Musical Musings Blog 2... The Infinite Musical Continuum

  Marcus King Band performs "Honky Tonk Hell" on Austin City Limits. Watch their episode on ‪@PBS‬ starting January 24, 2026.

  From 1968 on "Beat Club" here is the one and the only Joe Cocker covering The Beatles' "With A Little Help From My Friends".

  This week's Sunday Special.  Rhythm & Blues, funk, and soul music boogie from a performance on July 2nd, 1997, featuring D'Wys & Voices of Soul.

  From 1970, here is the band Juicy Lucy playing their cover of the one and the only Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love?"  

  Juanita Fleming is a American singer, actress, composer, storyteller, and voice trainer from Cincinnati, Ohio. Raised in a musical household, she developed a love for jazz, gospel, and blues early, guided by a pianist father and a mother who sang in a local gospel group. Over her long career, she has toured the world, performing in intimate churches and iconic venues like Madison Square Garden, and shared the stage with jazz legends including Kenny Burrell, Illinois Jacquet, and the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Band. She has thrilled audiences worldwide; in the United States, Canada, England, Ireland, Germany, Japan, South Africa and Nigeria. In Nigeria, she sang to more than 15 million people over a two-day period. She has also appeared on Broadway and in films such as The Verdict and Superfly II.” This live performance was recorded at the Dutch venue Nick Vollebregt Laren in the Netherlands on November 10, 1999.

  Blood Sweat & Tears Live 1973 Jerry Fisher-Lead Vocals Dave Bargeron-Trombone and Tuba Bobby Colomby-Drums Lou Marini-Sax Lew Soloff-Trumpet Tom Malone-Trumpet and Trombone Georg Wadenius-Guitar Larry Willis-Keyboards Jim Fielder-Bass

  A timeless Southern rock anthem meets a new generation as Toy Factory Project delivers a live performance of “Can’t You See” at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. When the chorus hits, a crowd of younger fans sings every word at the top of their lungs—proof that great songs don’t belong to one era, they belong to everyone. This was one of those unforgettable, goosebump moments. 📍 Filmed live at Telluride Bluegrass Festival by @c-rollproductions Again, the band lineup for this great tribute to Toy Caldwell and the Marshall Tucker band includes Marcus King on lead vocals & lead guitar, Charlie Starr on lead vocals & lead guitar, Josh Shilling on Hammond B3 organ and piano, Oteil Burbridge on bass, Paul Riddle on drums (the original drummer for the Marshall Tucker Band), and