I'm sure I've posted this already, but this song always takes me back to the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, where my late brother and I would hear this played live by the "Telluride All-Stars" as they were later referred to (same musicians). Blissful.

I miss you, Tony.

One word: Grooveshark

YAWN.... time to go for a nap with this set... beautiful... but... must sleeeeppppp..............................

This is exquisite.... Even though the sky's blue, the air is clear and cold, and it's still autumn, this song somehow fits perfectly. I do believe I'll have to max out my plastic (again!) and invest in this... Very ethereal and gentling...

Reminded me of the game "Braid". Nice.

Very nice.

I have also loved this song for years. The enitre CD is stellar.

musiclife wrote:

sergeant_x wrote: Allison Krause?

I'm just guessing

Loving it!

LOVE this song.

I saw these guys play live something like twenty years ago and it was amazing. BTW, opening up for them, a bluegrass band led by a teenaged girl who played violin. Any guesses who?

nice music. . . I'd rather hear this than a bunch of re-tread byrne songs . . .

Man, that's nice.

this album is a TRUE collaborative effort, with each of the 5 musicians pairing off with each other.
see : credits....

Futureman (O'Connor/Douglas) Texas Red (Bush/Fleck) Pink Flamingos (Bush/Meyer) Duke And Cookie (Bush/Douglas) One Winter's Night (Meyer/O'Connor) Macedonia (Bush/O'Connor) The Lochs Of Dread (Fleck/Douglas) No Apologies (Douglas/Meyer) Slopes (Fleck/O'Connor) Blue Men Of The Sahara (Fleck/Meyer)

Sam Bush (Mandolin/Violin), Bela Fleck (Banjo/Guitar), Mark O'Connor (Violin/Guitar), Edgar Meyer(Bass), Jerry Douglas (Dobro)

Now these guys are a bona fide super group. This is also too lovely by half.

Kittee wrote:
perfect for the late summer's afternoon here

This entire recording is at least as good or better than this cut. I highly recommend it.

Wow very pretty.

Makes me long for the Windham Hill days. Great stuff.