TOPIC: Post Your Favorite Music/Video Clips

I recently became neurotically interested in the song "Glendale Train" (sort of a sequel to "Jessie James") after hearing it played a few times. There's a good jam session of the tune on:

Replying to yourself -- who's calling who neurotic? Anyhow, another rendition of "Glendale Train". Clawhammer banjo and good mandolin part in a jam.

Now see what you guys have done........I just spent that last 45 minutes looking at music videos instead of practicing.......OK, yeah they were good videos, but still I hope you're feeling at least a little bit guilty, otherwise I'll have no one to blame but myself, and we can't have that.....OK, now I'm moving on the the "neurotic whining" section....

I remember the New Riders of the Purple Sage doing a somewhat psychedelic version of "Glendale Train" back in my college days, when they used to open for the Grateful Dead....long ago in a galaxy far away....

Re Glendale Train -verson with Bill Hunter

SOunded great - what is he doing with the alternate left hand strumming on the banjo? I assume he can only do this when he is playing an open G. The guitar work in that clip was also pretty awesome!

In the Glendale Train video with Bill Hunter I liked the mandolin part, but I'm a little neurotic that way. I think that the "New Riders of the Purple Sage" were the first to record the song and maybe one of them wrote it. It is a relatively new song compared to the likes of "Jessie James", but supposedly is a about a James Gang robbery of a Glendale, Missouri train.