here's the first of the sets from the bristol rhythm and roots reunion
that i taped.  look for the stringdusters and shawn camp to follow in
the next couple of days.

http://cotapers.org/torrents.php

Wayword Sons
September 16, 2007 (Sun.)
Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion
Piedmont Stage
Bristol, TN/VA

Source: Neumann AK40 > LC3 > KM100 (DIN) > V3 (S/PDIF out) >
Microtrack 2496 @ 24 bit/44.1 khz
Transfer: Microtrack > PC (via USB 2.0) > CD Wave > Goldwave (24 bit
to 16 bit) > FLAC16
Taped, transferred, and converted by Phil Rollins (philrollins at
hotmail DOT com)

**************Do not sell this recording*******
*******Please DO NOT Reseed In ANY Lossy Format*******
*******Please contact me if you are going to do any remastering of
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http://waywordsons.com/

1. Intro
2. Broke Mountain Breakdown >
3. If You're Ever In Oklahoma >
4. Broke Mountain Breakdown
5. Habits Like You
6. Pride Of Alabama >
7. Years With Rose >
8. My Sally
9. Roberta
10. A Journey's End
11. Ain't Been Myself In Years
12. Your Time Is Gonna Come
13. Outro

anyone know what the status of the son's as a band is?  dont seem to be
any dates being added.  just curious.

aiko
--
www.thebluegrassrevolution.com

Hey guys,
Was wondering if the band is pronounced "Green Sky" Bluegrass or "Green ski" Bluegrass.

Going to see em next month here in Seattle.

Peace,
Steve

On 10/16/07, spotteddogmemphis <spotteddogmemphis@yahoo.com> wrote:

What's Up everyone?  Since Anders is playing with Greensky for their CO
dates in the Fall, I have made a post about what people would think
about Anders joining Greensky full time, since it sounds like the Sons
are taking a long break.  There should be some good posting going on
over there.  Personally, I think that if Anders joins Greensky
fulltime, I am going to start traveling a lot to see them.  If you are
looking for that bluegrass/jamgrass sound they are some of the best new
stuff in the US.  If you want an idea of what Greensky with dobro will
sound like, check out "Less Than Supper", their first album, Al Bates
(dobro) plays on the whole album.  My favorite tune on the album
is "Out and Under".  Peace.
Mike in Memphis




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I think he'd make a great addition to the band.

Mo Dobro

-g


--- In WaywordSons@yahoogroups.com, "spotteddogmemphis"
<spotteddogmemphis@...> wrote:
>
> What's Up everyone?  Since Anders is playing with Greensky for their CO
> dates in the Fall, I have made a post about what people would think
> about Anders joining Greensky full time, since it sounds like the Sons
> are taking a long break.  There should be some good posting going on
> over there.  Personally, I think that if Anders joins Greensky
> fulltime, I am going to start traveling a lot to see them.  If you are
> looking for that bluegrass/jamgrass sound they are some of the best new
> stuff in the US.  If you want an idea of what Greensky with dobro will
> sound like, check out "Less Than Supper", their first album, Al Bates
> (dobro) plays on the whole album.  My favorite tune on the album
> is "Out and Under".  Peace.
> Mike in Memphis
>

What's Up everyone?  Since Anders is playing with Greensky for their CO
dates in the Fall, I have made a post about what people would think
about Anders joining Greensky full time, since it sounds like the Sons
are taking a long break.  There should be some good posting going on
over there.  Personally, I think that if Anders joins Greensky
fulltime, I am going to start traveling a lot to see them.  If you are
looking for that bluegrass/jamgrass sound they are some of the best new
stuff in the US.  If you want an idea of what Greensky with dobro will
sound like, check out "Less Than Supper", their first album, Al Bates
(dobro) plays on the whole album.  My favorite tune on the album
is "Out and Under".  Peace.
Mike in Memphis

Anders and Pete are going to be playing 3 shows as Grateful Grass with
Anthony Hannigan and Kevin Malone.  It should be a fun time.  When Pete
and Anders were down in Memphis, they were talking about these shows
and they were really pumped about playing them.  Here are the dates:

10/26/07-StageStop-Rollinsville, CO
10/27/07-Quixotes-Denver, CO
10/28/07-Mountain Sun-Boulder, CO

Anders is also playing one other show on 11/3/07 with Cliff Starbuck,
Vince Herman, Scott Law and many more.  It should be a great night of
music too.  Again, you CO folks are lucky as hell:

11/3/07-Anders Beck, Cliff Starbuck, Vince Herman, Scott Law and More-
StageStop-Rollinsville, CO

Enjoy.
Mike in Memphis

The following paragraph is from the Greensky Bluegrass site, looks
like you CO folks are lucky as hell once again.  I hope Phil tapes
Burle's opening set on 11/9, I would love to hear what he plays and
who he plays with:

We are excited to welcome our good friend Anders Beck (Wayord Sons)
out as a special guest on dobro and steel guitars for the entire
string of Colorado dates! Also, another dear friend will be joining
us for the Stage Stop show on 11/9, Benny "Burle" Galloway (Wayword
Sons)to warm things up with a set. The next day we will be appearing
in BOTH Denver (as part of Colorado Music Summit) and Ft. Collins at
Avogadro's Number. Sunday we head back to Denver for a full fledged
evening at Dulcinea's and then, as quickly as we arrived, we head
back east to Michigan via Kansas City and points beyond.

Nov 8 2007 8:00P
  Spotlight Lounge Grand Junction, Colorado
Nov 9 2007 9:00P w/ Burle Opening Set
  Stage Stop Rollinsville, Colorado
Nov 10 2007 5:00P
  Colorado Music Summit Denver, Colorado
Nov 10 2007 9:30P
  Avogadro's Number Ft.Collins, Colorado
Nov 11 2007 9:00P
  Dulcinea's Denver, Colorado

he was there from right after labor day till the middle of sept when
they rest of the band came through on the way to bristol.  i guess he
spent a day with the stringdusters, a day with shawn camp, and a day
with jim stafford (i think that's who he said).  hopefully some good
stuff came out of those sessions.  i know he was pretty amped about it
when i saw him in bristol.

On 9/27/07, Jim Radcliff <jimrad100@...> wrote:

> That's what I'm talking about! The full album of Burle tunes with a plethora
of phenom guests - Isn't he headed down to Nashvegas in the
not-too-distant-future for an extended stay anyway? That's what some little bird
told me.
>
> Who knows what can come out of that kind of a stay? Cross your fingers

At least I got some posts going on this site.  I understand what all of
you are saying, but I personally enjoy the instrumentation that they
use.  If Gregg played a baby grand and Burle went back to his stand up,
what that be better for calling themselves a bluegrass band.  I think
Burle changed his bass because it is a pain to set up for shows.  He
told me that on many occasions the house sound guys cannot even figure
out how to set up the pick up.  I did not mean to offend anyone on this
site, I just wanted to get some posts going regarding the Sons.  I like
this band a lot and want to discuss different things about the band,
but no one ever posts here.  Again, sorry if my last post offended
anyone.  Good stuff and keep on posting here.
Mike in Memphis.

this is the choir buddy. i think everyone of us has talked them up at some point.

 

unfortunatly if you talk about them being a bluegrass band people are going to be VERY disapointed. electric bass, acoustic guitar with effects, keys, electric and acoustic dobro do not = bluegrass.

 

and the setlists have had very few burle tunes on them at all. if you bill them as being the band with burles songs you will be even more disapointed when less than half of them are his originals. petes tunes and covers have been taking up the bulk of their shows.

 

and btw--burle and todd shaeffer are my two favorite songwriters, i dont really think it is anywhere near possible, or appropriate, to compare them.

 

 

 

spotteddogmemphis <spotteddogmemphis@yahoo.com> wrote:

The Wayword Sons are one of the sickest new bluegrass ensembles in the
bluegrass game these days. They are even breaking boundaries with the
instrumentation that they use. Remember, Burle wrote a lot of the
songs that Yonder plays, more respect needs to be given to Burle and
the boys. If you are at a Wayword Sons show or happen to see them,
keep the setlist and post it up. I think they are better than many of
the bands that get more traffic on their sites (RRE, HBR, don't get me
wrong, I like both RRE and HBR, but the songs that Burle writes are
just the best you can get these days). Even though I had only 20
people at the show in Memphis, they played like there were over a 100
people there. They were very nice about it too. Sorry about the
rambling, but if you are a Yonder fan, you should be a Wayword Sons fan
by default. People need to start showing support to this band because
they will not be around much longer, if they have to play empty shows
for $5 a pop. Stop taking bands like this for granted because they
could break up and be gone tomorrow, which would make me and many
others very sad.
Mike in Memphis.

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with guests a plenty.....

Maybe that would give the Sons some more attention.

you also have to keep in mind that this group only has 60 members
scattered all throughout the country.  a person from this group isn't
able to make it to each show.  i try to make as many as i can and
spread the wayweird word as much as possible.  ymmv.

On 9/26/07, spotteddogmemphis <spotteddogmemphis@...> wrote:

> The Wayword Sons are one of the sickest new bluegrass ensembles in the
> bluegrass game these days. They are even breaking boundaries with the
> instrumentation that they use. Remember, Burle wrote a lot of the
> songs that Yonder plays, more respect needs to be given to Burle and
> the boys. If you are at a Wayword Sons show or happen to see them,
> keep the setlist and post it up. I think they are better than many of
> the bands that get more traffic on their sites (RRE, HBR, don't get me
> wrong, I like both RRE and HBR, but the songs that Burle writes are
> just the best you can get these days). Even though I had only 20
> people at the show in Memphis, they played like there were over a 100
> people there. They were very nice about it too. Sorry about the
> rambling, but if you are a Yonder fan, you should be a Wayword Sons fan
> by default. People need to start showing support to this band because
> they will not be around much longer, if they have to play empty shows
> for $5 a pop. Stop taking bands like this for granted because they
> could break up and be gone tomorrow, which would make me and many
> others very sad.
> Mike in Memphis.

I love the song writing. The rock cover band is not
what I'm after.

2 limes
--- Joe Pecorino <jpecorino@...> wrote:

> this is the choir buddy. i think everyone of us has
> talked them up at some point.
>
>   unfortunatly if you talk about them being a
> bluegrass band people are going to be VERY
> disapointed. electric bass, acoustic guitar with
> effects, keys, electric and acoustic dobro do not =
> bluegrass.
>
>   and the setlists have had very few burle tunes on
> them at all. if you bill them as being the band with
> burles songs you will be even more disapointed when
> less than half of them are his originals. petes
> tunes and covers have been taking up the bulk of
> their shows.
>
>   and btw--burle and todd shaeffer are my two
> favorite songwriters, i dont really think it is
> anywhere near possible, or appropriate, to compare
> them.
>
>
>
>
>
> spotteddogmemphis <spotteddogmemphis@...>
> wrote:
>           The Wayword Sons are one of the sickest
> new bluegrass ensembles in the
> bluegrass game these days. They are even breaking
> boundaries with the
> instrumentation that they use. Remember, Burle wrote
> a lot of the
> songs that Yonder plays, more respect needs to be
> given to Burle and
> the boys. If you are at a Wayword Sons show or
> happen to see them,
> keep the setlist and post it up. I think they are
> better than many of
> the bands that get more traffic on their sites (RRE,
> HBR, don't get me
> wrong, I like both RRE and HBR, but the songs that
> Burle writes are
> just the best you can get these days). Even though I
> had only 20
> people at the show in Memphis, they played like
> there were over a 100
> people there. They were very nice about it too.
> Sorry about the
> rambling, but if you are a Yonder fan, you should be
> a Wayword Sons fan
> by default. People need to start showing support to
> this band because
> they will not be around much longer, if they have to
> play empty shows
> for $5 a pop. Stop taking bands like this for
> granted because they
> could break up and be gone tomorrow, which would
> make me and many
> others very sad.
> Mike in Memphis.
>
>
>
>
>
>
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The Wayword Sons are one of the sickest new bluegrass ensembles in the
bluegrass game these days. They are even breaking boundaries with the
instrumentation that they use. Remember, Burle wrote a lot of the
songs that Yonder plays, more respect needs to be given to Burle and
the boys. If you are at a Wayword Sons show or happen to see them,
keep the setlist and post it up. I think they are better than many of
the bands that get more traffic on their sites (RRE, HBR, don't get me
wrong, I like both RRE and HBR, but the songs that Burle writes are
just the best you can get these days). Even though I had only 20
people at the show in Memphis, they played like there were over a 100
people there. They were very nice about it too. Sorry about the
rambling, but if you are a Yonder fan, you should be a Wayword Sons fan
by default. People need to start showing support to this band because
they will not be around much longer, if they have to play empty shows
for $5 a pop. Stop taking bands like this for granted because they
could break up and be gone tomorrow, which would make me and many
others very sad.
Mike in Memphis.

The Wayword Sons are one of the sickest new bluegrass ensembles in the
bluegrass game these days.  They are even breaking boundaries with the
instrumentation that they use.  Remember, Burle wrote a lot of the
songs that Yonder plays, more respect needs to be given to Burle and
the boys.  If you are at a Wayword Sons show or happen to see them,
keep the setlist and post it up.  I think they are better than many of
the bands that get more traffic on their sites (RRE, HBR, don't get me
wrong, I like both RRE and HBR, but the songs that Burle writes are
just the best you can get these days).  Even though I had only 20
people at the show in Memphis, they played like there were over a 100
people there.  They were very nice about it too.  Sorry about the
rambling, but if you are a Yonder fan, you should be a Wayword Sons fan
by default.  People need to start showing support to this band because
they will not be around much longer, if they have to play empty shows
for $5 a pop.  Stop taking bands like this for granted because they
could break up and be gone tomorrow, which would make me and many
others very sad.
Mike in Memphis.

Did anyone keep a setlist from the Mulberry Mt. Music festival or the
Jackson, MS show?  I would like to know what they played.  They didn't
play Behold Rock of Ages, but I got to hear it backstage.  It doesn't
look like they play it a lot and it would be sweet if they did it at
either venue.  I also noticed that Anders sat in with some people at
the festival.  I hope it was a good time for all who attended.
Mike

Was Justin there taping?

Kent


spotteddogmemphis wrote:
>
>
> Wayword Sons
> 9/19/07
> Hi-Tone Cafe
> Memphis, TNSet 1 (10:20PM-11:20PM)
> Not Far Away
> Big River>
> Ramblin' Boy
> Lowlands
> Gold Rush
> Tarpology
> Last Dollar Blues
> Black Wind
> Journeys End
> Rock Me Down Easy
> Beyond The Blue
>
> Set 2 (12:15AM-1:30AM)
> Takes Me Home
> Bringin' In The Georgia Mail
> Nine Pound Hammer>*
> Wrong Road Again
> Immigrant's Life
> Pride of Alabama
> When No Ones Around
> In My Hour of Darkness
> Foggy Mountain Special
> Travelin' Teardrop Blues
> Katie Mae
> Shady Grove
> *First Time Played (I think)
>
> At setbreak Anders asked me to name off a song that they have never
> played and I have been listening to Manzanita a lot lately and asked
> them if they new Nine Pound Hammer. They may have played this
> before, so this may have not been the first time played. I will have
> ot defer to Phil on this one. The show should be floating around in
> a little while. Crappy turnout (20 people), but I wouldn't have
> traded this night for anything.
> Mike Cook
> Memphis, TN
>
>

--
"Originality is the fine art of remembering what you hear but forgetting
where you heard it."

Wayword Sons
9/19/07
Hi-Tone Cafe
Memphis, TNSet 1 (10:20PM-11:20PM)
Not Far Away
Big River>
Ramblin' Boy
Lowlands
Gold Rush
Tarpology
Last Dollar Blues
Black Wind
Journeys End
Rock Me Down Easy
Beyond The Blue

Set 2 (12:15AM-1:30AM)
Takes Me Home
Bringin' In The Georgia Mail
Nine Pound Hammer>*
Wrong Road Again
Immigrant's Life
Pride of Alabama
When No Ones Around
In My Hour of Darkness
Foggy Mountain Special
Travelin' Teardrop Blues
Katie Mae
Shady Grove
*First Time Played (I think)

At setbreak Anders asked me to name off a song that they have never
played and I have been listening to Manzanita a lot lately and asked
them if they new Nine Pound Hammer.  They may have played this
before, so this may have not been the first time played.  I will have
ot defer to Phil on this one.  The show should be floating around in
a little while.  Crappy turnout (20 people), but I wouldn't have
traded this night for anything.
Mike Cook
Memphis, TN

I'll be at the shows in Bristol this weekend.  If you're going to be
there come and find me taping by the soundboard and say hi.

phil

On 9/12/07, spotteddogmemphis <spotteddogmemphis@...> wrote:
> The sons are doing a southeast run next week. It should be a great
> week of music. Here are the shows and if you are near any of these
> cities, you should definitely check it out:
>
> Sept 14-16-Bristol Rythmn and Roots Festival-Bristol, TN
> Sept 17-Private Party-Nashville, TN
> Sept 18-Red Light Cafe-Atlanta, GA
> Sept 19-Hi-Tone Cafe-Memphis, TN
> Sept 20-Martin's Lounge-Jackson, MS
> Sept 22-Mulberry Mountain Music Festival-Ozark, AR
>
> I hope to see some of you there at the Memphis show.
>
> Mike
> Memphis, TN

The sons are doing a southeast run next week.  It should be a great
week of music.  Here are the shows and if you are near any of these
cities, you should definitely check it out:

Sept 14-16-Bristol Rythmn and Roots Festival-Bristol, TN
Sept 17-Private Party-Nashville, TN
Sept 18-Red Light Cafe-Atlanta, GA
Sept 19-Hi-Tone Cafe-Memphis, TN
Sept 20-Martin's Lounge-Jackson, MS
Sept 22-Mulberry Mountain Music Festival-Ozark, AR

I hope to see some of you there at the Memphis show.

Mike
Memphis, TN

how much longer will they be around?

come on down and see some music this saturday.  hopefully, i'll see
some of you there!

here's the Son's set from Gold Hill, with Jeff and Billy among others.  enjoy.

http://www.cotapers.org/torrents.php

http://www.archive.org/details/tws2007-07-04.sbd.flac16

Wayword Sons
July 4, 2007 (Weds.)
Gold Hill Inn
Charles Sawtelle Stage
Gold Hill, CO

Source: SBD (RCA out) > Segue Dogstar RCA>XLR cable > V3 (optical out)
> Nomad JB3 @ 44.1 khz
Transfer: Nomad JB3 > PC (via firewire) > CD Wave > FLAC16
Taped, transferred, and converted by Phil Rollins (philrollins at
hotmail DOT com)

*******Do not sell this recording*******
*******Please contact me if you are going to do any remastering of this
recording*******

http://www.waywordsons.com/

Set I
Disc 1
1. Intro
2. How Far I'd Fall For You
3. Traveling Teardrop Blues
4. An Immigrant's Life
5. Broke Mountain Breakdown >
6. If You're Ever In Oklahoma > Broke Mountain Breakdown
7. In My Hour Of Darkness
8. Sweet Carolina
9. Stormy Gal

Disc 2
1. Banter
2. Alone And Blue *
3. Years With Rose > *
4. Pride Of Alabama > *
5. Years With Rose *
6. Streamline Cannonball *#
7. Heart Of Saturday *#
8. Lazy #@
Encore
9. Crowd
10. Journey's End
11. Hey Woody Guthrie ^

Notes:
* w/ Jeff Austin - Mandolin & Vocals
# w/ Billy Nershi - Guitar & Vocals
@ w/ Greg Schochet - Mandolin
^ w/ KC Groves - Mandolin & Vocals

Hey y'all

It's not on their website yet but according to
http://www.quixotes.com/ the Sons have a show at Dulcinea's 100th
Monkey next Saturday, July 21st.

I have a wedding to go to that day so may not make it but you all
should go down and support our Sons.

-g

Here's Packway's opening set.

http://www.archive.org/details/phb2007-06-21.sbd.flac16

Packway Handle Band
June 21, 2007 (Thurs.)
Fly Me To The Moon Saloon
Telluride, CO

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Set I
Disc 1
1. Intro
2. Ain't Gonna Hold My Body Down
3. Takes A Worried Man
4. The Story
5. Just Walk On In
6.  *
7. American Music
8. Talk It All Over With Him
9. Satan's In Space
10. Mac the Weatherman
11. Sinner, You Better Get Ready #
12. ? #

Notes:
* w/ Jessica - Vocals
# w/ Doug Baker - Guitar & Vocals

Opened for the Wayword Sons

Michael Paynter - Mandolin & Vocals
Josh Erwin - Guitar & Vocals
Andrew Heaton - Fiddle & Vocals
Zach McCoy - Bass
Tom Baker - Banjo & Vocals

here's the Son's late night show from Telluride.

http://www.cotapers.org/torrents.php

http://www.archive.org/details/tws2007-06-21.sbd.flac16

Wayword Sons
June 21, 2007 (Thurs.)
Fly Me To The Moon Saloon
Telluride, CO

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Transfer: Nomad JB3 > PC (via firewire) > CD Wave > FLAC16
Taped, transferred, and converted by Phil Rollins (philrollins at
hotmail DOT com)

*******Do not sell this recording*******
*******Please contact me if you are going to do any remastering of this
recording*******

http://www.waywordsons.com/

Set I
Disc 1
1. Intro
2. Not Far Away >
3. Tarpology >
4. An Immigrant's Life >
5. Tarpology >
6. To Say Goodbye, To Be Forgiven >
7. Tarpology
8. Stormy Gal
9. A Journey's End >
10. Lazy
11. Roberta
12. Streamline Cannonball
13. Outro Music

Set II
Disc 2
1. Intro
2. All That I Can Take *# >
3. Shady Grove *# >
4. Drunken Sailor *#
5. Fate of Victory (?) *#@
6. Foggy Mountain Special *#@^
7. Blue Night *#@^
8. How Far I'd Fall For You &#
9. Gold Rush &% >
10. Picture In A Tear &%
11. One Way Ticket %

Disc 3
1. Banter
2. Ramblin' Boy %
3. Broke Mountain Breakdown >
4. If You're Ever In Oklahoma > Broke Mountain Breakdown
Encore:
5. Crowd
6. Your Time Is Gonna Come

Notes:
* w/ Jesse Cobb - Mandolin
# w/ Travis Book - Guitar & Vocals
@ w/ Chris Pandolfi - Banjo
^ w/ Ben Kaufmann - Bass
& w/ Dominick Leslie - Mandolin
% w/ Joe Lessard - Fiddle