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mclaincausey

There’s my Mule @goosehd

Warren is such a beast. I’ll always miss Woody but they still rock.

Jett129

My favorite thing Mule ever did…

goosehd

Warren is so underrated…He has the skill with the guitar and the voice.

Here are two other greats.

goosehd

@Jett129 Thanks. That's a new one for me and a great rendition.

Jett129

The entire set he did with Krieger is on YouTube. Definitely worth a listen. The Doors were one of my favorite bands.

mclaincausey

I think one of my favorite Mule moments was going the The Deepest End concert in New Orleans to commemorate Allen Woody. It was right after a crazy transitional period in my life and the idea was rotating in bassists that Mule had been touring with in a kind of extended tribute to Woody through the show (there's a DVD and album of it too). There were other sit-ins and highlights like a slide duel between Warren and Sonny Landreth (he is incredible).

Bassists included:
Jack Casady
Les Claypool
Jason Newsted
George Porter Jr.
Dave Schools
Roger Glover
Mike Gordon
Paul Jackson
Conrad Lozano
Will Lee
Greg Rzab
Rob Wasserman
Victor Wooten

Dirty Dozen and a number of other great horns like Fred Wesley and Karl Denson sat in, keyboardists like Bernie Worrel and Ivan Neville…. it was so special.

Here's Sonny Landreth:

goosehd

@mclaincausey I would have never pictured Newsted playing with Mule

@Jett129 Really wish Morrison didn't die so young. Also feel the same way about Hendrix and SRV.

goosehd

I have the Deep End Album (Vol 1 and 2). Which song/s did he play on (Newsted)? EDIT: Trying not to Fall (Very cool - Listening to it now).

Here is my favourite Victor Wooten moment…He is so frikkin' good!!!

mclaincausey

I bet you can guess @goosehd

War Pigs and Sweet Leaf… I think he came on a song before those though.

EDIT: I found all the gory detail: https://bt.etree.org/details.php?torrentId=603027 @goosehd

LOVE VICTOR. The Wooten family is so prodigious. No one plays like Victor. And he is a very kind human being, incredibly down to earth for being the only person who can do what he does. Loved the Flecktones, where I first heard him, but one of the coolest things I saw him do was a duo with drummer JD Blair. At one of their shows, they did a tribute to Michael Hedges, which was cool and made me think about Michael Manring, a bassist Hedges worked with (played fretless a lot) who was so different from Vic but also so good.

SHIT quality but this gives you the idea:

goosehd

That groove by Wooten is sooo good! Thank you.

Joberwocky

I've been all over the map musically recently, but sometimes earlier Muse just hits the spot. So, if you haven't listened to Dredg "Catch Without Arms", it's a solid if occasionally jammy album

Filthy2123ozjunkie

Love this song

Filthy2123ozjunkie

Giles

@Filthy:

Nervously anticipating 2nd date today

Filthy2123ozjunkie

Filthy2123ozjunkie

@Giles:

@Filthy:

Nervously anticipating 2nd date today

endo

Congrats, Mike. Hope it will finally be more successful than W's efforts.

Giles

Well done Mike.

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