Furthur
Phil and Friends
Bob Weir
Weir Robinson Greene Acoustic Trio
Dawg
Goat Rodeo Boys
David Byrne
Neil Young
Robert Plant
Willie Nelson
Check out Black Prairie, they’re lightly touring this fall in support of their new release “A Tear in the Eye is a Wound in the Heart.” Their first release in 2010 “Feast of the Hunters’ Moon” is very good. I don’t know of they’d even be available for summer- however, they might make an exception for Telluride.
3/5 are Decemberists- Chris Funk, Nate Query and Jenny Conlee (who couldn’t make 2011 while fighting breast cancer,) plus Annalisa Tornfelt (the Woolwines, Bearfoot) and Jon Neufeld (Jackstraw, Dolorean) on violin and guitar. Varied and interesting musically, pop sensibilities with Americana, Bluegrass and Eastern European influences.
While we’re at it, Trampled by Turtles and Greensky Bluegrass just need to be regulars…
DITTO!! :cheers
Sarah Jarosz
Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers
Brothers Comatose
Stevie Coyle
Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings
Trombone Shorty
After hearing the new Brandi Carlile record, I think I’d like to see her return. Her new music is an even better fit than her 2010 material was.
Milk Carton Kids would be excellent for a nightgrass show. I saw them last night, and not only are they talented, I laughed more than I ever have at a musical performance. Also, they’re touring with Punch Brothers this winter.
David Wax Museum also have a great new record out.
Lost In The Trees would also be really cool to see up in the mountains. Their record is my favorite of the year so far.
For the token loud and rambunctious band that makes the old-timers question the integrity of the festival, I suggest the Old 97’s.
Also, William Elliot Whitmore.
For what it’s worth, Gov’t Mule and Trombone Shorty were awesome at Blues & Brews last month. Not sure either is a good fit for Bluegrass, but I wouldn’t complain about seeing either of them in Telluride again.
Suggestions for 2013:
Rose’s Pawn Shop
Split Lip Rayfield
David Grisman
Blue Ribbon Bluegrass Band
How about Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen?
A little Mike Munford on banjo in the thin air would be sweet!!
OUTSTANDING IDEA JEN!!! :medal :medal :medal
Yes. Someone like PAT FLYNN? Just sayin’ :flower Maybe he could bring Michael Martin Murphy along…and maybe he’d sit in with some other guys…a sort of revival kinda thingy…would be cool! :cheers
Michael Martin Murphy ! I can still see him with his huge guitar and lookin so cowboy. He would be great. What year did he play do you remember?
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!!
YESSSSSSS!!! Fun Tom! :medal :medal
Yes, yes and yes! They’ll be coming to NE Ohio next month. I’m not going to miss them.
Warren’s support players at his “solo” show this Thursday are Tim Carbone, Jon Skehan, Andy Goessling and Andrew Altman (of RRE). I could see that group fitting in nicely at TBF, and I would love to see it happen.
And David Crosby, too. That’s going to be a great show.
This is a terrific line up!!! I have my eyes and ears on Warren he has infected my brain with his stiff rippin solos and his voice. I think he is just the jolt needed for TBF. :medal
Yo Ferggie :flower :lol
Warren Haynes. YIKES he just sends chills up my spine
Dang he can play that thang! :flower :medal
Has PB or anyone on this board become hip to The Black Lillies yet? Another guy on this board got me into them, but they are great. Wonderful mix of country, blues, folk, rock and excellent excellent songwriting. I highly recommend checking them out and lobbying for them to be at any PBG event.
There latest album can be streamed and downloaded for free here:
http://theblacklillies.bandcamp.com/album/100-miles-of-wreckage
Shows can also be listened to over at archive.org…they are playing all over CO in November - including a stop in Lyons on November 9th…no excused PB, get over there!
Love the Lyrics!!! Nice :flower :medal :medal :medal
After listening to the Dusters’ set from Targhee yet again, I really want to see these guys close out a night at Telluride. They are sounding great right now!!!