Post your favorite clips from U-Tube, let's start a collection

[Ed Goist]

Hi guys...been too long since I was here last...can someone please post the link again on how to post youtubes in here?

Hi Shawn:
* Click Reply on any post in the thread.
* Click the "Go Advanced" button on the lower right of the reply box.
* In the new reply box click the YouTube Icon (bottom row of icons).
* In the box that appears, enter everything that appears after the equal sign (=) in the url address of the YouTube video. You'll get an embed string that looks something like this (without the spaces which I'm showing here so you can see the string):
[ YOUTUBE=44K28dlCzEs][/YOUTUBE ]

With the spaces removed you'd see this:

[Mike Bunting]

You know I'm crazy 'bout my Mercury!

[Michael Wolf]

I was lucky enough to see Mr. Dave life this summer here in Germany. Great concert, and funny, too. Last time I saw him was 1998 with Wally Ingram on the "Twango Bango Deluxe"-Tour. It was very nice to see him again, he´s getting older.

[Shawn Blackwell]

Thanks Ed. Here's a brand new Sierra Hull posted yesterday:

[Shawn Blackwell]

Gary Burton and Chic Corea:



Gary Burton and Pat Metheny:

[Shawn Blackwell]

my favorite acoustic bass player; his bass is 350 years old:



From a few weeks ago:

[Shawn Blackwell]

Darrrell Scott solo:

[Shawn Blackwell]

From 1957...an hour-long show that aired on CBS. Lotta famous jazz musicians here:

[Shawn Blackwell]

Found this tonight..."Published on Mar 10, 2013
This is the entirety of the reel (i think) featuring a mind-blowing meeting of east and west. Tony Rice and Clarence White picking together in 1973, just weeks before Clarence White's untimely death. Tony is in his early twenties and he is already HIGHLY advanced, and Clarence is...well...Clarence. An absolutely rare and legendary recording session! Hope ya'll enjoy this as much as I have."

[randygwatkins]

Not bluegrass, but what a song/video. The song is by Radney Foster, there is an "official" version of it on Youtube, but I like this one a bit better. A bit of explanation from the Youtube page:

A little bit of history behind Angel Flights:
If you did not figure out via pictures already, Angel Flights are the U.S. Air Force planes (C-130's) used to fly home our Fallen Soldiers. Angel Flight is also their call sign. In addition, Angel Flights have top priority in U.S. Airspace - as you saw the Towers say "number 1 for landing/takeoff" .... now of course, I know, there are other flights that have an even higher priority ... but in reference to other standard military flights, Angel Flights get number 1 priority.

"Heroes" - another term frequently used in the video is the term used to describe our Fallen Soldiers.

[chuck3]

my favorite acoustic bass player; his bass is 350 years old:

nice - bass (including upright) is my other, main instrument. I had the pleasure of seeing Brian a couple of years ago at the Berks Jazz Fest in Reading PA, at one of the smallest venues - a hotel bar. I sat about 5 feet away from him for the entire concert. It was great.

[padawan]

Thanks Ed. Here's a brand new Sierra Hull posted yesterday:

Thank you! Seeing/hearing a mandolin and an octave mandolin duet, played well, made my day. (it starts around 4.5 minutes into the video)

[chuck3]

Thank you! Seeing/hearing a mandolin and an octave mandolin duet, played well, made my day. (it starts around 4.5 minutes into the video)

thanks for pointing that out. That does rock.

[Dobe]

Found this nice Tim O concert; great story I hadn't heard, of how his Nugget fell out of the cartop carrier one time; before he even had a case for it !! Story starts ~ 27:00 ? Great performance at any rate:

[CeeCee_C]

I absolutely love this young woman's music. And she's extremely personable.

This is Sarah Jarosz playing a solo version of her instrumental tune "Manisinneedof".rou

She would have been 17 or 18 at the time,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TG5xZksS0E

[Marty Jacobson]

Tim O' is the man.

[Ed Goist]

Can't stop watching this...I find it mesmerizing...The "East Meets West Electric Fusion" of it all...I'm tempted to hit the streets bass guitar in hand, and find a fiddler interested in a project like this!

[Beanzy]

"Solo" Bass by Renaud Garcia-Fonz.



I had to buy the DVD/CD set when I watched this.
All the pedal loops are made from sounds he makes with his bass.

[catmandu2]

"Solo" Bass by Renaud Garcia-Fonz.

Exquisite. Two of my most favorite sounds in acoustic stringed instruments are contrabass, and oud. I often conceptualized oud when I was playing DB. Garcia-Fonz emulates this sound--and other plucked stringed instruments of North Africa, and even renaissance lute at 20:12"

Garcia-Fonz' virtuosity, imagination and range of expression is superlative. Exemplary of why DB is the king of stringed instruments

[padawan]

I just stumbled across this and I just don't have it in me to go through 50+ pages of this thread to see if it's already been added (though it probably should have been)

Sam Bush, Tony Rice, Mark O'Connor, Jerry Douglas, Bela Fleck and Mark Schatz tearing up Molly & Tenbrooks (20 years ago).



When you're done with that. Check this out (an hour long) Mark O'Connor, Bela Fleck, Sam Bush, Jerry Douglas & Edgar Myer Live on the Lonesome Pine Special (<-click)

[Don]

The new owner of my Old Wave A style mandolin. He sure makes it sound good. Here's a video he posted to youtube.

[Petrus]

Bela Fleck does Bach on Banjo. This will change the way you think about Bach ... and/or the banjo!

[Petrus]

One of my newer fascinations, gypsy jazz ... not just a historical phenomenon with Django Reinhardt but still goin' strong. Jazzy sound at bluegrass velocity!

Bireli Lagrène con Angelo Debarre, Stochelo Rosenberg e Tchavolo Schmit: "Les Yeux Noirs"

[Petrus]

Jazz mandolin / upright acoustic bass duet.

Improvised duo of the swing classic "Sunny Side of the Street" performed at the Dunway Center in Ogunquit, Maine, 9/2013.

Jason Anick - 5-String acoustic/electric "jazzbo" mandolin
Greg Loughman - Bass

[Petrus]

10-string bandolim solo by Hamilton de Holanda live in Campodipietra, Molise, Italy at Festival "Jazz in Campo", July 21, 2012. Hamilton de Holanda is widely considered as the best Brazilian mandolin player and as one of the greatest virtuosos of bandolim of all times.