[zoppenheimer]

I'm suprised no one here has suggested the little feat. They're great, good LA rock n' roll. Lowell George has a great voice too.

Try this concert:
http://www.archive.org/details/lf1974-09-19.shnf

[Pigpen]

damn thanks for all the replies, i spent the day listening to ABB and it was great i forgot how much i loved them. Tomorrow ill do Quicksilver or Hot Tuna

[steve]

Some of my non-Dead favorites, in no particular order..

Tom Waits
Hendrix
Django Reinhardt
Dylan
Jorma Kaukonen
Early Sabbath
Zeppelin
The Band
Floyd
Clapton
Beatles
Jazz - variety of artists

Well that's all I got off the top of my head.

[GratefulFloyd]

you cant forget to get the Led out

[lostsailor8782]

Nothing wrong with a Yonder Mountain String Band kind of break .... or if you want to stray but yet saty somewhat close to home go to brentmydland.net and check out some of the other artists stuff ... Yonder plays Jerry, there is even some Go Ahead, Brent and Billy's solo project of sorts ... who I have been listening to alot lately is Railroad Earth, give them a listen

[Stellar Blues]

Yeah, you do need a break. Sometimes I don't think I can endure yet another version of "One More Saturday Night."

Currently am listening to phish and wondering whether I want to 'access' the bass lines.

Both phish and the dead covered a lot of material from other artists. One fun show of the phish is their entire cover of the Beatles white album (available at gdlive.com; sorry, I don't remember the date). Lots of positive energy there.

[shakedown_04092]

Yeah, you do need a break. Sometimes I don't think I can endure yet another version of "One More Saturday Night."

Currently am listening to phish and wondering whether I want to 'access' the bass lines.

Both phish and the dead covered a lot of material from other artists. One fun show of the phish is their entire cover of the Beatles white album (available at gdlive.com; sorry, I don't remember the date). Lots of positive energy there.

10-31-94, great effin' show. Remarkable musicians. And if I were you, I WOULD access those bass lines, lots of neat stuff you'll find there.

Also, as a reference, check out these 2 tab sites (the 2nd one also has a seldomly used talk forum...I wished more people would use that in regards to Phish as folks use this one in regards to the Dead!):

http://emilstabs.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

http://www.strangedesign.org/

ps - strangedesign is under construction right now but I'd expect it to be up & running soon - lot os Phish bass tabs there, too.

[supermoose]

string cheese incident. enough said.

[Stellar Blues]

Hey thanks shakedown,

Just took a look at emil's tabs and there's some great reference material.

Phish songs seem kind of 'ethereal' (except for Possum, Moma Dance and some others), so I'm starting to wrap my head around some of their tunes.

[shakedown_04092]

There are a lot of fun, easier ones to learn at first. Try:

Mike's Song
Birds of a Feather
Bathtub Gin
AC/DC Bag
Funky Bitch (cover by Son Seals)
Wolfman's Brother
Suzy Greenberg

I could make this list a mile long, but I'll stop. Let me know if you need any help.

[confusions_prince]

Tomorrow ill do Quicksilver or Hot Tuna

Two of my favorites with SCI and Dylan. Surprised no one has mentioned 13th Floor Elevators. Not too much live stuff out there (if any), but... wow. SCI's studio material seems like a waste of time.

[supermoose]

SCI is something that must be experienced live or listen to the show recordings

[pfarrell615]

i still listen to the boys regularly sometimes for months at a time mostly to & from work .but i really like to listen to all the stuff i liked but was to consumed by the dead to listen to. sticky fingers, thunder road , the stranger,all neil young, old blues the beatles

[navajo]

phish
widespread panic
yonder mountain string band
railroad earth
trampled by turtles
string cheese incident
neil young
miles davis

really any jam/folk/bluegrass will do

[navajo]

Also, as a reference, check out these 2 tab sites (the 2nd one also has a seldomly used talk forum...I wished more people would use that in regards to Phish as folks use this one in regards to the Dead!):

http://emilstabs.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

http://www.strangedesign.org/

ps - strangedesign is under construction right now but I'd expect it to be up & running soon - lot os Phish bass tabs there, too.

i usually use strange design for tablature. wikis don't work well for hosting tabs, imo.

if you want a phorum phor phish phans, check out week4paug.net

active over there