The Dailey Jam Session 2023 (Post the sound vibrations that pair with your smoking pleasure)

[cohibasurfer]

 

[AVB]

Springsteen - Live In New York City 2000
This is about 2 hours of a 3+ hour show . Full show available on 2 DVDs or 2 Audio only SACDs

 

[dawgie]

 

[cohibasurfer]

 

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

 

[Aalvord2]

 

[AVB]

The lack of "Volunteers" alone shows this isn't the best of JA.

 

[H. Vachon]

 

[AVB]

AVB's somewhat interesting musical trivia. On Crosby, Still & Nash released in late May 1969 and on Volunteers released in November 1969 the same song is on both albums but neither one is a cover of the other. How can that be?

 

[cohibasurfer]

AVB's somewhat interesting musical trivia. On Crosby, Still & Nash released in late May 1969 and on Volunteers released in November 1969 the same song is on both albums but neither one is a cover of the other. How can that be?

Because Paul Kantner was one of the song writers and was in both bands ?

 

[AVB]

Because Paul Kantner was one of the song writers and was in both bands ?

Almost correct. Wooden Ships was written by Stephen Stills, David Crosby and Paul Kantner. Stephen Stills contributed some unaccredited guitar on Volunteers, It is thought that the real reason he was there was to play with Wally Heiders new 16 track console, only the 2nd one in the US at the time.

 

[kann]

New Gamazda. There's a... uhhhh... cat joke in here somewhere.

 

[cohibasurfer]

 

[cohibasurfer]

New Gamazda. There's a... uhhhh... cat joke in here somewhere.

LOL... all the cat fades ...just to hear that purr at the end? And when will that stool finally slide out?

 

[AVB]

LOL... all the cat fades ...just to hear that purr at the end? And when will that stool finally slide out?

I thought the joke was that they thought the song was by Disturbed

 

[dawgie]

 

[cohibasurfer]

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who are those smiling gents?

 

[AVB]

That reminded me of Commander Cody for some reason. I got to see New Riders Of The Purple Sage open for him in a 400 seat club in Memphis back in 76 or 77.

 

[dawgie]

who are those smiling gents?

one is some dumb ole hillbilly, and the other is Cody Jinks…

 

[AVB]

After competing for Britain in the 1968 winter Olympics a then 20 year old Luke O'Reilly entered Dartmouth where he graduated in 3 years and somehow - most likely because he was young, British and had a stack of records that you couldn't get in the states, got a job on WMMR in Philadelphia. WMMR was at the time one of the most progressive radio stations in the country. One of the singles Luke brought over was the first single by a Lomdon band just starting to gain notice there. That group was Yes and their cover of thr Beatles Every Little Thing. While this was taken off the Yes album which was released in 1969 it was for all intents, new to the US. The playing of the single created a local demand for more Yes music leading the station, with Luke in the forefront, to play the first Yes album and Time And a Word, their second. Six months later when Atlantic Records released the song Roundabout off of Yes's third album Fragile the Philly area was by far the largest market.

While I can't say what made me think of Luke this morning I still love that first Yes song I heard so long ago,