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6:39 PM EDT May 27, 2026:
Gil Evans - "Spoonful" From the album The Individualism Of Gil Evans (1964)
Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm
Willie Dixon cover indeed, 13-1/2 minutes worth. Evans was Cream before Cream were Cream.
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A deliciously flavorful and extremely attractive dish is made with tender game hens that are marinated in hot Italian-inspired seasonings and then grilled.
A tasty whole wheat breakfast that's incredibly quick and simple are these flapjack protein pancakes, which are enhanced with low-fat cottage cheese and milk.
In this simple recipe for stuffed sweet potatoes, a tasty combination of kale and chickpeas is combined with a spoonful of homemade guacamole.
These chewy, nutty granola bars are loaded with oats, nuts, honey, and dried fruit.
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Song Review: Widespread Panic - “Smokestack Lightning” (Live, March 20, 2026)
Widespread Panic could’ve just as easily called their version of “Smokestack Lightning” Jojo plays the blues.
Keyboardist Hermann is the featured soloist on piano and organ alongside, to a lesser extent, guitarist Nick Johnson, who plays an innovative solo that begins on the bottom strings before moving to more traditional fretting territory.
Vocalist/rhythm guitarist John Bell is, too, amped up for this down-low number, employing the full range of his voice and turning in some nifty, Bob Weirian swings of his axe.
While this is a true-blue rendering with Hermann hinting at “Spoonful” early and often, this “Smokestack Lightning,” captured on professional black-and-white video March 20 in Florida, is another example of Widespread Panic sounding exactly like Widespread Panic no matter whose song they’re playing and who’s playing in the band.
Grade card: Widespread Panic - “Smokestack Lightning” (Live - 3/20/26) - B+
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