What are you listening to right *now*?

Please please me - Beatles

ZZtop - First Album

Big Star - In Space

Fugazi – Steady Diet of Nothing

Rio Grande Mud

The Quintette of the Hot Club of France
Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli

A 1990 GNP Crescendo release of sessions cut between 1947 and 1949.

War: All Day Music
The Temptations: Ball of Confusion
Howard Roberts: Equinox Express Elevator
Creedence Clearwater Revival: Cosmo's Factory
Joe Maphis: Fire On The Frets
Mozart: "Jupiter"

A recording of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac at the BBC. Not the official release.

This's my ZZtop day.

Fandango! (Mexican Blackbird right now)

King Crimson, Bill Frisell, They Might Be Giants, Brian Eno, and the night is still young!

Billy Kirchen's "Have Love Will Travel".
The Notting Hillbillies "missing"
Electric Flag "Groovin' Is Easy" ....great live recordings

Right Now: I Can't Dance -- Gram Parsons

Tony Rice: "Plays And Sings Bluegrass", Rounder :smile:

Right Now: I Can't Dance -- Gram Parsons

Welcome to TDPRI!

I listened to a few discs of Flying Burrito Brothers last night.

Wilson Picket, "Mustang Sally" :mrgreen:

(and other similar tunes)

Stan Getz & Bill Evans (Verve, 1964).

/ Tony

Syd Barrett-The Madcap Laughs

FZ The Mothers - Fillmore East, June 1971

"American Beauty", the debut CD from my new band, NEP. My avatar is also the cover photo.:wink:

Two Minute Warning - Depeche Mode

Right Now: I Can't Dance -- Gram Parsons

Seeing that it's your first post, I'd like to welcome you to the TDPRI, ChinaTwanger! You'll like it here.
Enjoy! :smile:

Joe Pass & Red Mitchell "Finally: Live in Stockholm" (Verve, 1992)

/ Tony

Cheap Trick - Rockford

D.L. Menard: "Cajun Saturday Night", Rounder :smile:

a Paul McCartney concert DVD: "The Space Within Us"

Ween - Many Colors in the Homo Rainbow (Very un PC title, great song)

Joe Pass: "Blues For Fred", Pablo. Joe Pass' take on some songs made famous by Fred Astaire.
Excellent! :smile:

Steve Goodman - Somebody Else's Troubles

They Call Me Dr. Professor Longhair - Professor Longhair. It's on XM Bluesville.

Bill Frisell - East/West

One for Lenny - Danny Gatton from Hot Rod Guitar

Jeff Tweedy "Sunken Treasure" free downloads dvd extras

Concrete Blonde.

...and where is the Jim Mankey appreciation thread?...Hmm?

Various Artists: "Sounds of Wood & Steel", Windham Hill.
Acoustic guitars played by: Doyle Dykes, Clint Black, Michael Hedges, Snuffy Walden, Will Ackerman, Skip Ewing, Laurence Juber and Leo Kottke among others. :smile:

Whirrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr..

got some goodies on the go right now.

at this very second i'm on "kissing the lipless" track one off "chutes too narrow" by the fabulous fabulous THE SHINS

also gracing my desk this week are:

Ys by JOANNA NEWSOM. which is indescribably beautiful. she reduced to hot helpless tears with the searing beauty of her music at the barbican last month.

lastly i've got the rough trade "country" compilation double disk here featuring 40 tracks by the likes of GIANT SAND, THE REPLACEMENTS, THE MEAT PUPPETS, LUCINDA WILLIAMS, SONGS OHIA, GOLDEN SMOG, STEVE EARLE, CHICKASAW MUD PUPPIES, ELLA GURU, THE VIOLENT FEMMES, CALEXICO, THE MEKONS, THE GOURDS etc.

The River -- Bruce Springsteen

The Bears (Adrian Belew) - Rise and Shine

Rock The Casbah - The Clash

"Rumble"- You Am I, a fabulous Aussie band.

Dinosaur Jr. - Beyond

Tom Petty - Full Moon Fever

something - beatles

Fleetwood Mac In Chicago 1969

I didn't remember this one. I was looking through my stack of CDs on top of my CD rack, & spotted a Fleetwood Mac CD I didn't recognize. All these British guys seemed to think they had to do a record in Chicago for validity or something. A lot of them aren't very good. This one's ok so far, but I'm still on disk one.

Good recording, with a dry mix.

Vince Gill - These Days. All 4 CDs in shuffle mode :smile:

Simon and Garfunkel--Book Ends

I didn't realise I own this record. It came in a large stash of albums from a coworker's deceased father-in-law.

One of my church pianists practicing "I Love to Tell The Story."

Cheikha Remitti, "Aux Sources Du Rai" (live, 2000).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheikha_Remitti_el_Reliziana

/ Tony

"Only The Lonely" by Chris Isaak, from the Baja Sessions album.

Now it's "The Last Time" by the Stones.

...Well now iss later than before sew I are lissnin tew This!! and boy iss it good! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfsa5VxJp58).





http://personalweb.sunset.net/~barron/sig.gif

(deranged internet-based alter ego, with my own lexicon and all.)

Please visit my page (http://personalweb.sunset.net/~barron/)

...Well now iss later than before sew I are lissnin tewThis!! and boy iss it good! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tfsa5VxJp58)
I've listened to him before, and now I listened to him again. Arlo West is the real thing! I love his guitar playing. Can you believe the amount of talent here at the TDPRI!

/ Tony

... it's my hard drive going "whirrrrrr, clunk! griiiiiiinnnndd, clunk! whirrrrrrrr clunk! gggggrrrrrrrrrrrrr pppfffssssssttttt griiiiinnnddd clunk! ....



you get the picture :cry:

Junior Brown - Guit With It
- Semi Crazy

Tom Waits - Bone Machine

Jeff Beck - Bulgaria from his album 'Jeff Beck'. Stunning, stunning playing.

Rick Jennerette calling the Sabres-Flames game. Best play by play man in hockey.
Hey, gotta take a break from the tunes once in a while!

The Rain Song - Zeppelin

The original 'Mac. Cheers to Bluetele54 for the heads up on P. Green.

Rage Against The Machine-Renagades of Funk

Just for Durango Jon-Boy... Bruce Springsteen live from NYC!!! LOL!! All in good fun!!!

Personal Jesus - Marilyn Manson (Depeche Mode Cover)

Essential Ten Years After

Lenny Kravitz - Let Love Rule

Albert King, I wanna get funky

Rory Gallagher - Against The Grain

Jethro Tull - Minstrel in the Gallery

Lucinda Williams' new one - "West". Really tugs on the ol' heart strings.

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What I'm listening to at any given time is right here (http://www.provencio.com/nowplay.htm).

Right now, it just happens to be Uncle Tupelo though.

Neil Young - Cortez the Killer - from the Weld Live CD

Currently on heavy rotation in my CD player:
Charlie Christian box set
Western Electric - sftd.
Loretta Lynn - Van Lear Rose
Bob Dylan - Modern Times
Bottle Rockets - Blue Sky

...and I'm really looking forward to the new Richmond Fontaine album, which I couldn't find in shops here yet.

Wild Man Fischer - Wildmania

Calistan by Frank Black!

Burning of the midnite lamp...Hendrix...well sort of....I got my messed up playing of it in my head

Rage Against The Machine-Renagades of Funk

Groove, sucka!

The Jayhawks - "Hollywood Town Hall"
NRBQ - "God Bless Us All"

Ricky Skaggs: "Bluegrass Rules!", Rounder. :smile:

I'm busy going through a .wav file I made with the Jet Audio media player about a week, of Bootliquor radio, using Audacity. I'm making individual .wav files of the good songs, and tossing the trash. I might burn some of the good ones on a CD.

You must have to be an expert to know who's doing these, because they never tell you.

Internet radio, and no pesty DJs!

Like that'll last!

Now playing:

Si Bheag Si Mhor (No, that's not Swedish) - Ry Cooder & David Lindley (The Family Tour)

The 10 latest songs in iTunes before that:

Django - Joe Pass (For Django)
Things Don't Work Out Right - Hound Dog Taylor (Release The Hound)
Florence Of Arabia - Howard Roberts (Color Him Funky)
Brown Sugar - D'Angelo (Brown Sugar)
Ramblin' - Ornette Coleman (Change Of The Century)
Hot Rod Lincoln - Bill Kirchen (Hot Rod Lincoln Live!)
Choices - George Jones (Cold Hard Truth)
You Never Can Tell - Chuck Berry
Blue Moon Of Kentucky - The Stanley Brothers (Angel Band: The Classic Mercury Rec's)
Dry Southern Blues - Blind Lemon Jefferson

/ Tony

Calvin Russell, the "Soldier" album...

Ray Price: "The Essential Ray Price, 1951 - 1962", Columbia Country Classics. :smile:

Shakti

Adrian Belew - Mr. Music Head

Frank Sinatra "The Capitol Years", disc 3.

/ Tony

Great Big Sea- Courage&Patience&Grit.

Son Of Schmilsson

Now everytime I think of Joy,
I get all weird inside

Buena Vista Social Club. My CD player holds 200 discs and is on random, so the best I can do is track #13.

I emptied out all the discs and reinserted them, all the while logging them into an Excel spread sheet.

Guitar Ed

Current rotation in the ipod is:
Michael Schenker-Capt. Nemo
Best of Lightnin' Hopkins- Lemme Play with Your Poodle
Muddy Waters- Champaigne & Reefer
Chicken Shack- Imagination Lady
ZZ Top - Down at the Balinese

I have iTunes on shuffel with every cream album loaded. Toad!

Now playing:

Elvis Presley Blues - Gillian Welsh (Time - The Revelator)

The 10 latest songs in iTunes before that:

Sling Shot - Jeff Beck (Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop)
You'll Be Sorry One Day - Slim Harpo
Eighty-One - Miles Davis (E.S.P)
Friday The Thirteen - Joe Henderson (The State Of The Tenor)
Turn On Your Love Light - Bobby "Blue" Bland
Machine Gun Funk - Notorious B.I.G. (Ready To Die)
Tight Jeans - Jaheim (Still Ghetto)
Joliet Blues - Johnny Shines
If It Had Not Been For Jesus - Blind Willie Johnson
99 Lbs - Ann Peebles

/ Tony

Nilsson Schmilsson

My Morphine - Gillian Welch

OK Go- A Million ways

first four "dead" albums on shuffle

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

The Kentucky Headhunters - Songs From The Grass String Ranch

Sky Cries Mary

Motown, loads of various artists MP3 compilation disk i'm burning for a road trip....The Temptations' "Papa Was a Rolling Stone" is playing as i type

Warren Zevon - My Ride's Here

Natali Dizdar - Ne daj
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:grin:

David Grier: "Lone Soldier", Rounder. Everyone who likes flatpicked acoustic guitar ought to listen to this! David Grier is an awesome musician. :smile:

Remember - The Jimi Hendrix Experience

ZZ Top GreatestHits.
Cheap sunglasses is playing as I type :cool:

Mark

Warren Zevon - Life'll Kill Ya

Neil Young - soundtrack to "Dead Man"

The Kentucky Headhunters - Pickin' On Nashville

Gato Barbieri, "Fiesta" offa "Caliente".
The Man can play Tenor Sax with SOUL.

Matthew Sweet - Girlfriend

Explosions In The Sky - All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone

Chet Atkins: Read My Licks

Southern Culture On The Skids - Countrypolitan Favorites

Jeff Beck, "Train Kept a Rollin"

Guitar Ed

Miles Davis: "Sketches of Spain", CBS.

the quartet:cool:
Illuminated:cool: the band
Helium:cool: the album

I'm currently listening to a band called The Living End, they're a Punk-A-Billy band from Australia, and I'm not much of a punk person, but a lot of their stuff is great! Emagine U2 doing Punkabilly music with Brian Setzer on guitar, and thats The Living End... as weird as that may sound. :smile:

Oh and of course, I'm ALWAYS listening to Carl Perkins and Danny Gatton.

George Harrison--Brainwashed

I've always thought of The Living End as Green Day meets the Stray Cats. My brother saw them in a small club in Wisconsin a few years ago. Said they put on a great live show.

FZ - Them or Us
FZ - Sheik Yerbouti

The Mothers of Invention: Suzy Creamcheese

Lester Young: "Lester Young 1943 - 1947". 23 tracks with a musical genius surrounded by equally talented musicians. :smile:

Same as always - blues, blues, blues. I have everything from Mississippi Fred McDowell and Robert Johnson to Luther Allison and Phillip Walker loaded onto my PC, about 9 hrs. worth. I start it up, shuffle it, and let it go.

Doug Sahm - Groover's Paradise

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng__WbaFVz4

Jerry Reed and Chet Atkins "I'll Say She Does"

Arlo West-Lone Pine:razz:

Cool :cool:

Under My Thumb - Rolling Stones

2.30am by Kevin Montgomery!

:grin: Peter

Charles Mingus

The rain beating on the window......

Chris Wall: "Honky Tonk Heart", Rykodisc.

Brent Mason - Smokin' Section
Paul Butterfield Blues Band - PBBB

'Skinny White Girl' by Trailer Bride Milissa Swingle's subversion of the 'Crossroads' legend.

A selection of piano works by Erik Satie. Among them three Gymnopédies and three Gnossiennes.

Vince Gill - These days... again :smile:

FZ - We're Only In It For The Money/Lumpy Gravy

FZ - We're Only In It For The Money/Lumpy Gravy

JGW/ Gangster of Love :grin:
you know Zappa was a devotee of JOHNNY GUITAR WATSON.
ZAPPA was so avant guard.

Johnny "Guitar" Watson was great. You could tell by listening to his arrangements how heavilly Zappa borrowed from him.

He did a great guest vocal appearance on "Them or Us" in the song "In France"

The heater fan running and the ringing in my ears.

The Kentucky Headhunters - Songs From The Grass String Ranch

EXCELLENT album!

EXCELLENT album!

No doubt. I always liked those guys.

Right now, Winamp is just playing the MP3 directory

Natali Dizdar - Ne daj
:grin:
Cool stutter bass playing.
Didn't care for the singer, but she didn't hurt my eyes.
Croatia, huh?!

/ Tony

Been shuffling her CDs:

"Revival"
"Hell Among The Yearlings"
"Time (The Revelator)"

I think I'm in love.

/ Tony

I've always thought of The Living End as Green Day meets the Stray Cats. My brother saw them in a small club in Wisconsin a few years ago. Said they put on a great live show.

Duh! I forgot to mention Green Day in my post... :lol: I knew I was leaving out a band in my discription... and of course knowing me I'd leave out the most popular one. :grin:

Graham Parker & the Rumour, Squeezing out the sparks (1979)
with songs like , Local Girls,Passion Is No Ordinary Word,Nobody Hurts You. good stuff !!!!

Albert Collins...Deep Freeze live cd.
Audio quality is a touch harsh but smokin' none the less. Yah...
:cool:

'Adrienne' - the Calling
'Far Away' - Nickelback
'Save Tonight' - Eagle Eye Cherry
'Chasing Cars' - Snow Patrol

Normally I wouldn't listen to this stuff but I'm helping a friend out for his High School Prom. He wouldn't normally listen to this stuff either.

The Brecker Brothers - Heavy Metal Be-Bop

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Oh G-d, do I have to tell???

Quicksilver Messenger Service, "Happy Trails" CD . . . album was recorded live in 1968!

Why? Who the heck knows?

"Hey, pass that around . . . . . . ."

The sound of silence :mrgreen:
The kids aren't home from school yet, the wife is still at work and the dog is sleeping by the back door.
All hell should break loose in about 20 minutes :twisted:

Mark

Uma Pemmeraju :mrgreen:

Katy Lied

The 3 tracks from the new Wilco album that leaked all over the internet.

It's sounding pretty darn good - this will be a "must buy".

Paul Burleson " Train Kept a Rollin"
The Electric Flag live rare cuts "Groovin is Easy"
J.J.Cale and Eric Clapton "Escondido"
"Notting Hillbillies" w/ Mark Knopfler and Friends.
Bill Kirchen "Have Love Will Travel".
(remember Paladin's "Have Gun Will Travel"?

"Here in California" as done by David Alvin.

next up

"Amigo" by David Ball

(I guess I am going through the "Ds" tonight.)

Tom Waits, "The One That Got Away." one of my favorites by him!

Now playing:

Kentucky Blues – Little Hat Jones

The 10 latest songs in iTunes before that:

Zoltan – Larry Young
Slam Hammer – Johnny Young
Red Clay Halo – Gillian Welch
Lush Life – Nat King Cole
Hook, Line & Sinker – Smiley Lewis
Thunderstorms And Neon Signs – Hank Williams III
Can I Change My Mind – Tyrone Davis
I’m The Man – Gang Starr
Unity, Pt. 1 – James Brown & Africa Bambaataa
It Could Happen To You – Ahmad Jamal

/ Tony

The Clash

The Bad Plus- Suspicious Activity

Man could that guy sing and play piano. He's the finest kind of rock and roller.

Cassady

"Hammer of the Honkey-Tonk Gods"
Bill Kirchen

In Stereo Where Available
by the Eyeballin' Torpedoes

Alicia - Charlie Musselwhite

Big Joe Turner - Rocks In My Bed, "Flip, Flop and Fly"

Two CDs by Merle Haggard: "Blue Jungle" and "1994", both on Curb. :smile:

Now playing:

Louie Louie – Toots & the Maytals

The 10 latest songs in iTunes before that:

Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues – Bill Kirchen
Lonesome Fugitive – David Lindley & Ry Cooder
Your Funeral And My Trial – Sonny Boy Williamson (II)
Still A Fool – Muddy Waters
Shake Ya A** – Mystical
Guests Of Rudy Vallee – The Lion & Atilla
Keys In The Mail Box – Buck Owens
Guerrillas In The Mist – Paris
To Do This, You Got To Know How – Lonnie Johnson
Duppy Conqueror – Bob Marley & the Wailers

/ Tony

Stan Getz with the Oscar Peterson Trio

Run Run Run - Phoenix

Im watching the swedish melody festival (the election to eurovision awards) and some girl named Sonja just made it to the finals in Sweden.
I guess that this is just noticable by people living in europe but last year the finnish rock act Lordi" won the whole contest and that chaned the whole sound of the contest , from cheezy songs to rock , and this year its some kind of fusion between different styles and there isn't one good song except the Ark's. I think it's to early to get any real good songs yet since it was just one year ago since the sound changed. Im hoping for next year , and maybe even get one of my own songs in it.

I just found the out of print elvis costello box "2 1/2 years" at waterloo. It has the live at the el mocambo disc from 1978..a fire storm! Found it for 33.99!

Right now I've got Lee Ritenour's latest CD, Smoke 'n' Mirrors cookin' on the media player. I've wanted to get into more jazz players and I thought he would be a great start.

Richard Thompson: "Small Town Romance", Hannibal/Rykodisc. R.T. recorded live w. his acoustic guitar in 1982. :smile:

Various tracks by Ray and the Detonators featuring TDPRI's own Pete Bradt!

Excellent!

:lol: Peter

Been listening to Blackfield I&II. :grin:

http://www.blackfield.org/index.cfm

beggers banquet at the moment!

FZ - Hot Rats

Buddy Guy: "Buddy's Baddest - The Best of Buddy Guy", Silvertone.
A compilation of the Silvertone albums "Damn Right I've Got the Blues", "Feels Like Rain" and "Slippin' In". :smile:

Yehoodi! Radio

http://www.yehoodi.com/radio/

Right now they are tracking Alberta Hunter, The Dark Strutters Ball.

Two Gallants
The Black Keys
These first two are duos, each with a guitarist and a drummer.
Strummin with the Devil (a comp of Bluegrass style Van Halen tunes with David Lee Roth at the helm)

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Really big shoe!

I wonder how many of those screeming girls in the audiance look at the youtube clips and go.... "that was me, right THERE!" "Wait, no, back it up.... THERE!"

Albert King...Born Under a Bad Sign cd.
ahhh.....
:cool:

I miss this kind of playing... come back Mark.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=772MnqKgrOk

Janis Joplin - Pearl

patsy cline

Ernest Tubb and the Texas Troubadors - The Last Sessions

SRV and Jimmie Vaughn's cd Family style.

song- Tick Tock

Dep

Marty Robbins: "The Essential Marty Robbins, 1951 - 1982", Columbia Country Classics.
A 2-CD compilation, 27 tracks spanning his career - including the guitar work of the legendary Grady Martin and Chet Atkins. :smile:

Ani Difranco and Utah Phillips: The Past Didn't Go Anyhere

John Hiatt

The birds outside doing their thing.

Guitar Ed

Townes Van Zandt at the moment.

The ticking of a clock and the squiling of a computer.

Never Did no Wanderin'
by the New Main Street Singers, off the soundrack "A Mighty Wind".

Grateful Dead – Dark Star (the 6th of December, 1973)

Val-tone - 'Never Did no Wanderin'' the New Main Street Singers version kicks the butt of the Folksmen.

Aimee Mann - Lost in Space

bonnie raitt "fundamental"

Grateful Dead live at Jai-Alai Fronton 6-23-74 Miami, FL

Norah Jones "Not Too Late."

Beautifully produced,sparse,and great players who play with super economy and restraint.

Maria Muldaur: "Waitress In The Donut Shop", Reprise.
Nice album with stellar musicians, that has stood the test of time. :smile:

Bob Weir & Ratdog. I saw them in Syracuse last friday night, I walked out with a copy of the show. I wish more artists would do that.

I. Ron. Butterfly - Inagaddadavida

Johnny Winter-White Hot Blues CD
Jerry Garcia-Shady Grove
Lou Reed- R&R Animal
Rolling Stones-Let It Bleed & Love you Live
BB King- 80
Etta James- Blue to the Bone
Bob Dylan-Modern Times

SAMMY MEYERS, 'Coming From The Old School' featuring guitar MASTER ,
MEL BROWN. There IS more of this stuff out there, but IT GETS NO BETTER THAN THIS!

Charley Pride: "The Essential Charley Pride", RCA. A 20 track compilation spanning his career. Wish there were more ... :smile:

"Jack the Ripper" by the Surfaris - lots of twang, but probably no Teles - from Lost Legends of Surf Guitar - Point Panic

It's A Beautiful World -- Lil Ed and the Blues Imperials. I found a good blues station online that you can access through Media Player. I think it's gotradio.

Now they're playing a version of You Can't Always Get What You Want by Luther Allison. Interesting.

to the rhytm of the falling rain, telling me just what a fool ive been, i wish that it would go and let me cry in vein, and let me be alone again...
the only girl i care about has gone away lookin for a brand new life...



and the sound of the keyboard...
=D

Wicked Game - Chris Isaak

Hammer of the Honky Tonk Gods-Bill Kirchen

Dick Dale.....surfin' away some office time.
:cool:

01-1984 - David Bowie

Just bought "loose" by jim campilongo so I'm jamming that

Albert Lee - Gagged but not Bound

Brent Mason: "Hot Wired", Mercury.

Jimmy Thackery - Guitar
(bet that was a hard album title to come up with)

"Bright Size Life," Pat Metheny, with Jaco on bass

What became of the likely lads - The Libertines

Nick Lowe - I Knew The Bride
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Rockpile - Girls Talk
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:cool:

Eddie Boyd w. Fleetwood Mac, "7936 South Rhodes", from 1968.

Maybe Peter Green's best playing ever?

/ Tony

Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker - Town Hall, New York City, June 22, 1945
Duke Ellington - Piano In The Background

U2 - Helter Skelter

Guitar Ed

David Lindley - Bon Temps Roulez
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David Lindley - Werewolves of London
rpebrtsSSYY

:cool:

Letter to Lucille - Tom Jones

Pure Imagination - Willy Wonka soundtrack

Skin and Bones - The Sundays (I could listen to Harriet Wheeler reading from a phone book)

David Lindley - Werewolves of London
rpebrtsSSYY

:cool:

With Hiram Bullock in his band?

Cheater Slicks' Refried Dreams. it's on the turntable as we speak.

With Hiram Bullock in his band?


This is from "Night Music with David Sanborn" Hiram was part of the house band.

:cool:

Reverend Horton Heat, "The Full Custom Gospel Sounds", 1993.

Chock-a-billy at it's best!

/ Tony

Allan Holdsworth - The Sixteen Men Of Tain

Elvis Presley - Sunrise-Disc 1

Amee Chapman... she is really good!

Mellencamp "Martha Say" and "What If I Came Knockin"

Duke Ellington, "The Blanton-Webster Band", a 3 disc set covering the years 1940-42.

Absolutely amazing music!

/ Tony

Warren Zevon - Life'll Kill Ya
Warren Zevon - My Ride's Here
Warren Zevon - Excitable Boy
Warren Zevon - Warren Zevon

http://bluestormmusic.com/store/images/winterjohnny_progressiveblues.jpg

The Hellecasters- Escape from Hollywood

I can't seem to take it off the changer.

McCoy Tyner - "The Real McCoy" (Blue Note, 1967).

McCoy Tyner-pno
Joe Henderson-tenor
Ron Carter-bass
Elvin Jones-dms

Powerful stuff.

/ Tony

Ted Nugent - Ted Nugent (Stranglehold)

Beatles - White Album (disc one)

My Name is Buddy - Ry Cooder

up next will be

Rogue's Gallery ( Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs & Shantys )

and then some Pentangle.
That should take care of the rest of the day in the office.

Bobby 'Blue' Bland - The Bobby "Blue" Bland Anthology

Albert King - Born Under a Bad Sign

The Beat Alls - Revolver

The Byrds- "Sweetheart of the Rodeo"

The Byrds- "Sweetheart of the Rodeo"


Some great playin' by Clarence White on "Sweetheart Of The Rodeo"!!

:mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Rolling Stones - If I was a Dancer (Pt.2). Great track.

Son House & The Great Delta Blues Singers (1928-30)
Document Records DOCD-5002

Son House (1930)
01 - My black mama - part 1
02 - My black mama - part 2
03 - Preachin` the blues - part 1
04 - Preachin` the blues - part 2
05 - Dry spell blues part 1
06 - Dry spell blues - part 2
07 - Walking blues
Willie Brown (1930)
08 - M & O blues
09 - Future blues
Kid Bailey (1929)
10 - Mississippi bottom blues
11 - Rowdy blues
Garfield Akers (1929-30)
12 - Cottonfield blues - part 1
13 - Cottonfield blues - part 2
14 - Dough roller blues
15 - Jumpin` and shoutin` blues
Joe Calicott (1930)
16 - Fare thee well blues
17 - Traveling mama blues
Jim Thompkins (1930)
18 - Bedside blues
Blind Joe (Willie) Reynolds (1929-30)
19 - Outside woman blues
20 - Nehi blues
21 - Married man blues
22 - Third Street woman blues
Rube Lacy (1928)
23 - Mississippi jail house groan
24 - Ham hound crave

This is probably my favorite compilation of all time.

/ Tony

Goldfrapp - Strict Machine

Son House & The Great Delta Blues Singers (1928-30)
Document Records DOCD-5002

Son House (1930)
01 - My black mama - part 1
02 - My black mama - part 2
03 - Preachin` the blues - part 1
04 - Preachin` the blues - part 2
05 - Dry spell blues part 1
06 - Dry spell blues - part 2
07 - Walking blues
Willie Brown (1930)
08 - M & O blues
09 - Future blues
Kid Bailey (1929)
10 - Mississippi bottom blues
11 - Rowdy blues
Garfield Akers (1929-30)
12 - Cottonfield blues - part 1
13 - Cottonfield blues - part 2
14 - Dough roller blues
15 - Jumpin` and shoutin` blues
Joe Calicott (1930)
16 - Fare thee well blues
17 - Traveling mama blues
Jim Thompkins (1930)
18 - Bedside blues
Blind Joe (Willie) Reynolds (1929-30)
19 - Outside woman blues
20 - Nehi blues
21 - Married man blues
22 - Third Street woman blues
Rube Lacy (1928)
23 - Mississippi jail house groan
24 - Ham hound crave

This is probably my favorite compilation of all time.

/ Tony

Big Tony, that sounds Like an awesome compilation . I'm going to try to find that . It has some performers I'd be interested in right now. thanx for the tip.

Shorty Billups , "Shor'ty's Got The Blues" ..

Old school Chicago blues by the man . 69 y.o. and still just as HIP !!! love the guy, I did audio for recently and the man was very classy and still in the POCKET !!!

Relentless!!!! Gatton and De Francesco-a dynamic duo!!!!

The Kentucky Headhunters - Pickin' On Nashville
The Kentucky Headhunters - Songs From The Grass String Ranch

Right at this minute? Steely Dan's first five albums

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