Yeah, crazy cool!
I must be getting old. I kept ogling that Gretsch hollow body guitar.
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That reminds me of host Brent Bambury introducing a track late at night on the CBC Radio show, Brave New Waves, saying “And now for something really difficult …” I think it was some non-melodic Industrial piece, maybe very early Einstürzende Neubauten.
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She’s always had cool guitars. I tried to play my friend’s Gretch once or twice - it was really difficult. shrug…
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sometimes youtube recommends me some good stuff. in the beginning it sounds like 90% of good “slam”, but this stuff goes far away. energy
The first two tracks on ‘Hats’ always just blow me away
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I remember their first album came out on a label from a Scottish Turntable manufacturer!
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Another amazing video collaboration for Steven Wilson’s latest track
Visuals by Owl House Studios https://owlhousestudios.com/
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Video is unavailable in my country 
Copyright reasons I guess…
And the album title “The Harmony Codex” seems appropriate to one of our journeys here.
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What a voice
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A bit more Cookie Monster than my usual input, but I enjoyed it. There’s some keyboards in the mix towards the end, but no keyboard player in sight 
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I saw the keyboardist at 2:09.
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Personnel
- Jeff Beck – electric guitars, acoustic guitar on “Greensleeves”; pedal steel guitar on “Shapes of Things”; bass guitar on “Ol’ Man River”; lead vocals on “Tallyman” and “Hi Ho Silver Lining”, co-lead vocals on “Let Me Love You”
- Rod Stewart – lead vocals, backing vocals on “Hi Ho Silver Lining”, possible backing vocal on “Tallyman”[citation needed]
- Ronnie Wood – bass guitar
- Micky Waller – drums
Additional credited personnel
- John Paul Jones – bass guitar on “Hi Ho Silver Lining” and “Beck’s Bolero”; Hammond organ on “Ol’ Man River” and “You Shook Me”; arrangements on “Hi Ho Silver Lining”
- Nicky Hopkins – piano on “Morning Dew”, “You Shook Me”, “Beck’s Bolero” and “Blues Deluxe”
- Keith Moon (credited as “You Know Who”) – drums on “Beck’s Bolero”; timpani on “Ol’ Man River”
Additional uncredited personnel
- Madeline Bell – backing vocals on “I’ve Been Drinking”
- John Carter and Ken Lewis – backing vocals on “Tallyman”
- Clem Cattini – drums on “Hi Ho Silver Lining”
- Aynsley Dunbar – drums on “Tallyman” and “Rock My Plimsoul (single version)”
- Jimmy Page – 12-string electric guitar on “Beck’s Bolero”
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I like JB from most years. Saw him about12 years ago with Pino on bass.
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PJ Harvey performing four songs from her most recent album plus White Chalk
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Harold Budd…reminded me to revisit one of the all time classic Ambient albums:
The Pearl (1984, remastered 2005) A cooperation between Harold Budd, Brian Eno an Daniel Lanois.
Playlist for The Pearl (Remastered 2005):
Some example tracks from that abum:
Against The Sky
Foreshadow
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