What are you listening to right *now*?

errrrr...............the blade runner soundtrack...............hey its nearly midnight here and its pretty mellow.

Ted Greene: Solo Guitar

Ben Harper - Diamonds on the Inside
Johnny A - Get Inside

Danny Gatton's Sun Medly off 'Crusin' Deuces'. bought it yesterday, great album. want to see if i can get 'The Humbler' ordered in.

Johnny A - Oh Yeah

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:cool:

"The Life and Times of Richard Thompson" box set.

"The Life and Times of Richard Thompson" box set.

That seems like it would be a good one! I liked his work on the "Grizzly Man" movie....

But right now I am listening to "the Illinois Speed Press"...:smile:

Pink Floyd... everything by them. I'm really into David Gilmour at the moment so I've been soaking up lots of Floyd.

752 by Mogwai. It's a really cool, mellow instrumental track.

The Spouse and her best friend hit the local garage sales yesterday, and she came in with a stack of CD's that she picked up fos a buck apiece. I stayed home from church sick, and am checking them out. So far I've listened to "Tim McGraw's Greatest Hits" (better than I expected) and "Don't Rock the Jukebox", by Alan Jackson (ironically, that song really rocks, IMO).

Right now, I'm listening to something by Eric Clapton called "Pilgrim". I never heard of it before. It's rather smooth jazzy sounding. Not bad, but a little different from most of Eric's stuff. I may have to put on some T-Bone Walker next to offset it.

Jeff

Listening to SISBRO , a country group I have been playing guitar for.
http://www.bybrecords.com/

Us and Them - Pink Floyd

Wes Montgomery home burned compilation-mp3 cd.....right now "Polkadots & Moonbeams" is playin'

Haitian Divorce on Pandora Internet Radio

Mix CD - Jonny Lang, Susan Tedeschi, Jimmie Vaughan, Robben Ford, Bonnie Raitt, Delbert McClinton, Janiva Magness

TODAY.......... Toots & the Maytals - True Love ; Jet ; Curtis Mayfield Tribute Album by Various Artists (Lenny Kravitz is awesome) ; Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed ; Blood Sweat & Tears - BS& T ; Oliver Mtukubi - Tuku Music

Just put in . . . Drive By Truckers, "A Blessing and A Curse"

Picked it up this weekend and it's awesome.

Mozart's Jupiter

Clampdown by The Clash. been listening to a lot of their stuff lately. a far more diverse band than most of the other punk offerings at the time. Oh yeah, and Joe Strummer used a 200 pound 60's Tele his whole career.

648

I would have been listening to BILL HULLET that I ordered over night about 5 days ago from Amazon _ Where is my CD? It got lost in the Amazon...........

I Am A Rock. Simon and Garfunkel

The Best You Got - Walter Trout

Was 'I'm 18' by Alice Cooper, Partly because its my birthday.

As i was writing this, it changed to 'Bold as Love' by Jimi Hendrix. Great song, nice and mellow.

James Taylor: Sweet Baby James
Carole King: Tapestry
Loggins & Messina: On Stage
Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool
Peter Frampton: Frampton
J.Geils Band: Full House
The Beatles: Magical Mystery Tour

XTC - Making Plans For Nigel

'Ballard of Billy the Kid' by Billy Joel. Got the Madison Square Garden CD off a mate.

Jim Campilongo--American Hips

Also in the CD Player:
Bob Brozman and Ledward Kaapana
Deke Dickerson and the Eccophonics--More Million Sellers
Gene Vincent and his blue caps--Bluejean Bop

On the turntable:
Focus 3

L. Wells ~ Franz Ferdinand

Curtis Mayfield - Keep On Keeping On
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:cool:

Hotel California - Eagles

When the Train comes Back - ChickenShack (Christine Perfect singing)

Joe Bonamassa "You and Me"
Dwight Yokoum "Under the Covers"
Rolling Stones " Sticky Fingers"
Allman Brothers "Eat a Peach"

My CD Player at work is set to random play mode

My CD Player at work is set to random play mode
Same here. At tne moment, im listening to Meatloaf. Before that, Chuck Berry.

Right now:

Merle Haggard "Misery & Gin"

10 latest in iTunes:

George Jones "Just One More"
Webb Pierce "More And More"
Toots & The Maytals "Pressure Drop"
Z.Z. Hill "When It Rains It Pours"
Aretha Franklin "The Weight"
Sonny Stitt "Grovin' High"
KRS-One "Build Ya Skillz"
Paris "Assata's Song"
Prince "Illusion, Coma, Pimp & Circumstance"
Aretha Franklin "Respect"

/ Tony

Aretha Franklin "The Weight"

:twisted:

Endless Wire - The Who

Gram Parsons "A Song for You"
The International Submarine Band "Blue Eyes"

I just stumbled across Matthew Sweet and Susannah Hoffs "Under the Covers, Vol. 1," covers of 60s & 70s stuff. Weird, but kinda cool.

"Love's Easy Tears" by the Cocteau Twins

Yo Miles!

Black Label Society (Zakk Wylde) - "Sonic Brew" album. Not Blues, not Country, but it sure is fun !

:twisted:

Robbie Basho, "Venus In Cancer"

right now...... the beautiful voice of Chrissy Hinde, 'Last of the Independents'

the album cover has her posing with some sort of telecoustic looking thing....maybe a kramer ferrington.

Roy Buchanan's 'Hey Joe', and before that, the imperious Rory Gallagher, with 'What In The World' from the classic 'Live in Europe'.

My iTunes random setting is good to me! :grin:

Sorry, double post. :oops:

I hit the return key and thought nothing was happening, so I hit it again

Live reccording of 'Willie the Whimp' By SRV.

Driving South - The Stone Roses...

The 'Passenger' by Iggy Pop. Great song. Pretty sure its Bowie doing the backing vocals on the La-La part.

"Late, Late Show With Craig Ferguson"

Live-versions of "Rock and Roll" and "The Ocean" from Led Zeppelin live-album "How the West Was Won"

Baby Einstein - My son just loves this stuff!!!

Paul Hindemith--Symphonic Metamorphosis (Of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber)

I played the third movement (March) in high school (we had a really good orchestra) and have been hooked since. Other side of the record is Kodaly's Variations on a Hungarian Folk Song, also excellent.

Woody Guthrie on in the car, Rory Gallagher at work. Like to keep things mixed up. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v328/wildricechris/ph34r.gif

Joe Perry Project - Let The Music Do The Talking

The Nighthawks, original lineup, first LP, titled "Rock 'n' Roll", then at 5:00, checking out former "Hawks guitarist Danny Morris, soundchecking at "The Green Parrot" in Key West via their webcam...

Albert King - Bluespower
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BB King
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Freddie King - Hide Away
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:cool:

'Fly... Night Bird' by Roy Buchanan. I got Sweet dreams yesterday. Absolutely amazing.

Stravinsky--Firebird Suite. Earlier it was Bad Company.

Elevate me mamma - muddy Waters

The Rolling Stones "Still Life"

"Little Sister"......Ry Cooder

Hi.
The random play thing on Windows Media Player is giving me the delightful Desmond Dekker and " The Israelites ".
Cheers
Chick

I've had a heavy dose of Chuck Berry! A double-CD with all of his original Chess recordings + two live tracks from the early seventies.
Chuck Berry - "The Anthology", MCA.

Boy .......... he was great! :shock: :smile:

Elevate me mamma - muddy Waters
LOVE Luther Tucker's guitar on that one! :cool:

/ Tony

Chuck Berry!
Boy .......... he was great! :shock: :smile:
Amen.

/ Tony

B.B. King on Ralph Gleason's Jazz Casual 1968, part 1 & 2

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:cool:

Sugar Mama... John Lee hooker...

True Colors-Asia. On their second album, Alpha. Steve Howe is phenomenal.

'Unforgiven II' by Metalica from the album Reload. Pretty much the only decent song on the album.

Edward Scissorhands Soundtrack...
eerie, but relaxing

Sonny Rollins---Blue Seven. If I could play my Tele like that.....

Emmylou Harris "Amarillo"

... by the Stones. I have about ten versions by various artists on my computer. I really like Gram Parsons' version too. That'll be next.

Haggard "Roots"

Buddy Guy, Damn Right I got the Blues..."Where is the next one comin' from"..."Mustang Sally"...

I haven't listened to this since reading a thread here a while ago on whether his tone did or did not 'suck', and I can say now, with absolute certainty that nothing about Buddy Guy sucks.:cool:

Right at this moment my iPod is playing C,S,N & Y Deja Vu

Live reccording of 'Back in Black' by AC/DC. Been rocking out to AccaDacca all morning. Been real fun.

Dust My Broom performed by Howlin Wolf.

Bon Jovi "Livin´ on a Prayer", "Wanted Dead or Alive"

'Hollywood Swingin' by Kool and the Gang.
On writing this, it changed to Johnny Cash's cover of'That Lucky Old Sun'.

The Michael Landau Group Live. :shock:

Just listened to Keith Urban's new CD. Sounds good. Quite a mix of genres and arrangements. It will be interesting to see the "crossover effect" of this new release.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1OJc3Cg1c4

:)

Sweeeet... !

Fleetwood Mac,"The Blues Years".

'Endless Wire', the new album by The Who. Top album. 4/5 for those interested.

Steve Vai "Passion & Warfare"-album

Eric Clapton "Money & Cigarettes"-album which is for me one of the best E.C has ever made even though it´s considered one of the weakest Clapton-albums by most people.

The Golden 80´s hit collection

Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Phenomena
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:cool:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvzE1rNIvIk

The Eagles

'Pride' by U2. There touring Australia at the moment. The Edge had made a white/rosewood Tele his weapon of choice for the tour (and it has been for some time now).
On writing this it changed to 'English Country Garden' by the Darkness. Justin Hawkins is actualy quite a guitarist. I just heard him go from blues scales, to extended minor pentationics, to full shread in a solo that only goes for about 6 bars (in rather quick 4:4 time).

Nothing (yet). It's way too early and my head's a little sore... Put the kettle on... I need a cup of tea...

Ooooh.

BBB.

Van Morrison, and have been all morning. Good music to chill out to.

http://terrydownsmusic.com/Audio/audio.html
Terry Downs - Instrumental Favorites

At the moment, I'm listening to Terry's free download album, which I'll probably burn to a CD.

Pete

"Dynasty"-album by KISS

Orlando Cachaito Lopez - "CACHAITO"

Peaches en Regalia - Frank Zappa

Orlando Cachaito Lopez - "CACHAITO"
What a great album.

Listened to Zappa's Lumpy Gravy and The Yellow Shark this morning, Magic Sam and T-Bone Walker more recently.

The concert CD from the reissue of "Guitars, Cadillacs etc. etc."

The CD sampler that came with the latest Jazz Improv magazine. Next in the changer is "Two-Lane Blacktop"

The Wind Cries Mary.
The Jimi version, of course.
best
Allen

the rain, beating on my window. The wind, the humming of the computer and the TV in the background....

I'm listening to my local Jazz station, 91.5 on my dial from Binghamton NY. Not too mant tele players, but lot's of good jazz.
I just bought a nice lp copy of Roy Buchanan's "That's what i am here for". My other copy is pretty scratched up. I will be putting on shortly. I also have listened to Pat Metheny/Mehldau CD twice in the last 2 days. Great guitar / piano recording.

I'm listening to my local Jazz station, 91.5 on my dial from Binghamton NY. Not too mant tele players, but lot's of good jazz.
I just bought a nice lp copy of Roy Buchanan's "That's what i am here for". My other copy is pretty scratched up. I will be putting on shortly. I also have listened to Pat Metheny/Mehldau CD twice in the last 2 days. Great guitar / piano recording.



I grew up living on the PA border. Am I wrong or didn't 91.5 used to be a classic rock station? WAAL "The Whaaaale". It's been 20+ years, though.

Edit: I'm wrong, it was 99.1.

Danny Gatton's Redneck Jazz Explosion - Song for my Father

Cold Chissel. There a great Aussie Rock Group. I see them as the Australian equivelent of Bruce Springsteen.

I am listening the "Piece of Mind"-album by Iron Maiden before their gig at Helsinki which starts in about one hour.

The Wizards from Kansas!

Just got 3 Robben Ford CD yesterday....

Mystic Mile
The Authorized Bootleg
The Inside Story

I saw Robben open for "John Mayal & the Bluesbreakers" last year ,& I Can't get enough of his music...
here's some youtubeage I took of that show...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sd8tg1GpTow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQzxcVridQE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouW68nc7J-M

Neal McCoy-NO DOUBT ABOUT IT

George Strait- Somewhere Down in Texas

Vince Gill- Pocket Full of Gold

Burzum- Det Som Engang Var

No Quater by Led Zeppelin.

Reckless Kelly - Reckless Kelly Was Here..............kicks ass and takes names.:grin:

'Harlem Nocturne' By Dannt Gatton. I fond it to be an amazing song. To me it sounds like Danny fusing together everything that is great about the playing styles and sounds of both Roy Buchannan and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Great track.

Thelonius Monk and Sonny Rollins: Nutty

The Who - Endless Wire.

Carolina Morning - Mickey and the Motorcars

Led Zeppelin II - album

Neil and the Blue Notes. I forget the song title.

Guitar Ed

KISS "Love Gun"-album

Paco De Lucía - El Duende Flamenco de Paco de Lucia

Tom Waits-Heart of Saturday Night

Medeski, Scofield, Martin, and Wood
Calvin Theater
Northampton, MA
11/12/06

Inspired by MandyMarie's thread on Jerry Lee Lewis' latest CD, I went looking for Jerry Lee in my CD collection.
Found this: "Killer Country" - Jerry Lee Lewis (Mercury) It's a twenty tracks compilation of what was originally released on vinyl. It's sooo goood! :smile:

Jethro Burns with Don Stiernberg playing rhythm guitar. Swing Mandolin!

Neil Young "MTV Unplugged"-album

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:smile:

Loggins & Messina "On Stage"

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:smile:

Who are these guys, (and girl).. I hit the link and almost clicked it off right away. But I figured I'd see it through, sitting here staring at a cup coffee, trying to shed the funk from last nights gig...

I kinda like them.. Your right "Go Baby Go", is a good tune...

Also this one "Queer".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkdSI7JFjf8&mode=related&search=

Yep, that's what I listening to right now....

Who are these guys, (and girl)

Garbage
http://www.garbage.com/home.php

When Shirley Manson first hooked up with Butch Vig, Steve Marker and Duke Erikson, the band was pegged as ?"three producers and a girl.?" Vig and Erikson had been, respectively, the drummer and the frontman for Midwestern guitar-pop favorites Spooner, as well as mid-?'80s college radio successes Fire Town. Vig?'s old college buddy Marker engineered Spooner?'s very first recordings on a four-track in his basement; the two men went on to found Smart Studios, producing and engineering such seminal post-hardcore bands as Killdozer and Die Kreuzen. Then Vig manned the console for such landmark records as the Smashing Pumpkins?' Gish and of course, Nirvana?'s Nevermind, as well as discs by Sonic Youth, L7, House of Pain and Freedy Johnston.

Jimmy Page "The Outrider"-album

Jimmy Thackery..."HooDoo Man Blues"

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=613920336108323241&q=mike+landau&hl=en

Vince Gill | These Days | 4 cds | 43 Brand New Songs

Well done. Each disc explores a different musical mood. Distinct styles all in one package.

Precious and Grace
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I Heard it On The X
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Jesus Just Left Chicago
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Manic Mechanic
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I Gotta Move-Ben Kweller

"Endless Wire" - The Who.

And jsut to add to yours ibobunot...

Here is a couple that I think everyone has played at one time or another..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UStCHkzLJ4&mode=related&search=

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfrkoRgWAtg&mode=related&search=

:lol: :lol:

Mike Stern--"Who Let The Cats Out?"

Allan Sherman--My Son the Folk Singer
Jim Campilongo--Loose
Bob Dylan--Blood on the Tracks
Paul Simon--Surprise

Chuck Prophet - Balinese Dancer
Mark Knopfler & Chet Atkins - Neck and neck
Brother Iz - some compilation

It's about 11:15PM, and I'm listening to my ears ringing, and my computer's fan.

"Tomorrow Is My Dancing Day"--Paul Winter's Wintersong

Paul Hindemith--Concerto for Horn and Orchestra

The Beatles "Revolver"-album

She Bangs The Drum - The Stone Roses....

The Flying Burrito Brothers "Burrito DeLuxe"-album

Rebirth Brass Band on that crazy Pandora site. Nary a guitar in sight!! Please don't get a rope...

Paul Odette: The Music of John Dowland

http://http://ec3.images-amazon.com/images/P/B0007QS2ES.01._AA240_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

The Man In Black

KISS "Rock and Roll Over"-album

Right now:

Little Walter "Mellow Down Easy"

10 latest in iTunes:

Howlin' Wolf "Mr. Highway Man (alt. tk.)"
Big Maceo "Worried Life Blues"
Johnny Young & Walter Horton "All My Money Gone"
Bud Powell "Dance Of The Infidels"
Thelonious Monk "In Walked Bud"
Freddie Hubbard "Gypsy Blue"
Sonny Rollins & Clifford Brown "Valse Hot"
Culture "Nah Stay Inna Babylon"
Jacob Miller "Tenament Yard"
Bob Marley & The Wailers "Duppy Conqueror"

/ Tony

Fleetwood Mac when they had Peter Green
Live At The Boston Tea Party, Part One

Roger McGuinn´s first solo-album which is titled as Roger McGuinn.

Johnny & Edgar Winter - Johnny B. Goode
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Steve Miller - Space Cowboy
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The Rolling Stones "Aftermath"-album

at this moment ...

The Beatles - Love

All time awsome songs in a fresh new light. And it's fun trying to pick all the stray parts they've put in from other songs, if you know what I mean.

Bruce Hornsby "Three Nights on the Town" DVD.

Bruce Hornsby "Three Nights on the Town" DVD.

Instead of FZ's "Studio Tan"?

Golden Earring: Moontan

Sophe Lux
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The Rolling Stones "Love You Live"-album

Peter Green/Splinter Group - Hotfoot Powder

I'm enjoying this more on my computer sound system than I did on my regular stereo. Haven't heard it in a long time though.

The Buzzcocks- The Singles.

http://image.listen.com/img/356x237/5/0/5/0/730505_356x237.jpg

"Tommy"--The Who
"The Ozzman Cometh"--Ozzy Osbourne
"In Step"--SRV
"King of the Delta Blues Singers"--Robert Johnson

Larry Graham
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The Road to Escondido, J.J. Cale & Eric Clapton

NICE!

a bootleg tape of a Herb Alpert - Tommy Tedesco Hollywood club gig from the late '70's....
Besame Mucho is playing as i type

Robert Johnson "Complete Recordings"-album

Ry Cooder "Jazz"-album

For me, it's 'Midnight Blue' - Kenny Burrell. Next up, will probably be The Louvin Brothers (or maybe a Rockabilly compilation CD a friend has given me)

So what are you listening to?



Max.

Greg V - my favorite tele player. The tones are great and the music on the album is just a work of art - beautiful.
Read some of the reviews on his site.

Check out the sound samples on his web site, on the swart amp site and the bogner site.
http://www.gregv.us/Music.htm
http://www.swartamps.com/sound_samples.htm
http://www.bogneramplification.com/

There are some really cool clips where he tries out gear and some samples from the album. I bought the album on iTunes many month ago and am still listening to it almost every day.

Blues Brothers

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:lol:

Trevor Rabin: A Croak & A Grunt In The Night

Ry Cooder "Boomer´s Story"-album

Jeff Beck - What Mama Said

Flying Burrito Brothers

Savoy Brown - "Looking In" album
http://tralfaz-archives.com/coverart/S/Savoy_Brown/savoy_lookf.jpg

"Christmas with The Rat Pack" - Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and
Sammy Davis Jr. with some cuts from Bing Crosby, Doris Day and Marilyn
Monroe. No Joey Bishop or Peter Lawford though.

It's kind of a hoot but not bad.

The Yardbirds "BBC Sessions"-album

Frank Yankovic--Polka Party

For Me its The Blue Hawians "Live At The Lava Lounge"

Axis Bold as Love

1970 live recording of the Allman Brothers from sugaree.org

Oscar Jordan & The Mighty Sons of Hercules
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Mike Henderson & the Bluebloods-"First Blood"

Again... it just happens to be Stray Cats, Live Struttin'

Steely Dan "Aja"-album

Steely Dan "Katy Lied"-album

Fight Songs - Crash on the Barrelhead

Steve Earle, on streaming radio "radioioCountry"

John Mayall w/Peter Green - A Hard Road

Whiskey Lullaby

Yes- Yours is No Disgrace:grin:

Matthew Sweet "Altered Beast"

Radiohead - No Surprises

Paul Simon--Surprise

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With the incredible Bekka Bramlett.

And this

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I love how near the end, ol' Vinnie shreds it up for about four seconds, but then backs off into tasteful playing, almost as if to say "yeah I can do that, but that's not all I have to say."

What a freapin monster.

Steely Dan "Alive in America"-album

The Ventures Christmas Album

The Hold Steady - boys and girls in America / separation sunday.

It sounded too slick at first, but give them a try, it's fun and there's a depth to it.

The Chester and Lester CD from '75 or so.

Emmylou Harris "Elite Hotel"-album

went through Knopfler and Atkins' neck and neck... now listening to Bob Dylan's Modern Times or whatever his latest opus is called. Pure magic.

Oliver Nelson Sextet "The Blues And The Abstract Truth" (Impulse! 1961)

Great compositions, great arrangements, great playing!

Oh, I forgot, great musicians! :cool:

Oliver Nelson-composer/arranger/alto & tenor sax
Eric Dolphy-alto sax/flute
Freddie Hubbard-trumpet
George Barrow-baritone sax
Bill Evans-piano
Paul Chambers-bass
Roy Haynes-drums

/ Tony

If you dig "The Blues And The Abstract Truth", check out the follow-up from 1964, "More Blues And The Abstract Truth" (Impulse!). Here, Nelson is working with an octet, and the compositons are by Nelson, Johnny Hodges, Dave Brubeck, Neal Hefti, and Count Basie/Jimmy Rushing. Orchestration/arranging is by Mr. Nelson.
This record is perhaps a bit more conventional than it's predecessor, but it contains some great playing. The liner notes, by George Hoefer, calls it "Blues for Thinking Men", and maybe that's what it is..?

The band:

Oliver Nelson-arranger/conductor
Thad Jones or Daniel Moore-trumpet
Phil Woods-alto sax
Phil Bodner-tenor sax/English horn
Ben Webster-tenor sax
Pepper Adams-baritone sax
Roger Kellaway-piano
Richard Davis-bass
Grady Tate-drums

Give it a listen!

/ Tony

Hangin' On A Heart Attack -Device

"hold on, come back..oh yeaaaaahhhh..."

Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool

The Beatles "Abbey Road"-album

Marcus Miller's new CD "Silver Rain" he does a great version of Edger Winters "Frankenstein" and Stevie Wonders "Boogie on Reggae Woman"

"Only" - Tommy Emmanuel, Favored Nations Acoustic, FNA5040-2, 2002
His playing is out of this world! :shock: :smile:

Sam Cooke

Iron Maiden "Piece of Mind"-album

Steve Tyrell - Songs of Sinatra "Fly Me To The Moon"

In The Court of The Crimson King
An Observation by King Crimson

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Boxed set of Charlie Christian w/ Benny Goodman's outfits....

Right now:

D’Angelo "Brown Sugar" (1995)

10 latest in iTunes:

William Bell "Never Like This Before" (1966)
Toots Hibbert "Knock On Wood" (1988) /from “Toots In Memphis”/
Toots & The Maytals "Time Tough" (1974)
Bob Marley & The Wailers "Small Axe" (1973)
Ray Charles "One Drop Of Love" (1993)
Lloyd Price "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" (1952)
King Curtis "Memphis Soul Stew" (1971) /from “Live At Fillmore West”/
Tony Rebel "Fresh Vegetables" (199?)
Yellow Man "Zungguzungguzungguzeng" (1983)
Yami Bolo "Glock War, Gun War" (1994)

Barbara Lynn - It's Better To Have It - 1966
Thank you, ibobunot!
A woman with a Telecaster always makes my knees go weak... :cool:

Boxed set of Charlie Christian w/ Benny Goodman's outfits....
I want that box!

It’s Friday night in Sweden, I’m on my second Bloody Mary, and life is good.

/ Tony

Clapton's 461 Ocean Boulevard

John5 - Vertigo and Songs for Sanity CD's -
Awesome player!

Blues For Greeny

Thank you, ibobunot!
A woman with a Telecaster always makes my knees go weak

This woman doesn't have a Tele but she made my heart go pitter-pat.:wink:
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Zero7 & Tina Dico live - Home

"Achtung, Baby" - U2. I've probably listened to this album more than any other over the past 15 years, since it was released in November 1991. It's one of my fave albums of all time.

Otis Redding DVD.

Steely Dan - Katy Lied

Chris Rea... again. I can listen to Auberge, God's great banana skin and Heaven for hours on end. And don't get me started on Josephine.

Oh yeah, and I want a Chris Rea strat, too :smile:

"Chester And Lester"
(Chet Atkins and Les Paul from mid '70s)

Steely Dan - The Royal Scam

Shooter Jennings new live cd

Gene Pitney - Greatest Hits
(Town Without Pitty)

The Yardbirds "Five Live Yardbirds"

The Allman Brothers Band - Firing Line

Mozart (soundtrack from Amadeus)

Beatllica - A Garage Dayz Nite

Derek Trucks band (w/Jimmy Herring) - 02-13-98

Right now, the "Original" version of These Boots Were Made for Walking, by Lee Hazlewood, with Duane Eddy on guitar... Rather Special.

The White Album (If I have to name the artist for anyone, go burn your guitars and take up the accordion immediately)

P-Funk--The Mothership Connection

Make my funk the P.Funk I wants to get funked up.

Exile on Main Street

NRBQ- Uncommon Denominators

Fabulous Thunderbirds

Waylon Jennings. Live the expanded edition. Top notch, highly recommend it.

Praxis - Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis)
Buckethead rocks!!

Devendra Banhart - Little Boys

FZ - Zoot Allures

Eagles Help me through the night; The Action with Reg King

The Black Keys - Set you free
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:smile:

Cream - Wheels of Fire

currently I'm listening to the dishwasher, but I'm fixin' to listen to King's X, "Faith Hope Love".

David Mullen: Revival
Russ Taff: The Way Home

My Daughter, practicing Christmas carols and Joni Mitchell for the weeks upcoming gigs. She's playing "I wish I had a River" and she's making me cry.
Richard