What are you listening to right *now*?

Albert King - "I Can't Hear Nothing But The Blues" - I Wanna Get Funky;Stax.

The Dark Knight soundtrack by Hans Zimmer.
It is utterly awesome.

Another Smash-The Ventures.
Pre-surf guitar instro.Sweet old stuff.

Freddie King - 17 song compilation
Miles Davis - Kind of Blue

Duffey, Waller, Adcock & Gray: "Classic Country Gents Reunion", Sugar Hill 1989.

Those Legendary Shack Shakers.

My lean baby, Frank Sinatra.

Tidepoolbay

"If The World"; Chinese Democracy - GunsNRoses.

The Alan Parsons Project: Turn of a Friendly Card
Styx: Equinox
Rush: Moving Pictures
Led Zeppelin: III
The Beatles: Magical Mystery Tour

The 1967 CBS recording of John Cage's Variations II (1961) performed by David Tudor. Holy Fug.

The 1967 CBS recording of John Cage's Variations II (1961) performed by David Tudor. Holy Fug.

That's some heavy ****.:eek:
Are you into Schonberg, and Alban Berg also?

That's some heavy ****.:eek:

You have no idea. Heavy is exactly the right word. This recording is just brutal harsh noise workout of the highest order. Totally amazing stuff and prophetic on a number of levels.

Are you into Schonberg, and Alban Berg also?

Some. I like (mostly) early S'berg. op. 11, op. 19. op. 15, op. 16, Pierrot lunaire... a few others after op. 25, not so much. I like some Berg as well.

Though i am not so sure how that related to Variations II, which seems more connected to Tudor's later work, Behrman (who recorded this performance when he worked as an engineer for CBS), Mumma, AMM and then later developments like Voice Crack and Kevin Drumm.

Ennio Morricone (watching Fistful of Dollars)

Dan Auerbach "Keep It Hid"

I've been listening to this for the past couple weeks. Good stuff.

Right now I am listening to Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

Listening to and watching the Stone Temple Pilots. :smile:

"RV 415, Cello Concerto in G Major - Siciliana" by Juraj Alexander, Bohdan Warchal and the Slovak Chamber Orchestra.

Yes, I listen to classical. Sorry if not everything I listen to is guitar-oriented.

Red Hot Chili Peppers - "By the Way" (album)

Phil Keaggy: On The Fly
John Fogerty: Premonition
Chet Atkins: CGP
Robin Trower: In City Dreams
Lynyrd Skynyrd: One More From/For The Road

Jim Campilongo - American Hips

Norman Blake & Tony Rice: "2", Rounder 1990.

Little River Primitive Baptist Church, Sparta, NC: Sunday Morning Communion and Footwashing 6-21-70. Elder Walter Evans, Moderator. Archival recording from William Tallmadge Collection, Berea College, KY.

Buddy Emmons - Amazing Steel Guitar

Jimmie Vaughan - Motorhead Baby

I'm in the mood to keep y'all posted.

Pink Floyd "Wot's Uh, the Deal?"

...the Elder Utah Smith...ferocious guitar...check my recent post regarding this guitar playing Pentecostal preacher!!!...

...he rocked the Amen Chorus!!!...

Nena

Since she sings in German, I have no idea what the songs are about, but I love her voice.

Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Sings Newman

Lenny Breau & Chet Atkins: Standard Brands
Riders In The Sky: Harmony Ranch
Creedence Clearwater Revival: Cosmo's Factory
Blackmore's Night: Under a Violet Moon
The Hellecasters: Escape From Hollywood

Patty Loveless - "Mountain Soul", Epic 2001.

Link Wray- Apache/Wild Side of City Lights...2 albums on one CD. Just got it (used) sent to me today from an Amazon seller. These are 80s recordings, but he's still got the fire.

"If The World"; Chinese Democracy - GunsNRoses.

Love Chinese Democracy; funny saw the thread and..."It's deja vu all over again". Thanks Yogi!

Oh - "If The World"; Chinese Democracy - GunsNRoses.

Near pristine, original vinyl copies of:

The Ventures In Space
The Fabulous Ventures

Man, they sound great! So warm, so ripping, so rockin' instrumentalicious!

Picked them up yesterday on a celebratory shop after I found out my health is okay.

Jerry Douglas - "Restless On The Farm", Sugar Hill Records 1998.

Chet Atkins

The Red Hot Chilli Peppers on www.jango.com - free interent radio.

Van Morrison - Moondance
Johnny Smith - The Sound of the Johnny Smith Guitar
The Johnny Smith Quintet - Moonlight in Vermont
Lester Young - The "Kansas City" Sessions
George Benson - Breezin'
Steely Dan - Aja and Gaucho

The Zombies - Odessey and Oracle

Arlo Guthrie - Running Down the Road

"Bells of Rhymney" is about to change to "All I Really Want to Do".
Mr. Tambourine Man is a really good album ...

Deja Voodoo - Gov't Mule. Man, this album is sweet. I've been really getting into Warren Haynes' playing recently.

I'm reacquainting myself with Elliott Smith right now; really miss him. :sad:

Elbow.....if you haven't tried them - give em a whirl!

got the 'ol three disc changer going again, with the first David Grisman Quintet record, Joe Pass and Ella Fitzgerald's "Again!" and Camilongo's "Table for One."

A great mix created around Eric Clapton and Muddy Waters. I created a station on Pandora. Too cool. For those unfamilar with Pandora, it is a web based radio station. Check it out, just type in a artist and it will play and play...It's Free

Chet Baker: "The Best Of Chet Baker Sings", Capitol/Pacific Jazz 1989.

A 20-track compilation of recordings made 1953-1956. Excellent musician and singer.

The Staple Singers: Freedom Highway.
This incredible album has a version of "Samson and Delilah"
that will tear the building down.
Pops' hypnotic groove is the best.

Barney Kessel Plays Standards
Kenny Burrell - Live in New York (Late 50's I think)
Joshua Redman - Wish

Lee Rocker

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Steppenwolf: Monster
Russ Taff: Under Their Influence
Joe Satriani: Flying in a Blue Dream
Michael Card: Starkindler
The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Axis;Bold As Love

Listening to Jimmy Hall, trying to get the horror of Steely Dan out of my head.

I HATE Steely Dan, and I'm not sorry.

Neil Young's Harvest Moon

And I dig Steely Dan :wink:

Daniel

Bruce Springsteen Live at the Bottom Line 1975.

Veteran of the Psychic Wars, Blue Oyster Cult

Dale Watson: "Cheatin' Heart Atttack", Hightone Records 1995.

"Flyin' the Flannel" by Firehose

At the moment, I'm listening to my wife hollerin' about how I never listen to her.
But I'm tryin' real hard to tune her out.
I'm about to put on one of the discs from a 5 disc set of demos & live & unreleased tracks by Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes.
I've been a huge fan of those guys for well over 30 years. And they always get me in a good mood when the forecast of snow or some other manner of torment gets me down.

How about some Louis Prima!

Disco 2000 - Pulp

Frank Zappa - Shut Up N Play Yer Guitar

Steely Dan: Can't Buy a Thrill
Spooky Tooth: You Broke My Heart, So i Busted Your Jaw
Traffic: John Barleycorn Must Die
Prince: Soundtrack from Purple Rain
Sting: The Soul Cages

John Hiatt - Crossing Muddy Waters

Guy Clark: "Cold Dog Soup", Sugar Hill Records 1999.

Lou Reed: Rock & Roll Animal
Elton John: 11-17-70
Loggins & Messina: Mother Lode
Stevie Ray Vaughn: Soul to Soul
Liona Boyd: The Romantic Guitar of Liona Boyd

Charlie Byrd plays Jobim
Kenny Burrell Midnight Blue
Joe Pass Tudo Bem!
Abercrombie Holland DeJohnette Gateway

At the moment, I'm listening to my wife hollerin' about how I never listen to her.
But I'm tryin' real hard to tune her out.
I'm about to put on one of the discs from a 5 disc set of demos & live & unreleased tracks by Southside Johnny And The Asbury Jukes.
I've been a huge fan of those guys for well over 30 years. And they always get me in a good mood when the forecast of snow or some other manner of torment gets me down.

Man, that takes me back. I used to work at Caldor's on Sundays as a kid, right when CT overturned some of the "Blue Laws." The guy who ran the record dept. used to play Southside Johnny all of the time. Good stuff.

My short roadtrip playlist:

Beck: The Information
Miles Davis: Filles de Kilimanjaro
Starz: Colosseum Rock
Jerry Garcia: Compliments

Merle Haggard Live From Muskogee, and Live from Philly, Ricky Van Shelton's Greatest Hits (loaded with good Tele), and Wynn Stewart Playboy Sessions.....

The Beano Album...

Pink Floyd "Shine on you Crazy Diamond"

The 180 gram vinyl copy of Nirvana's "Nevermind" that I got this weekend.

Guy Clark: "Boats To Build", Asylum - Electra 1992.

He was a "singer/songwriter" long before that description was coined. Still the best! :cool:

The Pogues - Rum, Sodomy and the Lash

Counting Crows...great band!

The Jimi Hendrix Experience: Electric Ladyland
Chet Atkins: Stay Tuned
The Police: Synchronicity
Talking Heads: Stop Making Sense
Emily Remler: East to Wes

Emily Remler: East to Wes

Cool! I just discovered her and would love to get that album.

"Chinese Democracy" \Chinese Democracy; GunsNRoses

The BeeGees, "Massachusetts".

Yes, folks, you can pretend you didn't like this stuff but you don't fool me.

Bryan Adams' Reckless

Robert Shafer: "Hillbilly Fever", Upstart Records 1997.

A fine Telepicker. :cool:

Wreckless Eric... I wish it would rain

Not Accepted Anywhere The Automatic Automatic
The Definitive Collection Bill Anderson

Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks - Where's the Money?

John Hiatt

Perfectly Good Guitar

1993

Jerry Lee Lewis: "Killer Country", PolyGram Records 1995.

A 20-track compilation of the original recordings he did for Mercury.

All his great country songs are here - "Another Place, Another Time" and "What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made A Loser Out Of Me) among them.

This CD shows that he's an outstanding country artist too. :cool:

Culture, "Two Sevens Clash."

Hellecasters - hanging at tom & rita's

A bunch of old Jeff Beck LP's that my buddy gave me. But I'm singing YEllow Snow after I took my Dog for a walk.

My Stones playlist on Grooveshark.

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The Yardbirds.

I'm Not Talking.

Always knocks me out. Jeff Back and Mr. Keith Relf.

Thelonious Monk and Sonny Rollins. :cool:

The Who - The Who Sell Out

Tired of Hanging round - THe Zutons.

Otis Redding.... "This Heart of Mine".

Jeff

Kenny Burrell: "Midnight At The Village Vanguard", Paddle Wheel Records 1994.

Live recording made at the Village Vanguard, New York, Aug. 28, 1993 with the Kenny Burrell Quartet.

Jango.com - free internet radio.

Midnight Rider - The Allman Bros.

I've been on a Kenny Burrell kick too:

Kenny Burrell - Kenny Burrell - 12.15.78: Live At The Village Vanguard and Midnight Blue
Jimmy Bruno - Burnin'

Youtube. mark knopfler, david gilmour, pink flyod

Tal Farlow
Michelle Malone
Amanda Palmer
Work tapes for bands I'm in.

Wow! This thread just won't lie down and die! :lol:

Well, at the moment I'm listening to "Magic" Sam Maghett, singing his heart out, and playing great guitar on "Easy Baby", from the 1968 album "Black Magic".

/ Tony

Crossroads 2007 DVD Disc 2

Brad Paisley's "Play", Silverchair's "Young Modern" and "Diorama", U2's "No Line on the Horizon", anything from Muse, Radiohead or The Mars Volta.

The Stranglers - "Straighten Out"

Various Artists: "Sounds of Wood & Steel 2", Windham Hill Records 1999.
13 acoustic tracks by artists from various genres. Dan Crary with Cephas & Wiggins, Rodney Crowell, Steve Lukather, Richie Sambora with Don Was, Jim Messina and Led Kaapana with Kenny Loggins sitting in, and Doyle Dykes - to name a few.

Kathy Mattea's album Coal

which has a great version of "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive."

Brad Paisley: Play
The Hellecasters: The Return of The Hellecasters
The Hellecasters: Escape From Hollywood
Junior Brown: Semi Crazy
Redd Volkaert: Telewacker

Ive been workin on my tele project so im unplugged.
Over The Hills And Far Away- Led Zeppelin
Patience-Guns N Roses
Mama Im Coming Home-Ozzy
Goodbye Blue Sky-Pink Floyd
Wish You Where Here-Pink Floyd
Babe Im Gonna Leave You-Led Zeppelin

Stephen King: Wolves of the Calla (audiobook)
Slidin' Into Charlisa (Scott Henderson)

an mp3 player chockfull of goodness... James McMurtry, Charlie Sexton, John Fogerty, Dwight Yoakum, Steve Earle. Right now?... "Sunday Clothes" by Charlie Sexton... and now "Gypsy Blood" by Mason Ruffner.

Some live Link Wray from the mid-80s.

Love you Link! RIP.

"Mediterranean Sundance"; Elegant Gypsy; Al di Meola.

Jody Stecher & Kate Brislin: "A Song That Will Linger", Rounder Records 1989.

Old-time country duet music from the days when old-time was becoming bluegrass. Leans more on timing and tone, than on speed.

Very nice! :smile:

Old-time country duet music from the days when old-time was becoming bluegrass. Leans more on timing and tone, than on speed.


This is what I prefer myself. I really love the old stringband country music of the 1920s and 30s. Around the end of WW2, bluegrass came in. I don't have anything against bluegrass, but I prefer the earlier, more raw stuff.

Hank Locklin - Please Help me I'm Falling. Hank passed away today. RIP Hank
http://www.google.com/musica?aid=e0fzM6JXp0D&ei=JVG1Se6GOpmRmQfvkLzeBQ&sa=X&oi=music&ct=result

L_N_A

Kevin Drumm - Second

http://www.kajen.com/~danieln/drumm/TN_second.jpg

Perdition Plastics 010 (1999)

Craig D'Andrea- Three Mile Bike Ride

Neil Young - Stupid Girl

Had to stick Zuma on as Neil as just been confirmed as one of the Glastonbury festival (http://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/news.aspx?id=3859) headliners, can't wait :D

Cowboy Copas - Copasetic: The Cream of the King and Starday Recordings 1944-1960

"On The Run" - Pink Floyd

Wayne Shorter - Adam's Apple and Speak No Evil
Jimmy Ponder - What's New
Miles Davis - Birth Of The Cool

A school superintendent at a school board meeting.

Oops!

Did I miss the point?

:smile:

Jason Isbell: Sirens of The Ditch

"I Wanna Get Funky"; Albert King; Stax Records.

The Beatles: Hard Day's Night
Steve Earle: Copperhead Road
Loggins & Messina: On Stage
Brad Paisley: Play
The Police: Synchronicity

Scott Hamilton: "Scott Hamilton Plays Ballads", Concord Jazz 1989.

The tenor sax giant in a quintet setting with, among others, Chris Flory on guitar. Wonderful music! :cool:

"Pearls"; Sade - Love Deluxe.

Fleet Foxes playing on the Culture Show, BBC2 here in UK - good stuff! (don't see no Teles though...)

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Journey, on the radio "Oh, Sherry"

Peace.

Aerosmith s/t (1973). "movin' out"'s on (track seven)

Led Zeppelin: Houses of the Holy (i jes' love The Rain Song !)
Sting: Nothing Like The Sun
Buddy Merrill: The Guitar Sounds of Buddy Merrill
Ray Charles: Crying Time
Russ Taff: Now More Than Ever

KSBR! Jazz FM Larry Carlton, Lee Ritenour, Wes Montgomery, Peter White, Kenny Burrell, plus too many other West Coast & NY guitarists to mention. Smooth jazz or what?

BBC Sessions - Jimi Hendrix - that dude is so cool! He cracks me up!

Trainspotting soundtrack, specifically New Order and Iggy Pop

The Raconteurs - Consolers of the Lonely

"Cajun" Roy Buchanan; "Roy Buchanan".

Junior Wells - Hoodoo Man Blues

The Cramps - How to Make a Monster

The NJ Nets game. :smile:

The diesel drone of my ambulance

Vern Gosdin - "That Just About Does It"
What a voice!!!!

Super Furry Animals - Demons

Gun Sale at the Church- Beat Farmers.

tv audio of Hope Floats...on in living room

Dogs Can Grow Beards All Over- The Devil Wears Prada
Snake Devil- Scary Kids Scaring Kids

Tom Petty:
"Wildflowers"
"Into The Great Wide Open"
"Full Moon Fever"
"Southern Accents"

on vinyl. :grin:

David Bowie - Hunky Dory (on Queen B!tch right now)

"Pearls" by Sade - "Love Deluxe".

the company I work for has gone belly up due to the recession.

So Im listening to "Us & Them" by Pink Floyd.

Various Artists:Essential Sun Rockabillies Vol.1

WILCO:

Summerteeth
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Kicking Televison: Live In Chicago

BUILT TO SPILL: Live

BOSTON SPACESHIPS: Brown Submarine

THE DICTATORS: Blood Brothers

Shane McGowan and the Popes - The Crock of Gold

AMM Laminal Disc 2
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Herb Ellis Trio with Hendrik Meurkens - Burnin'

The Derek Trucks Band - Already Free
Wishin' I was at the Beacon listening to the Allman Brothers Band honoring Duane and the birth of the band 40 years ago.

The Beach Boys: Pet Sounds
J. Geils Band: Full House
The Guess Who: American Woman
Boston: Boston
Elton John: Don't Shoot Me (i'm only the piano player)

My:
Kenwood KA-7100 Integrated Amp
Technics SLBD-20 turntable
Smaller Advent speakers.

:smile:

Chuck Prophet, a great songwriter who can play the **** out of a Squier tele.

I'm on a Tom Petty jag...

I just downloaded The Trooper by Iron Maiden, and Hot Legs by Rod Stewart. ( ITunes. I paid for them.)

CC

Radiohead...all their studio stuff, on shuffle

Super Furry Animals - Ysbeidiau Heulog.

I Was Raised on Country Sunshine - Dotie West

Triangle – The Beau Brummels

Friends of Dean Martinez- Under the Waves.

AMM Laminal Disc 2
http://www.efi.group.shef.ac.uk/labels/match/mrcd31.gif

Brother, I never figured I'd see AMM mentioned here. Good call!

The Cramps - How to Make a Monster


!!!

Nelson Riddle

Buddy Emmons
Spade Cooley
Bob Wills
Sol Hoopii

Sol Hoopii

Dude I love Sol Hoopii!

Hoopii was a true maverick. The depth and complexity of Hoopii's playing with the ability to effortlessly bend his instrument to his will makes him one of the all time greats. An innovator and a genius, Hoopii is a major figure in American music. He was a heavy cat.

I'm actually watching the Scotty Anderson hotlicks DVD - pretty awesome stuff!

I'm listening to the latest album by Superdrag...Industry Giants.

Mona Lisas & Mad Hatters - Elton John. Trying to learn it for an acoustic show I'm slllooowwwllllyyyy piecing together....

Live Sean Costello show from 2000.

David Mullen: Revival
Kalil & Taylor: My Plumber Doesn't Make Housecalls
Steppenwolf: Monster
The Mothers of Invention: Suzy Creamcheese
Mahogany Rush: Strange Universe

Ted Hawkins: "The Next Hundred Years", Geffen Records 1994.

The Groove Monkee funk and hip hop loops I just downloaded.

Blazing Telecasters: "Blazing Telecasters", Sky Ranch 1990.

This is a live-recording and as far as Teles go - I rank it among the very best, ever - loads of charm!

It's cut at a club date at "Adam's Rib" in Washington D C, 4/27/84.

The band: Tom Principato - guitar, vocals / Danny Gatton - guitar / John Previti - acoustic & electric bass / Robbie Magruder - drums / Mike Sucher - keyboards.

These guys give ample proof of their intelligence and wit in their musical conversation and interplay. In the middle of a tune, one of the guitars starts quoting from another song and the whole band will tag along.
They all have total controll of their instruments.

This is a highly recommended album! :cool:

Steve Hillage: L
Cream: Disraeli Gears
Wes Montgomery: Movin' Wes
The Moody Blues: Days of Future Passed
The Allman Brothers: Eat A Peach

The Flatlanders - Wheels of Fortune

Tennessee Plates -John Hiatt

Kid Ramos taking a cool approach to tearin' up a Tele.
http://www.twincitiesblues.com/2009/03/kid-ramos-videos/

The new Susan Tedeschi CD.

Isaac Albeniz: Espana, op165 Tango

Brad Paisley - PLAY

Great guitar CD.

Ricky Skaggs: "Bluegrass Rules", Skaggs Family Records 1997, distr. by Rounder.

Ricky playing the music that's closest to his heart. :smile:

I just got a copy of Leon Russell's "Leon Live" from the early 70s.

WOW, great record and basically a rock n' roll revival meeting. I've always loved Leon, but never had the Live record.

Did you ever notice how Leon puts the letter "L" in words that don't have an "L" in them? LOL.

PS - I think the "Shelter People" version of "Sweet Emily" is a masterpiece. What a great, great tune. It's good on the Live record too.

Televators by The Mars Volta

Dale Watson: "Blessed Or Damned", Hightone Records 1996.

The real deal ....... :cool:

Leon Redbone: "Red to Blue", August Records 1987.

Django.... lots of Django lately.

Bob's Scratchy Records, on KDHX 88.1 FM out of St. Louie. www.KDHX.org Best radio station in the country.

Savoy Brown's Blue Matter album. Great blues/rock form the late 60's.
Chris Youlden and Kim Simmonds - Holy Crap what a band!

Dwight Twilley-"Rarities Volume 1"
Joe Pass-"Live At Montreux"
Lamb Of God-"Wrath"

Wes Montgomery -The Wes Montgomery Trio, The Incredible Jazz Guitar of Wes Montgomery
Jazz Is Dead - Blue Light Rain
The Allman Brothers Band - Beginnings, One Way Out - Live At The Beacon Theatre

The Cramps - FlameJob

Levon Helm "Dirt Farmer"

Mississippi John Hurt "Lazy Blues"

Barry & Holly Tashian: "Ready For Love", Rounder Records 1993.

Barry and his band opened for The Beatles when they toured the U.S. in the '60s. He was also a member of Emmylou Harris' Hot Band which he joined in 1980. They toured extensively and he played on seven of her albums, remaining with her till the break-up of the Hot Band.

This is his third album with wife Holly. They're carrying on the tradition of fine American duet singing. Their music has elements of Country, Folk, Rock, Oldtime and Bluegrass in it. Nice mix! :smile:

ZZ Top: Fandango
Tom Jones: The Lead & How To Swing It
Blue Oyster Cult: On Your Feet or On Your Knees
Joe Cocker: Respect Yourself
Dave Brubeck Quartet: Time Out

B.B. King: "Let The Good Times Roll", MCA Records 1999.

B.B.'s tribute to the music of the late, great Louis Jordan. :cool:

Love this, Tom Petty ...... & Prince
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifp_SVrlurY

Incredible solo and nice tele's
Cheers

Don Caballero- What Burns Never Returns.

33 Instrumentals

The new Jenny Lewis album, "Acid Tongue."

I second that emotion - Japan

Steve Cushing's Blues Before Sunrise broadcast. Helen Humes, "Living My Life My Way."

J.J. Cale: "Anyway The Wind Blows - The Anthology", Mercury 1997.

A 2-CD compilation - 50 tracks. :cool:

Various Artists: In From The Storm (it's a tribute to the music of Jimi Hendrix)
Lou Reed: Rock n' Roll Animal
Creedence Clearwater Revival: Bayou Country
Bon Jovi: Slippery When Wet
Steve Vai: Alien Love Secrets

This is the modern world - The Jam

James Hunter on KCLU's Blues Shack radio program. Great way to spend a Sunday afternoon!

"Swingin"' by Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers- "Echo" album.

Manu Dibango - Soul Makossa

John Scofield - Piety Street
Lucinda Williams - Little Honey
Eleni Mandell - Artificial Fire

and yes, also the new one from Diana Krall - Quiet Nights..

and, you folks in the US may or may not know him, a local jazz guitar hero ( guy who is at home with everything from Django Reinhardt type jazz to Santana Rock, but thats unfair again to him because he simply is Harri Stoika here in Austria - Harri Stoika - Just Another City

and yes The Dereks Trucks Band - Already Free

and loooots of other stuff

Cheers from Mozartville

Ry Cooder KSAN broadcast series from The Record Plant 07/07/1974. How does he do it?

Seatrain - Marblehead Messenger

The Flying Burrito Brothers

Worried Dream - Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac

Eddie Cochran: Guitar Picker: Rare Recordings 1954-1960

Joe Pass: Blues Dues-Live At Long Beach City College

I'd love to have a Grestch with a P-90 in the neck, just like EC's, and a Joe Pass Epiphone (where I would scratch his name off the pickguard and sign Derek S instead).:mrgreen:


And I'd give the left one to play like either one of them.

Tears For Fears: Songs From The Big Chair
Russell Malone: Heartstrings
George Benson: Breezin'
Larry Carlton: Strikes Twice
Kenny Burrell: homebrew mp3 compilation cd

The Pixies... on Jango.com

Albert Collins: "Collins Mix", Virgin Records 1993.

A "best of" compilation - 11 tracks. He was a great blues man! :cool:

Side 2 of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers "Echo" album (vinyl). :eek:

I heard BLUES NEWBERG by Danny Gatton on the radio this morning on the way into work .... Now I'm going to find my Humbler strikes back bootleg CD and listen to that ...

The raven by the stranglers

LIstening to the Eagles first album

Jim Weider & The Honky Tonk Gurus: "Big Foot", Moon Haw Records 1997. :cool:

The Scot Ray Quintet (Nels Cline) - Active Vapor Recovery

I found and downloaded a couple of records I hadn't heard in nearly 30 years.
The group is Target, a Memphis band signed to A&M records in the 70's.
I used to go hear them live in clubs around Memphis 1973-77. The singer is Jimi Jamison before he became well known with Survivor and as the singer of the theme from Baywatch. He was much harder rocking back then.
They sounded a lot like Bad Company. Both records, Target (1976) and Target - Captured (1977), are serious, straight ahead 70's rock. There's not a single throwaway tune on either album.

Theivery Corporation, Buddy Guy, Danny Gatton, The Vandals, The Police

Iron Butterfly: Ball
Hugh Masakela: I Am Not Afraid
Spike Jones: homebrew mp3 Compilation cd
Cat Stevens: Greatest Hits
Rory Gallagher: Irish Tour

Jimmie Dale Gilmore - Spinning Around the Sun

Side 2 of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers "Echo" album (vinyl). :eek:

Same thing...

Gambling Blues, Taste

Lestro Armonico Part 1 No.1 in D major.
An absolutely STUNNING piece of Music that I'm almost certain was a favorite of both George Washington and King George III and probably everyone else from that time who had a clue.:cool:

The Faces - "Five guys walk into a bar..." (4 cd box set, Rhino records). A great overview of this band, better sequenced (imo) than their individual LPs. Some great tunes here!

George Jones: "Cup Of Loneliness - The Classic Mercury Years", Polygram Records 1994.

A 2-CD set, 51 tracks compiled from the original Mercury recordings in chronological order, produced by Pappy Daily.

The theme is evident from the title.

A master shines in his trade! :cool:

Man of the world - Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac

Native Sense- Chick Corea & Gary Burton

B-52's - B52's

Cream, Crossroads on Pandora Radio

Note: Completely mainstream but in 40 years I have not tired of listening to it.

20/20-Interstate
20/20-4 Day Tornado

Stray Cats Greatest Hits

Jamie O'Hara: "Rise Above It", RCA 1994.

In the mid-eighties Jamie and fellow songwriter Kieran Kane formed "The O'Kanes". After their split up he's cut two solo albums, this is the first one. All ten tracks written by Jamie himself.

Good stuff! :cool:

The Blasters - Testament: The Complete Slash Recordings

Shine On Brightly

--Procol Harum

Les Paul and Mary Ford - a collection

R L Burnside - Burnside on Burnside
Watermelon Slim - Up Close and Personal
Jimi - Electric Ladyland

Marty Stuart: "Busy Bee Cafe", Sugar Hill Records 1982.

Marty's first solo album. It's all acoustic and big names are helping out - among them Earl Scruggs, Doc & Merle Watson, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Douglas.

Nice! :smile:

"No Ordinary Love" - Sade; Love Mathewman's playing on Guitar and Sax.
The Man is so underrated especially with the mileage he gets with his instantly recognizable lines.
I'd actually buy Guitar Player off the stand if Mathewman was featured.