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oh yeah! let's not forget karl denson's tiny universe

"i want the funk" is my absolute fav!

this band, karl denson's tiny univ., was recently here in boulder. missed them, a friend of mine just told me.

yup, flashbacks are a bitch, piper!

oh yeah...mmw and john scofield! green tea! will check out addison groove proj, chip. and the other. thanx.

re: trippling the amount of shows seen by kids...dudes, they are not trippling it! i suspect they were so out of it, they actually thought it was that much! acid is gonna do that to ya! lol like i would know!

 

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mVm, did you remember to call someone today? hope so.

japan cakes? what category are they in. have not gotten around checking that band out. i will. my list is long...

rippingtons, steve kimock, addison groove project, galactic, japan cakes. there was this one band king of pain had. i cant find the page on this moment thread where he posted it, new band, name starts with a "d".

king, you remember?

 

For that matter, there's also Robert Walter's 20th Congress. Both Karl Denson and Robert Walters were the progenitors of the original and great Greyboy Allstars. Man, there's a million bands in this vein, and I love 'em all:
Freelance Bishops
Afroskull
Soulive
Topaz
Charlie Hunter
The Slip
Disco Biscuits
Sound Tribe Sector 9
Particle
Garaj Mahal
Umphrey's McGee
Vinyl
Will Bernard and Motherbug
Zony Mash
Porterhouse
Brotherhood of Groove
Papa Grows Funk
New Orleans Juice
and last but not least (in a slightly different vein), Robert Randolph and the Family Band

 

good morning, cath!

heh, i see you. but u dont see me.

 

Wotyamean morning? It's 4pm!

 

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yep. And Japancakes is, well, I dunno. It's just catchy. Kinda odd elecctronic band. Heavy on ssteel guitar. Kinda like another thing I'm sorta into now, Gotan Project, which is heavy on accordion.

 

oops, forgot. you posting from wales! i was there. love your lush country! i went to glastonbury, mahencleth (sp)? brecon and stratford upon avon. i forgot the other places. i was there to see where shakespeare once lived. took the tour on stratford, and went to westminster abbey to see where the poets are buried/memorialized. well, i know some are not actually buried there cuz i read d.h. lawrence's name on there and he is buried in taos, new mexico.

anyhoo...it's probably evening there now...so good evening!

mVm: thanks. kazaa is slow. i struggle so much with kazaa. i got lots to download but it takes days. very frustrating. gotan project? i heard of them!

i was thinking japancakes is much like hiroshima, with those weird string insturments and drums? maybe not. hiroshima kicks.

 

... and Hanoi Rocks!

I lived for a while not far from Brecon. Wonderful country - I met my wife there! The Brecon Jazz Festival took place last week. I didn't go, but I'm sure mVm would have loved it.

 

you said you're sure mVm woulda loved the brecon jazz fest? dude, i would have, too!!!

mVm is a musician, he loves that kind of stuff.

hey, brecon, i reckon! that is what i once said while i was there. you know that llyods bank there is near the b&b i stayed in.

"where are we at? brecon, i reckon!"

 

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