Went back and looked an it appears its just "Brain Damage"
http://www.austinlizards.com/brain_damage.htmlBTW, don't know if you like Django style gypsy jazz, but there is a legendary mandolin player named David Grisman who is the father of what he calls Dawg music ( Gypsy-bluegrass ) He has put together some amazing groups over the years as well as done duet albums with Jerry Garcia. The first album - The David Grisman Quintet - is a classic. Stephane Grapelli would often perform with them in San Francisco and there is a record of them at the Great American Music Hall there in 1980 which is a must-hear. Anything with Grisman's name on it is worth listening to. I believe that original group was Tony Rice, Mike Marshall, Daryl Anger and Rob Wasserman but pretty much every great acoustic musician jams with him at one time or another. ( he is the mandolin on Dylan's stuff. He also did the soundtrack for an interesting Sterling Hayden movie in the 80s called King of the Gypsies )
>Now bluegrass is one of my "back burner" pleasures in music. I'd seriously like to hear that - sounds like a fascinating concept. :-)
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>I've just checked out a few sites, that seem to include the same discography, but I could find no trace of Dark Side ...
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>Is it the whole album or just the title track? In either case I couldn't even find the track.
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>>BTW The Austin Lounge Lizard - always worth a listen in any case - have a bluegrass version of Darkside of the Moon. Amazing how well it works!
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>>>>Things I never get tired of :
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>>>> Dark Side of the Moon
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>>>Charles, then, if you happen to like reggae, you may be intersted in
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>>>"Dub Side of the Moon" by Easy Star - All Stars
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>>>Have a wee listen here:
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http://www.emusic.com/album/10851/10851416.html>>>
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>>>>Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit
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>>>I love this
Charles Hankey
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