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crowded with people, flags waving in the air, psychedelic hippie mentality reigns over love peace and understanding. A roar of music comes from the stage with guitar feedback, tight, deep drum grooves and the growl of a thundering bass.
That's the music of TRIO (The.Rhythm.Is.Odd)
www.triomusicgroup.com
www.myspace.com/triogroup
Imagine Woodstock. crowded with people, flags waving in the air, psychedelic hippie mentality reigns over love peace and understanding. A roar of music comes from the stage with guitar feedback, tight, deep drum grooves and the growl of a thundering bass.
That's my band :) give it a try
http://www.triomusicgroup.com
http://www.myspace.com/triogroup
Cheers
Bjorn
Happy Easter!
My band is.....Ong's Hat & we play paranormal Jamm Rock
wwww.ongshat.com
Rock ONG!
A few of us are trying to get a bluegrass band going. I'm playing fiddle, acoustic guitar; another's on banjo, another on guitar and mandolin. We'll see how things work out. But how does this relate to the Dead? Often "Friend of the Devil" or "I Know You Rider" and others will be played. And just last week the banjo player started in with "Lonesome Road Blues!" "Aha!" I said, I know this one, and I sang it as I've heard it so often on one of my live Dead recordings. There's a ton of Dead stuff which lends itself to a bluegrass interpretation. (And I do enjoy much of their electric stuff, too, but I just concentrate on the acoustic when I'm playing.) Indeed, at last year's California Bluegrass Campout this fine guitarist played a smooth "Ripple." Very nice.
By the way, I'm new, so hello to all.
Humbled
I wanted to take this opportunity to tell everyone about my band, "Lazy Swamis". We're from Columbus, Ga. and are currently working on our first recording. If you'd like to know more please check out myspace.com/lazy swamis band. It's a new site and still under construction but there are a few pics, etc. Welcome!!!!!!
We play a variety of covers - a lot of Neil Young, some Grateful Dead, Widespread Panic, well, you get the idea. We also do some originals.
Nothing serious 1-2 a month in the local bars. We met at a local open mic night and evolved from acoustic duos/trios to a five piece electric band. Just a lot of fun.
http://www.myspace.com/pharmaceuticalsandnature.
Yeah, we changed our name - Second Hand Soul kinda fits what we do.
not in a band, but have made some fine tunes at myspace.com/weatherbill
what are the odds of the dead, phish, and me all re-uniting
in the same year? but there you have it, after several years
absence, i have re-united with myself and will be appearing:
me@nunyuns 3/22/09 10ish-noonish
corner of north and park, b, vt,
'united states of love'
"it feels good to be back together again"- h. dumpty, cowbell
Location
Hey guys i just joined a band with my friends that i have been jamming with for about a couple months. We were strawberry jam but we changed our name to Odacious Green. Here is our site. http://www.myspace.com/odaciousgreen
the age range is 16-20. We are all good friends and we play a bunch of our own originals that we jam too but we do many grateful dead, some allman brothers and some phish covers as well. We are working on getting more music up on the myspace, even some of our dead covers. We cover many dead songs which is pretty cool because there are like very few bands from my area that even listen to the dead. We do
Scarlet > Fire
China > Rider
Franklins Tower
Bertha
and many songs from the very best of like ripple, friend of the devil, uncle johns band, box of rain.
we are currently working on Help > Slip > Frank
If anyone that is around Philly can help us out with shows, please let me know