.[/QUOTE]

Yea I agree, it's got some great tracks on it.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]You ain't the only fan.[/QUOTE]
Yeah I know that. But how would you know those are the best 2 albums?? Have you heard others?

[QUOTE=Livewired]Yeah I know that. But how would you know those are the best 2 albums?? Have you heard others?[/QUOTE]
I've heard some off Shady Grove and What About Me. meh. The sixties material was stronger.

[QUOTE=Woodstock]I've heard some off Shady Grove and What About Me. meh. The sixties material was stronger.[/QUOTE]
Fair enough. I still have to get their albums on cd.

I only own the viynl copy.:(

[QUOTE=Woodstock]/relevant.

I think their s/t is very underrated.[/QUOTE]

I'm joking, and who's self title?

ATTN: I am burning some songs from Badmoon's private stash. I will put some on here, and you will be amazed (promise).

Yes, that is important news. At least more important than my root canale stories.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]ATTN: I am buring some songs from Badmoon's private stash. I will put some on here, and you will be amazed (promis).

Yes, that is important news. At least more important than my root canale stories.[/QUOTE]
You never answered my question abouit your avatar, whore :angry:

You shared Root Canal stories?

Was I gone for this?

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]You shared Root Canal stories?

Was I gone for this?[/QUOTE]
It was quite awhile ago, you may have been gone.

You might be on his ignore list?

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]You might be on his ignore list?[/QUOTE]
He wouldn't, or would he? If I don't get proof that I'm not on his ignore list I'm gonna sodomize him with a pineapple.

[QUOTE=jpjrulestheworld]You never answered my question abouit your avatar, whore :angry:[/QUOTE]

Yes.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]Yes.[/QUOTE]
Ok :)

Well, I do not have much information on these two tracks. Mainly because they are burnt. However, these two are very high up on my favorite song list.


[B]Peter Rowan & The String Cheese Incident - No Woman No Cry[/B]

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This cover surely blows the original out of the water. The singing and the playing are technically better, and the vibe is fantastic. Also, Peter Rowan is a Bluegrass vocalist/guitarist who played with various groups, but most importantly Old & In the Way. The song is live.


[B]Tony Rice - Blackberry Blossom[/B]

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Well, this is a very well known Bluegrass tune. Other than Tony Rice's guitar playing, I am 99% sure that Sam Bush is playing mandolin. The song is instrumentally amazing, and I believe shows much character in each soloist.

I really like the second one, I haven't listened to all of the first yet.

[QUOTE=Badmoon]I'm joking, and who's self title?[/QUOTE]
Quicksilver Messenger Service

Eh, I don't quite like the first one. I prefer fast and happy bluegrass to slow and sad.

OMG! The first is most likely my favorite song ever (Along side "Sugar Magnolia". The whole vibe and feel to the song is amazing. Very mellow and nicely done. Plus, listeners should appreciate the cover, being that the vocalist does not try to imitate Marley's vocal styling.


Jerry Garcia & David Grisman - Teddy Bears' Picnic

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