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So yeah, Warren Haynes was at Northside Tavern tonight and I asked him about his set at Roo and he said he was playing a late night. I'm pretty sure you can count on a Gov't Mule late night.
I think that could mean a few different things. We all know Warren is going to be all around Roo in many different forms. Mule could def fill the 12-4 slot with no problem at all. Warren most def is going to be a part of superjam, and he could also play solo like 05. I think trying to speculate what Warren meant by "he is playing latenight" is like trying to speculate who's going be announced next, and when. This is why Roo is so much fun trying to fiqure out whats going to happen. By the way flyod242 im pretty jealous you got to hang out with Warren, not really sure if I would have enough balls to ask anything though. Karma for you.
If I was hanging with Warren I'd ask him to show me how to play a damn guitar. I think I could learn more from him in 15 minutes than the rest of my life to date.
I'd LOVE a Deep End resurrection kind of thing late night. There are a LOT of great shows I'd skip if they had "Gov't Mule & Friends" 12 to 4.
Another chapter of The Deep End saga would be sicko. Kinda like the New Orleans show that was made to a DVD. Special guests galore. Roo is the perfect place for this.
I'd agree with you, but going back and looking hard, but so far I'm not seeing that many collaborations. No Les, no Victor, no Bela, no Trey, no Page, no Oteil so on and so on. There are some good musicians who could play with them, but they'd need some additions or to bring in non-Roo performers to really revive the "deepest end"
Post by ziggyandthemonkeys on Feb 21, 2007 15:00:19 GMT -5
While it wouldnt be the same lineup, i think les, oteil, and bela could all be added, maybe victor too, but even without them, i still think theirs enough good guest possibilitys to be able to recreate the feel of it. I'd be thrilled for a Gov't Mule & Friends show.
Yeah, I wasn't saying it would be the same, just that there aren't as many musicians that are likely to move around. Of course Jimmy Herring could give Haynes a run for his money, and Dave Schools will almost certainly jump up with them, but I think on a whole it's limited.
The pain about Gov't Mule being late night is I can see right away them being dead against the Roots. Agh
I think there were too many bass players from too many different genres that made up that album. To recreate that live would be sick, but I dont think it will happen. If Mule does indeed play latenight i'm looking for them to play three sets with a number guests. Look for them to experiment with there sound like they did with "The Dub Side of the Mule" show on NYE. I'm hope for the ABB or Gregg Allmans Band to be annouced or just Gregg himself b/c the would be a def sit in. In short I think whatever does is going to be new and something he hasnt tried before. Warren's about developing his sound and experimenting with exitsing music. Look for something like a one off show just not the recreation of "The Deep End".
Great show, i listen to it at least once a day. Listen to dolphineus>painted silver light. Its got a great solo in painted silver light one of the best ive heard.
I think there were too many bass players from too many different genres that made up that album. To recreate that live would be sick, but I dont think it will happen. If Mule does indeed play latenight i'm looking for them to play three sets with a number guests. Look for them to experiment with there sound like they did with "The Dub Side of the Mule" show on NYE. I'm hope for the ABB or Gregg Allmans Band to be annouced or just Gregg himself b/c the would be a def sit in. In short I think whatever does is going to be new and something he hasnt tried before. Warren's about developing his sound and experimenting with exitsing music. Look for something like a one off show just not the recreation of "The Deep End".
I'm pretty damn sure they did a live version called "The Deepest End" that was exactly what you talked about.
Post by ziggyandthemonkeys on Feb 21, 2007 16:15:39 GMT -5
Yeah, i dont have the deep end, and i've never really listened to it, but i have the deepest end, and its sweet. That same lineup would be heaven sent.
yes you are correct they did do a live show called The Deepest End. I was refering to a studio they did with 25 other bass players. The album was call The Deep End. Mike Gordon directed a film called Rising Low with documented the album. This album was made after the death of Allen Woody and was a tribute to his work as a musician.
The Deep End is different. Same Mule sound with influences from each different bassist. It takes time to get used to if you only have heard their more recent stuff.
I'd LOVE a Deep End resurrection kind of thing late night. There are a LOT of great shows I'd skip if they had "Gov't Mule & Friends" 12 to 4. ~Isaac from page 1
Sorry for the misconfusion Isaac you said earlier that you would like to see a Deep End Resurrection. I didnt know you were talking about the live show. I would however like you to thank you starting this thread. I love Warren and I love Mule. I tried to start a thread about these guys earlier but never really took off. Basically Im pumped to see Warren, Mule, or anything that has to do with them. Hopefully I see you latenight with Mule rockin out.
