ILX Gonna Shine in My Backdoor Someday (new post-Fahey folk for ppl posting in Takoma/Tompkins Square threads Pt II)

xp Thanks, Neal! A friend sent me a Dropbox link to what I assumed were audio recordings, but I hadn't had a chance to look until now - got 'em! Just photos of the panel though, no audio or video. Oh well! Looking forward to diving into some of these sets...

https://pitchfork.com/news/steve-gunn-announces-new-album-and-tour-shares-song-listen/

dig this song, though steve has probably outgrown being considered part of this "scene" but hey when yr a jet yr a jet. cool supporting cast!

The Unseen In Between was produced by James Elkington, and features contributions from Bob Dylan’s musical director Tony Garnier (bass), Meg Baird (vocals), and others.

tony garnier!

yeah i was surprised by that!

it's crazy that tony garnier has played every bob dylan gig for almost 30 years. he's like the cal ripken of bass players.

is charlie sexton in the band now?

he is! he's probably done 15 years on and off with bob since the late 90s.

Shout out to that Kuzu link, had no idea Dorji had a band / group going. That panel at 1000 Roses was some of the wildest shit, especially the context of literally the chillest and most low-key festival that has ever existed.

he has a duo with the Kuzu drummer too
he is awesome

(i meant the drummer but tashi dorji is pretty awesome too)

oh yeah, tashi solo last weekend was great! exciting sounds.

https://tashidorji1.bandcamp.com/album/both-will-escape-tashi-dorji-tyler-damon
this is the guitar/drums duo

tashi/damon duo is so amazing, get live in st louis too it's incredible

peter walker loses everything in house fire. pretty horrible

https://www.gofundme.com/hcd65-rebuild-the-ark

"The Ark" in Woodstock has burned to the ground .

Early Monday morning a fire consumed the Ark along with the two neighboring buildings. Leaving six families and residence homeless. Peter barely made it out with his life, escaping barefoot in his under shorts holding two burning guitars. He has lost everything

The Ark was built in the late 1960's by Paul Farmer and Patty Goodyear (the tire heiress). In 1988 when Patty passed from leukemia they turned the building over to he Peter to use as a cultural Ark.

For the last 30 years Peter has filled the Ark with Woodstock memorabilia, original recordings of the musicians that made Woodstock the great place that it is. The collection included paintings by Woodstock artist Robert Reynolds, Bob Dacey and John Ernst, as well as a small comprehensive law library. There was also a collection of priceless acoustical instruments, music real to real tapes, cassettes, videos and digital art in various formats. The upper part of the building was used an audio and video recording studio for local artists.

All of this is lost, please help us rebuild. Any and all help is appreciated.

oh man how sad

geez louise that is sad

https://tashidorji1.bandcamp.com/album/both-will-escape-tashi-dorji-tyler-damon
this is the guitar/drums duo

This is amazingly good, I might like this even better than the trio!

whoa that duo set is NOISY at times! very impressive

enjoying this

https://oscartengo.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-airplane-mode

that's great ^^^^

30% off at tompkins square dot com sale

http://www.tompkinssquare.com/archives/1040

very sad news....pour some out for a real one...but dying for bad music on FB said Mark Fosson has died :(

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpVME042APw

aw man, that's a bummer -- he still had plenty of skills. his drag city record from a few years back was fantastic.

For real? He was just at the festival! That sucks so much...

haven't seen it reported but it's Marcus so I'm assuming he knows someone who knows someone

new Sarah Louise coming on Thrill Jockey!

definitely different, hard to categorize, guess her improv set at 1000 Rose was an indication (though this nothing like that)

http://www.thrilljockey.com/products/nighttime-birds-and-morning-stars

new William Tyler!

I like, won't change anyone's mind on him (knives out ogmor)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=br4BRG_RXO0

yeah, i like it — makes sense that Frisell apparently guests on one track here, seems like WT could evolve into a Frisell figure (without the jazz bonafides, of course).

yeah I never connected those two

did you ever watch that Frisell documentary? What a nice guy

agreed though that Tyler is great but Frisell is really operating on another level

yeah that frisell doc was nice — good to see one of those docs that doesn't leave you depressed! i feel like most musician docs end up bumming me out.

Lotta good stuff rolling out in this territory soon. Look forward to that Sarah Louise, plus the Nathan Bowles trio album. Need to check the Meg Baird+Mary Lattimore too, Meg is a pretty great guitar player and the one track I have heard so far was really cool.

Liking that Sarah Louise a lot, definitely a better fit for her vocals for me than the solo guitar tunes. Really cool.

Can listen to the Baird & Lattimore on the Three Lobed BC site:

https://threelobed.bandcamp.com/album/ghost-forests

Really hitting the spot from the jump.

This is kind of wild, but since I haven't done this kind of thing in a while it is a good reason to do so. I got to sit in with Elkhorn on their tune Lionfish at their recent show I set up in Charlottesville, which was a lot of fun. They have invited a bunch of different folks to do so with them (and some great ones, Willie Lane, Matt Valentine and Pat Gubler, etc.), so very nice of them to throw me into that mix.

https://elkhorn.bandcamp.com/track/bonus-track-low-charlottesville-va-102618-with-davis-salisbury-on-guitar

Me doing my usual stuff, but it fits in pretty well I think.

radical!

really dig that grandavis!

Thanks for diving in UMS and tylerw, I appreciate it. A sturdy set of chords/riffs to play over, though always interesting to roll with it on the fly. That whole set of tracks is pretty cool, kind of becomes a long drone piece with guests drifting in and out if you listen to the whole thing.

RIP Mr. Jack Rose, gone 9 years today

It's funny how much energy there has been in this post-Fahey diaspora but the guy that in many ways started the resurgence is a ghost....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1KzsyUafrw

Indeed. Glad we have the recordings to revisit, as they are still rich as hell. To the point:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAOBOasOPcE

lots of awesome live stuff on youtube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3esteBtuPrs

was just jamming the black dirt sessions over the weekend — it's really fortunate that he did so much in such a short span of time. always finding new favorites.

slightly related — i saw glenn jones last week in denver (glenn's first time playing here!). really wonderful — only complaint is that he could've played twice as long ...

Rest up, big fella.

slightly related — i saw glenn jones last week in denver (glenn's first time playing here!). really wonderful — only complaint is that he could've played twice as long ...

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glenn is always amazing, though perhaps too mild mannered and nice to be fahey's true heir lol

haha yeah.
i'm also considering going to see the windham hill 30th anniversary winter solstice concert in boulder next week, which feels like it could be either a step in the right direction for my life or a step in the wrong direction.

haha dooo iiiitttt

Tyler...Windham Hill has been there your whole life, just waiting for you to arrive

Ackerman probably still brings the heat, right?

he'll spit a hot 16 for sure

I was literally just joking that I made a new age record (well, a bunch of tracks that sound like it that COULD be an album). Still waiting to see which direction (right or wrong) this will be hah hah.

I would love to have seen what Jack would have made of the new players. big trees fall and saplings get a shot at making it to the canopy, and just as I don't think he wld have been impertinent enough to adopt his Dr Ragtime shteez while Fahey was still alive, had Jack lived longer his mere presence in the landscape might have spared us D. Bachman's whole career

wld kill for at least one full album from the Rose & Jones duo, they brought out the best in each other