Another jammy gem from Goose. Michael got me on the Goose train with the Arcadia Peach Fest REACT video. I've been binging them (and a GuitarGate member) ever since. This one definitely highlights their ability take on a relatively simple song with another artist, blending styles, and CRUSH it.

Awesome collab between Goose and Jim James (My Morning Jacket) as they play his song State Of The Art (A.E.I.O.U). Goose puts on a master class of how to showcase guest artists, whoever they play with.

(P.S. - I will continue to request Goose video REACTIONS as your Arcadia reaction video started me on my Goose journey, and they've been my favorite band since. :) )

I was first convinced of the greatness of Goose by Michael's Peach Fest reaction video. I have essentially been binging Goose since and have thoroughly enjoyed the ride and watching them evolve into an even better band. This was on full display at their recent show in Indianapolis (that I attended). This Tumble is off the charts good and goes so many different places, including into the new "Goontz" territory. I miracled my nephew a ticket to his first Goose show (he knew of them because his dad is a fan, but hasn't really "heard" them). He's now a fan and bought his first electric guitar after the inspiring performance.

This whole concert is AMAZING. The Whiter Shade of Pale cover is a definitely a standout gem. The guitarist, Laur Jomets, doubles on slide guitar (standard tuning?) and pedal steel!

I was at...this....show!!! I just now stumbled across this (admittedly shoddy) video recording, but you HAVE to watch. For a cleaner audio version, check out: https://archive.org/details/sci2001-07-15.shnf/sci2001-07-15d1t4.shn

My favorite band SCI opened up for Phil and Friends with Warren sitting in a bit on this set. This still ranks up there as one of my top 3 shows I've seen live, and this song, to this day is my favorite jam.
Warren's solo is smoking. Then the back and forth between two AMAZING players, Warren on guitar and Michael Kang (unfortunately out of frame for some of it) on electric mando is out of this world. Warren's first solo is at 26:50. They hint at interplay afterwards. The magic happens at 32:50 after the last verse. SOOO good.