Whats playing on your system today?

Never heard of him before today.  Thanks everyone! 

@dbtom2  &  @nutty - so glad you like Sugarcane.  Privileged to make the introduction.  Wish he got more love when he was alive.  He was around a lot of years.  Paid his dues.  Like Jean Luc he played with Zappa.  In fact, Zappa sort of "rescued" him from time to time you might say...bailed him out; got his violin out of hoc; memory of the details is a little blurry but you can read about it.

If you can handle Zappa, check out Burnt Weeny Sandwich and Little House I Used to Live In.  Great live improvisation track starts at 19:13 on link here; Harris' solo starts at 24:28.  It soars.

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

db, the Eleanor Rigby you are enjoying is from Fiddler On The Rock.  

Sugar Cane's Got the Blues is very good...maybe better than Fiddler.

The Sugar Cane album that really does it for me is, "Keyzop".  Full album at the link here.  Hope you will enjoy it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDxf6WtbMY8

ghosthouse, 

I listened to Keyzop..Its fantastic. I also can hear the Zappa influence in Jean-Luc's "Enigmatic Oceans". So I'll check the other Zappa references with Sugarcane also.

In between all of this I was able to squeeze in some more Beth Hart. From her Immortal albumn, the song "I am the one" is killer.

https://youtu.be/swVNp0x9xMA

N

nutty - Fantastic...keep the feed back coming.
BTW - as a result of arcam88’s Paul Rodgers reference on the Obscure Bands thread and the link you posted to The Law, you all got me on a Bad Company jag. Someone has posted quite a few complete Bad Co. albums to YouTube...sound quality is NOT bad at all! Just finished Running With The Pack. Now into Burnin’ Sky. I need to check out Beth Hart. I like Joe B and know he toured and recorded with her. Think I sampled some of their duo stuff but not a lot of time with it. I will look up Immortal and "Am I The One".

I've been reripping my CD library. Yesterday I finished the Ms. I ran across a CD called Soul's Core by Shawn Mullins. Didn't remember buying it. (Remembering how, when, and why I buy music is a not insignificant part of the listening experience. For me.)  So I listened to the album with Roon and enjoyed it. Okay. Maybe pretty good in parts.

He covered Kristofferson's Sunday Morning Comin' Down and I enjoyed that song so much I dived into Tidal to hear the original and other covers. Then I left it on random and heard "Help Me Make It Through The Night" and remembered Sammi Smith's version of that song, how she turned it around. So I found that version and...

I can't wait for the opportunity to play that song for my girlfriend. I'm just saying....