And I Can Feel It..... TURN!Seems the perfect GBS song for Earth Orbit, and not unpleasant to wake up to.

It's ok.Reminds me very much of Something Beautiful, song wise, sound wise and production wise.More banjo than usual. I like the bluegrassyness, but I prefer Madolin & guitar to banjo  & guitar.Also putting songs on that were bonus material from an earlier album seems cheap.I give the CD a 6.557 on a scale to 10.

It was a nice day weather-wise

A buddy of mine and I walked down the Appalachian Trail next to the Housatonic River at Bull's Bridge in Kent,  CT in hopes of catching a few small mouthed bass or perhaps some trout. The area is catch & release so it was just for the sport of it.  The trail brought us down to the point where the Ten Mile River flows in from New

Last Saturday I spent a bit of time watching what turned out to be a very entertaining PGA Championship Golf Tournament. The early day coverage was on TNN. As they returned from comercial at Noon DST they had a video montage of play to that point and the music in the background was... When I'm Up! I wanted to post that immediately but site was ...

But GBS seems to have all of it's teeth!

and then on to X-Games!

Tonight was the night when the Kaydids returned to my back yard.

Kestral a fine call on the origin of 5 versions of Lukey, I stalled out at 3.BTW along w Rant & Roar, Ferryland Sealer and Wave Over Wave it is the song that says Newfoundland to me.

Having not yet bought album I am intriuged. I love Blue Grass. These guys play instruments that one might use on such tunes. Country I am tepid on.I  often think (and still do) that Bad As I Am is as good a track they ever layed down as far as playing the instruments, and I think that is kinda bluegrass. It also makes me think of The Byrds.