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Not a re-post George, the interview was only one day old when I posted it, make sure to watch it. Sklar is legendary. He has played with everyone, and is a great story-teller. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leland_Sklar

Here George, Rick's friend Leland Sklar dropped by, I'll bet you know exactly what instrument he plays

As I get older I notice that I've become somewhat obsessed with all these amazing artists passing away. It's depressing, but I guess I'm fearful of my own mortality as well. Rick seems to be inside my head on this.

I just saw the news about RR this morning, sorry that another one of the greats has left us. Here is a iconic photo, a star for anyone who can name them all

Frank could do anything he wanted to, when he was in the mood

Yeah, it's tough when our dear ones aren't acting the way we know they can or should. It happens. We will all be here for you whenever and however we can be. Just breathe. Time can solve a lot of problems all by itself.

One of Rick's best, I think.

Rick interviews Jimmy Webb. You need one hour, but do it. Rick at his best, letting the guest speak and allowing the interview to flow. Jimmy is a singular character. He talks about all the artists he worked with, Glen Campbell, the Wrecking Crew, Brian Wilson, Johnny Rivers, James Taylor...

In Memory of Elizabeth Reed, maybe my favorite Allman Brothers song. Sheesh, how good is Tim, playing lead over the archived soundtracks? Phenomenal.

Brand new interview from Rick, with Christopher Cross. George, give this a listen, it's excellent; I never knew how connected Christopher Cross is. He has stories about so many people, and he's really entertaining. Talks about people, other artists, and gear. This guy knows everybody, from...

A little hometown bragging about sports, the Yanks now own 4 of the 24 perfect games ever pitched in Major League Baseball, which has played more than 230,000 games in its 154-year history. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/29/sports/baseball/domingo-german-yankees-perfect-game.html

Yikes, good luck with that. I hope you get that thing settled with the ISP, I know the money would come in handy.

That is a great story

Don't know, can't see the video because it's unavailable here. What is the name of the band? EDIT: never mind, I used my VPN to see it. Yes, that is Rick's old band, called Billionaire

When I was stationed in Chicago in the early '90s I lived about 3 buildings away from Buddy Guy's Legends on S. Wabash, which is the club in that video. Needless to say that I was in there on a near nightly basis in those days. It is good to see him still going strong :D I understand that the...

And from Rick today:

Today's Live Stream from Tim Pierce: Gimme Shelter