Now for something completely different as Monty Python would say; An Italian flatpicking Bluegrass Ambassador and disciple of Doc Watson – Beppe Gambetta joins Travis, (Bass Player for Infamous Stringdusters) and the TBHH house band for some fun pickin’ and grinnin’. I’ve taken the liberty of stripping out a few tunes from the podcast, which […]
M.M.M. #113 – T.B.H.H. Beppe Gambetta Read More »
“My experience is, you go talk to kindergarten kids or first-grade kids, you find a class full of science enthusiasts. And they ask deep questions. ‘What is a dream, why do we have toes, why is the moon round, what is the birthday of the world, why is grass green?’ These are profound, important questions.
Happy Hump Day – October 25th, 2023 Read More »
I enjoyed an awesome ride a few days ago and was thinking about more of the same, this morning. While watching the sunrise through the window, I noticed that it looked exceptionally calm. So I moseyed out the backdoor to get a little closer to the action. It was indeed a beautiful morning with only
The Infamous Stringdusters Borderland Music + Arts Festival East Aurora, NY September 17th, 2023 Andy Falco – Guitar Andy Hall – Dobro Chris Pandolfi – Banjo Jeremy Garrett – Fiddle Travis Book – Bass This is an audience recording, so there’s a little buzz from the folks out there in the Borderlands but it’s a
M.M.M. #112 – The Infamous Stringdusters Read More »
We’ve been experiencing a bit of disharmony lately at 3mph.org. Vickie and I’ve been connected for over three and a half decades and we’ve lived in harmony for the largest percentage of that time. However, occasionally, during life changing events, like getting a new puppy, the stress that comes with change stretches nerves for awhile.
Inspiring quotes – every Wednesday. “Instead of hustling to build a life that looks good, what if you slowed down and cultivated a life that feels good?” ~ Erica Layne
Happy Hump Day – October 18th, 2023 Read More »
Dirt season is rapidly coming to a close on the High Planes. Morning temperatures have been in the twenties for two of the last three days but not this morning. This morning it was 48 degrees when I left the cottage on my gallant steed. Knowing that I’m only going to get a few more
New Riders of the Purple Sage Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden New York City, NY March 18th, 1973 John Dawson – rhythm guitar, vocals David Nelson – lead guitar, vocals David Torbert – bass, vocals Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar Spencer Dryden – drums Guests: Jerry Garcia, Keith Godchaux, Donna Jean Godchaux, Bob Weir,
M.M.M. #111 – New Riders of the Purple Sage Read More »
“The difference between a welfare state and a totalitarian state is a matter of time.” ~ Ayn Rand
H.H.D. – October 11th, 2023 Read More »
New Riders of the Purple Sage Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden New York City, NY March 18th, 1973 John Dawson – rhythm guitar, vocals David Nelson – lead guitar, vocals David Torbert – bass, vocals Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar Spencer Dryden – drums Guests: Jerry Garcia, Keith Godchaux, Donna Jean Godchaux, Bob Weir,
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One of our favorite quotes at 3mph, is “Let food be thy medicine, and let medicine be thy food.” We’ve always attributed the quote to Hippocrates, the 1st doctor. Research however, suggests that Hippocrates never uttered those words. It doesn’t really matter who said it first, we love the concept and strive to make it
Let Exercise Be Thy Medicine Read More »
” The mystery of human existence lies not in just staying alive, but in finding something to live for.” ~ Fyodeor Dostoyevsky
H.H.D. – October 4th, 2023 Read More »
New Riders of the Purple Sage Felt Forum, Madison Square Garden New York City, NY March 18th, 1973 John Dawson – rhythm guitar, vocals David Nelson – lead guitar, vocals David Torbert – bass, vocals Buddy Cage – pedal steel guitar Spencer Dryden – drums Guests: Jerry Garcia, Keith Godchaux, Donna Jean Godchaux, Bob Weir,
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