Live from Daryl's House -

guitars4you

Just been told about this - Daryl Hall and 'impromptu' jam, open house with a house band and a host of stars - Some more well known than others - Just looks fun

This one for starters with Joe Walsh - But look around as shed loads of them

 

guitars4you

This with Cheap Trick - I want you to want me - Just like a great covers band and so much fun

LionAquaLooper

Yep I liked that series, when it was on.  His barn always made me jealous though.  Wish I had a music space like that.

guitars4you

LionAquaLooper said:

Yep I liked that series, when it was on.  His barn always made me jealous though.  Wish I had a music space like that.

Tell me about it - I've only just found about it today but loving finding out thru a good browse etc 

Woodandwires

He has been doing it for years, certainly pre Covid. Some great acts too.

dindude

This is my fav from the series…

https://youtu.be/ypwcitHSEQo?si=yqHGnlTeM0-PoW86

Majorscale

The episodes with Billy Gibbons and Ceelo Green were also great.

richman6100

Majorscale said:

The episodes with Billy Gibbons and Ceelo Green were also great.

Absolutely, it's a great series. I particularly liked the Billy Gibbons one.

Decades ago when I was in my early twenties, I was on holiday in the US travelling around a few states with a mate. We were in Las Vegas and Hall when Oates were playing Caesars Palace, so we figured we'd get tickets. We weren't exactly fans, but both had a broad taste in music, so we thought we'd check them out. I have to say, it was an excellent gig. They were both exceptional vocalists, something I'd never really appreciated before.

guitars4you

Crikey there is some brilliant stuff from this series - Cross between Box Scaggs and Michael McDonald meets Steely Dan etc

Looks like I'm going to be hooked on here for a while - Great musicianship

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lvt7ufNfq1g

guitars4you

Woodandwires said:

He has been doing it for years, certainly pre Covid. Some great acts too.

I know that now - Wished I'd have been told about it ages ago
It's like the best ever covers band - When you watch/listen to acts like this you realise it doesn't need to be in a category of jazz, blues, soul, funk, disco etc - Just put it in 'bloomin' good music'

CaseOfAce

I think those vids are fantastic. 
I like how they figure out the arrangements and harmonies and nothing is too cheesy to consider - fully enter into the spirit of the song and do it justice. The Kenny Loggins Footloose one is pretty good. 

Roland

CaseOfAce said:

I think those vids are fantastic. 
I like how they figure out the arrangements and harmonies and nothing is too cheesy to consider - fully enter into the spirit of the song and do it justice. The Kenny Loggins Footloose one is pretty good. 

I often use these videos when deciding on a cover arrangement. Footloose was a case in point because there aren’t many other useful videos.

Philly_Q

The one with Tommy Shaw is good 

rlw

My personal favourite is Papa was a rolling stone.  Not sure who's in it but as a cover its bloody good.

Kebabkid

Philly_Q said:

The one with Tommy Shaw is good 

and can you believe he turned 70 yesterday and still has 'that voice'