What are you listening to right *now*?

Beatallica
Tom Waits - The Heart Of Saturday Night

Neil Young from "The Concert for America" CD. Or whatever that show was that they did right after 9/11.

Guitar Ed

Sade - Promise; Jezebel

Red Sox vs. Orioles MLB gameday audio

Chet Baker: "The Best Of Chet Baker Sings", Capitol.
A compilation of 20 tracks, recorded 1953-1956 and reissued on one CD in 1989.

Lee Rocker and Big Blue - Atomic Boogie Hour

mojocasterman: Belle Star

All things Jimmy Reed.

I'm reading his biography: "Big Boss Man - The Life & Music Of Bluesman Jimmy Reed", by Will Romano (Backbeat Books, 2006, ISBN-10: 0-87930-878-8, ISBN-13: 978-0-87930-878-0)

The trio of Jimmy Reed, Eddie Taylor, and Earl Phillips, was truly the "Jimmy Reed Sound", as we know it today. It's great to listen to those old recordings again, now with more knowledge, and better ears. :wink:

It's a great sound.

Jimmy Reed sold more records than Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, and Little Walter!

I'll get back to you later. Must read & listen! :smile:

/ Tony

History of Trojan Records 1968-71. Double album. Doesn't get any better. Jummy Cliff, Marley & the Wailers, Desmond Dekker, Symarip, and the original versions of "The Tide Is High" and "Red Red Wine."

Death Cab For Cutie - "Scientist Studies"

Country Dick Montana - The Devil Lied To Me
Beat Farmers - Glad 'n' Greasy
Beat Farmers - Van Go

Learning "Burning Love".

We're doing a gig supporting a Firewalking event, so songs with Fire and Heat are on the set list.

Opening with "Great Balls of Fire"!

:grin: Peter

MAN...or ASTROman?

Disraeli Gears

Sonic Youth – Sonic Nurse

Cliftn Chenier

Taylor Swift.. "Teardrops on my guitar"

Beastie Boys "Check Your Head"

Live on Austin City Limits from 1988. Pete Anderson is great!

Also listening to Skunkweed. They're from San Antonio, and are a pretty funny, streange group. Check them out on the web if you get a chance. I know I found a song or two to download before I got their CD's.

London Calling THE CLASH I just watched the Documentary of the Clash called "Westway to the World" last night . Now I'm on a Clash kick..

Magic Sam - "Square Dance Rock"; The Essential Magic Sam.

Rich Koerner MP3s

Then She Kissed Me - the Derailers

Closest thing to Buck and the Buckaroos to come along in a LONG time.

:grin:

A CD by Etta James: "Her Best", Chess. A 20-track compilation recorded 1960-1970.

It's all there: Kicking off with "At Last", followed by "Sunday Kind Of Love", "Something's Got A Hold On Me", a live-recording of "Baby, What You Want Me To Do", "Security" and "I'll Rather Go Blind" as the highlights.

She was a wonderful singer! Pity that drugs and alcohol prevented her from becoming a giant star ...

Right now:

Jimmy Dawkins - "All For Business" (1974) [Andrew “Big Voice” Odom on vocal]

10 latest in iTunes:

Charley Patton - "Screamin’ And Hollerin’ The Blues" (1929)
Slim Harpo - "Mailbox Blues" (1968)
Willie Walker - "South Carolina Rag" (1930)
Garfield Akers - "Dough Roller Blues" (1930)
Robert Petway - "Catfish Blues" (1941)
Jimmy Reed - "Close Together" (1960)
Johnny Young - "Wild, Wild Women" (1965)
Johnny “Guitar” Watson - "Three Hours Past Midnight" (1955)
Pee Wee Carayton - "Runnin’ Wild" (1954)
Sleepy John Estes - "Floating Bridge" (1937) [wasn’t that a question in the Strat forum the other day? :wink: ]

I’m having a blues night! (play list: blues; random playing)

/ Tony

In a five-disc CD changer:

Complete Stax/Volt Singles Vol. 3
Motown Classic Hits Vol. 5
Mojo Presents Southern Soul
The Very Best of Curtis Mayfield
Picture of Heath (Baker/Pepper/Urso)

No Teles discernible on Picture of Heath, oddly enough.....

Peter

Welcome to the club, pbenn!

That is a nice quintet of CDs. :cool:

/ Tony

Junkyardman - The Junkyardmen
Roy's Bluz - Jimmy Thackery
One Step - The Paladins
Let It All Hang Out - John Mellencamp
Let Me In - Jimmie Vaughan
Had To Cry Today - Joe Bonamassa
Going To Mexico - The Steve Miller Band
U Tol' Me - John Mooney
My Aching Back - Phantom Blues Band

:cool:

Zamfir, master of the pan flute

Bodeans & Smithereens greatest hits.

Nilsson Schmilsson

BR5-49: "Big Backyard Beat Show", Arista 1998.

Jim Ford: The Sounds of Our Time

Humble Pie's Smokin'. I may have posted this reply before, and likely will post it again, as this CD is SO good!

Chitlins Con Carne- The Frantics

Jazz by a garage rock band?!

Oh yes!

Humble Pie's Smokin'. I may have posted this reply before, and likely will post it again, as this CD is SO good!

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Cocteau Twins: Victorialand

The Sir Douglas Quintet - Live in Austin, a 1981 Austin City Limits show.

Cream - Wheels of Fire

Kill Bill vol. 1

Yo La Tengo 'pass the hatchet, i think i'm goodking"

http://www.yolatengo.com/audio.html

The Coop - Love it to Death

Robert Plant & the Strange Sensation - Mighty Re-arranger

"Footprints"; Miles Davis - The Columbia Years.

Mike Nesmith Nevada Fighter & Tantamount to Treason

Morphine - Shame
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Björk - Hyper-ballad
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:cool:

Never heard of a band named Morphine

One of my favorite Stones songs:

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"A Thousand Miles From Nowhere"; Dwight Yoakam
off "Last Chance For A Thousand Years".

The Who Live at The Isle of Wight DVD

Never heard of a band named Morphine]



Morphine is one of my favorite bands. (http://www.rykodisc.com/Catalog/CatalogArtist_01.asp?Action=Get&Artist_ID=121)

:cool:

It is 10pm and my 6yo daughter is asleep. So the CD player is off. Instead I am listening to the A/C unit of my next door neighbor. She is psychotic, and won't open her windows to let the cool night air in. At least if her windows are closed, we can't hear her. Which is the best of all possible worlds.

Guitar Ed

Rolling Stones - 1972

Gimme Shelter
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All Down The Line
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You Can't Always Get What You Want
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Brown Sugar
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Street Fighting Man
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:cool:

461 Ocean Boulevard
Disraeli Gears
Wheels of Fire

"Festival Junction" - Duke Ellington Orchestra Live At Newport.

THIRD STONE FROM THE SUN--Jimi

"Happy Jack"; The Who - "Live At Leeds".

Old Dogs: "Old Dogs", Atlantic 1998.
Old Dogs is a quartet consisting of Waylon Jennings, Mel Tillis, Bobby Bare and Jerry Reed. 11 songs, all penned by the inimitable Shel Silverstein. :smile:

No tunes right now, it's almost dawn and all the birds are chattering outside.

It's been Z.Z. Top around here lately. My 13 year old son has been playing them constantly in his room. I have a couple of boots that we've been enjoying around here, and I really like "Mescalero" and "Rhythmeen"

I've also been on an NRBQ kick here lately.

Blues For Greeny
Still Got the Blues

Fleetwood Mac - Boston Tea Party Part One

Kraftwerk--Computer World

The new Otis Clay CD, Walk A Mile In My Shoes.

Knopfler and Harris, All the Roadrunning

My Nashville is getting near that tone, I tell ya.

Dwight Yoakam: "If There Was A Way", Reprise 1990. Pete Anderson in Tele mode shines all through the record. :smile:

mit gas by tomahawk
english settlement by XTC
a dinosaur jnr compilation

*rocks out*

"El Canciionero Mas y Mas" By Los Lobos. Four disc set from 1977-2000.
What a absolutely fantastic guitar player is David Hidalgo !!!
Liked this band years ago, just getting back into this week and really getting into it
PS:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZZg8xQ0RVg
The guy can play.

i've moved on

now listening to cat power

Can't Buy A Thrill

Buck Owens--The Instrumental Hits

Neil Young & Crazy Horse live at the Fillmore East 1970

Frank Frost, "Jelly Roll King" (1962-66).

Downhome blues at it's best.

/ Tony

Been listening a lot to Chris Rea e.g. "Road To Hell" and Billy Joel -various tunes...getting in touch with my music roots.

Gonna start listening to CSN soon.

Clapton Crossroads Box Set

Haven't listened to it in years...some really good stuff to be found.

Right now, this minute? Beatles Anthology, Vol. 2, disc 1, "She's a Woman."

Friday I'm in Love - The Cure

The new Wilco CD "Sky Blue Sky"

Van Halen bootleg Backstage Charlotte

Something from Big & Rich. I have no idea what the name of the song is.

Guitar Ed

Modest Mussorgsky--Pictures at an Exhibition (orchestrated by Ravel).

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/d/df/Mussorgsky_by_repin.jpg/460px-Mussorgsky_by_repin.jpg

I woke up tonight, and there was an awkward Cadillac comercial, with an Iggy Pop soundtrack to it.... "Here comes success, hooray success".

Get back from the throne room, and it's Tom Waits doing some cool stuff that I hope shows up on youtube. He had something spread all over the stage so that when he started stomping his feet, he raised a huge cloud of dust. Great effect.

Tom Waits - The Heart Of Saturday Night
Tom Waits - Closing Time

One of my favourite CDs ... Carl Jackson * John Starling and The Nash Ramblers: "Spring Training", Sugar Hill 1991.
Stellar playing by Sam Bush, Al Perkins and Roy Huskey Jr. Emmylou Harris graces a few tracks with sweet harmony vocals. :smile:

Yardbirds "Over Under Sideways Down".

Tower of Power, "Soul Vaccination - Live", 1998.

The stuttering finger funk of Rocco Prestia. Oh, yeah! :cool:

/ Tony

White stripes-get behind me satan

Billy Hancock and the Tennessee Rockets - Shakin' That Rockabilly Fever

Tom Waits-real gone

I've just finished listening to a great early Dire Straits show over at sugarmegs. I spend too much time there....

NEIL YOUNG - Live at Massey Hall 1971

Tristan und Isolde

What I Like About You -- The Romantics

Flaco Jiménez, "Flaco's First", Arhoolie CD 370 (1956-58).

A teenage Flaco plays great accordion.

Soulful vocal duets.

Fantastic Tejano roots music!

/ Tony

Sublime - Self Titled album...

Other than The Police, Sublime was and is my primary musical inspiration.

Flaco Jiménez, "Flaco's First", Arhoolie CD 370 (1956-58).

A teenage Flaco plays great accordion.

Soulful vocal duets.

Fantastic Tejano roots music!

/ Tony

I'll bet that's great! I'm going to order it for sure. My favorite music DVD is a Texas Tornados on Austin City Limits in 1990...Doug Sahm, Freddy Fender, Flaco....fabulous Tejano Rock!!!

An old album, reissued on CD, by Marty Stuart: "Busy Bee Cafe", Sugar Hill 1982.
All acoustic music with the participation of Doc & Merle Watson, Earl Scruggs, Carl Jackson, Jerry Douglas and T. Michael Coleman. Johnny Cash guests on a few tracks.

Some good sunday morning, coffee drinking music...........James Taylor's Greatest Hits.

Some good sunday morning, coffee drinking music...........James Taylor's Greatest Hits.

Sunday Morning Coming Down--Kris Kristofferson

Bill Kirchen's, Hammer of the Honky-Tonk Gods (Great Cd)....

Glenn

Roy Buchanan - Sweet Dreams

"My Funny Valentine"; Miles Davis - The Columbia Years (4 Disc Set).

Nice.
http://www.jmrolph.com/

Hey there's a Rolph in my Esquire.

Elvis Costello - This Year's Model
Elvis Costello - Armed Forces

She's filing her nails while they're dragging the lake...
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J.J. Cale's "To Tulsa And Back".

Amédé Ardoin, "I'm Never Comin' Back - The Roots of Zydeco".
Pioneer of Louisiana French Blues 1930-34. Arhoolie 7007.

I'm on an accordion trip at the moment!

/ Tony

Listening to "Confessions of a Pop Group" by The Style Council

Paul Weller, Mick Talbot and Steve White

Released June, 1988


Bubbanov

Kings Of Leon
"Because of Times"

Dale Watson, Live at Newland Netherlands

Steve Earle and The Del McCoury Band: "The Mountain".

Beat Farmers - Glad & Greasy
Beat Farmers - Van Go

"Holy Mountain" Soundtrack

Big Business "Here Come the Waterworks"

Neko Case

Marty Stuart: "This One's Gonna Hurt You", MCA 1992.

Novák Quartet: Béla Bartók, String Quartet No. 4.

Some of my favorite chamber music.

/ Tony

"Race With Devil on Spanish Highway"; Al di Meola - Elegant Gypsy.

Ehm.... Chrome Johnson, Against the grain

GS

Green On Red: Gas Food Lodging/Green on Red [Bonus Tracks]

http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drf600/f691/f69120h03d1.jpg

I bought this several years and it didn't click for whatever reason.
I've recently rediscovered this cd and now I love it.
Especially Gas Food Lodging.

A live bootleg of the J Giles Band from '79. This is some great stuff!!! :mrgreen:

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

pink floyd - money on planet rock

"Romany Rye" - Albert Lee; Speechless.

In Without Knocking: The Mission Mountain Wood Band

Jimmy Smith & Wes Montgomery: "Jimmy & Wes The Dynamic Duo", Verve 1966. Rereleased on CD by PolyGram Records.

Blue Öyster Cult - Tyranny And Mutation

Cause I'm working on Greeny

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v328/wildricechris/smilies/bowdown.gif Charles Ives--The Visionary

Nothing quite like quarter-tone piano duets.

Some unintelligible tweeting on Radio Brandenburg Berlin

Scott Hamilton: "Scott Hamilton Plays Ballads", Concord Jazz 1989.
Scott, one of my favourite tenor players, with a quintet that sports Chris Flory on guitar. 11 tracks of wonderful music.

Paul O'Dette: The Music of John Dowland (http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/pid/1007887/a/Dowland:+Complete+Lute+Works+Vol+1+%2F+Paul+O'Dett e.htm) (Elizabethan/Renaissance lute music on period instruments)

Click the link & scroll down, you can listen to previews of the tracks.....there's some serious fingerpicking goin' on !

"Don't Stand So Close To Me" - The Police; Zenyatta Mondatta.

Spacey New Age stuff on XM radio.

Tres Hombres ZZ TOP , I'm on a big ZZ TOP kick lately . I just luv playing the lick to LaGrange ....

Arctic Monkeys - "This House Is a Circus"

Naftule Brandwein, "King of the Klezmer Clarinet" (1922-41), Rounder CD 1127.

Powerful and hot New York Yiddish music from the first half of the 20th century.

/ Tony

Van Halen II

Sheik Yerbouti

Divinyls - I'll Make You Happy
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Love In Motion - Chrissy Amphlett and Icehouse
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:grin:

Vince Gill: "Pocket Full Of Gold", MCA 1991.

Jim Campilongo--American Hips

Zoot Allures

"I'll Be Gone" - Dwight Yoakam; Guitars,Cadillacs,Etc.,Etc.

U2 - 18 SINGLES

"Young Man Blues" - The Who; Live At Leeds

Leon Redbone - On the Track

Roy Buchanan....Five String Blues

At this exact moment, Headbangers Ball is on, and I am trying to figure out if I am watching an old Armored Saint video, or if they have some new stuff out...

Rachel Sweet - Voo Doo
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:cool:

Steve Miller ...Joker... and I ain't laughing...

A band I just found named "Hot Taco"
Hot stuff from Bakersfield California.

You can stream some of their music from the links below.

Queen - Little Bit (http://www.bakotopia.com/home/User/3293)

CD Baby (http://cdbaby.com/cd/hottaco)

:cool:

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

"Festival Junction" - Duke Ellington; Live At Newport.

Derek Trucks

Cocktail Mix, Vol. 2: Martini Madness

Wayne Toups and Zydecajun.

Roomfull of Blues "Lets have a party"
Duke Robillard era...wow

Hank Williams: "40 Greatest Hits", PolyGram Records 1988.
The master ... it's easy to understand why he became so huge ... :smile:

Texas Jim Lewis and His Lone Star Cowboys -- From 1940s Transcription Discs

Earl Bostic, "E.B. Blows a Fuse" (1946-58), Charly CD 241.

Red hot alto sax - a big influence on John Coltrane, and many others.

/ Tony

heavy air intake from my laboratory.

Creed's Greatest Hits.

I'm really digging Mark Tremonti's guitar work and tone...............

Had Smokin' Joe Kubek & Bnois King live "My Hearts in Texas" in for a while...now listening to Albert Castiglia's "A Stones Throw"... both are very good cds.

:cool:

Jeff Beck - You Had It Coming
Gran Funk - E Pluribus Funk

Status Quo - Twelve gold bars.

Takes me back and still rocks like a demon.

Memphis Jug Band - the complete recorded works.

Shuffle mode.

Great fun! :grin:

/ Tony

Wilson Pickett & Otis Redding complete collections, 'cause I'm on a bad Steve Cropper jones.

God Save The Queen - The Sex Pistols (Loud!) :mrgreen:

I've switched to Cannon's Jug Stompers. Same MO.

I love jug band music!

/ Tony

New to me this week - never heard either before:

Steve Earle - Guitar Town

Junior Kimbrough - The Essential Junior Kimbrough

Both tres :cool:

John Hiatt - Warming Up to the Ice Age

The sound of water filling my bathtub.

The History Of Country Brother Duo's
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:cool:

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

CSS (cansei de ser sexy) - let's make love (and listen to death from above)

My partner (Mrs Big) bought it because she thinks he is "Hunky" but i have really taken a liking to Bryan Ferry's "Dylanesque" CD, original sounds and arrangements and - err -- that voice.

listening to The Dynatones live with Charlie Musselwhite.
Man I wish i knew how to get this stuff from vinyl to cd.

listening to The Dynatones live with Charlie Musselwhite.
Man I wish i knew how to get this stuff from vinyl to cd.

Here you go - USB-Turntable (http://www.amazon.com/Ion-iTTUSB-Turntable-USB-Record/dp/B000BUEMOO)

Larry Carlson (http://larrycarlson.com/)

Don't take the brown acid...:shock:....

:grin:

"Can't Ya Hear Me Knocking" - Rolling Stones; Sticky Fingers

John Lee Hooker: The Healer

Now - streaming KFJC - Los Altos Hills - very eclectic music.
Lately - Django Reinhardt (various cd's) and Roy Buchanan.

Johnny Young, "Johnny Young & Friends", (Testament TCD 5003).

Recorded 1962-66 in Chicago, with "friends" like: Little Walter, Big Walter Horton, Otis Spann, Robert Nighthawk, Jimmy Walker, Slim Willis, and others.

Young was not only a great blues mandolinist, but also a superb rhythm guitarist, and one of my favorite blues singers.

This is deep and heavy music. True as life itself.

/ Tony

"It's All Over Now" - The Rolling Stones; Big Hits (High Tide and Green Grass)

Ray Kennedy: "Guitar Man", Atlantic 1992.

ZZtop - First Album
ZZtop - Tejas

Sananda Maitreya, Angels & Vampires. Pretty great - and he covers the Stones's "Angie"! FYI, S.M. was Terence Trent D'Arby.

John Prine
Bo Diddley
Muddy Waters
Howlin' Wolf
Bob Wills
Bonnie Raitt
Frankie Yankovic
Loretta Lynn
Paul Simon
Adrian Belew
Wild Rice

Very good day musically.

Guy Clark: "Craftsman", Rounder Records 1995.
A 2-CD collection with this master of the singer-songwriter trade. The tracks are compiled from the LP:s "Guy Clark", "The South Cost Of Texas" and "Better Days".

Wilco "Sky Blue Sky"
Grinderman (Nick Cave and 3 of the Bad Seeds)

Still spinning the vinyl.
Steve Cropper "Playin' My Thang" from 1981.
Pretty cool lineup Duck dunn , Willy Hall on drums, The Memphis Horns.

I'm on a Johnnie Taylor trip tonight.

Four CDs spinning in the player. At this moment, one of my favorite Taylor tunes, "It's September" (1973), is playing.

This man's voice is pure soul.

Btw, this song has an utterly cool bass line! :cool:

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It’s September, yeah, you’ve been gone so doggone long
Well, it’s September, yeah, you’ve been gone all summer long
Well, last long distance call you made must have been a lie
‘Cause you said that you’d be home by the 4th of July
Tell me why you’re still gone…

It’s October, just two weeks to Halloween
It is October, baby, I still haven’t heard or seen (how long you..?)
Why would you wanna make me blue, after all I’ve done for you
You know I’ve always taken the best care of you
Tell the truth now, baby, tell the truth now, baby…

Happy Thanksgiving, baby, have you lost that loving feeling?
Well, happy Thanksgiving, baby, have you lost that loving feeling?
You know, the children ask me every day: why did you go away?
I just give them an alibi. I can’t look them in the eye
Woman, how long are you gonna be gone, are you gonna be gone?

Merry Christmas, baby, well, (… you a gift …) oh, I wanted you to know
That the door is still open, even though my heart is sad and broken
Girl, I’m just hoping that you won’t make me wait, I just can’t wait…
I just can’t wait until next September
That’s such a long, long time…

Don’t make me wait, baby…
Are you trying to drive me out of my mind..?
Oh Lord, baby…
We started out together, baby…
And now you want to leave me behind, baby…
Why you wanna do it..huh?
You know I love you, baby…oh, well
I love you better than I do myself
It is October, November, December…
And that’s too long…

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Sorry if the lyrics are incomplete, I just transcribed it on the fly…

Please correct me if you will.

I wish you all a soulful evening!

/ Tony

Brad Paisley and Lee Roy Parnell; rotation of Mud On The Tires, Time Well Wasted, Back To The Well, and Tell The Truth albums...

The Slide Guitar: "Bottles, Knives & Steel", CBS Records 1990.
A compilation in the series "Roots N' Blues". 19 tracks featuring Barbecue Bob, Blind Willie Johnson, Tampa Red, Casey Bill Weldon, Charlie Patton and Bukka White among others.

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Eddie Cochran - The Early Years

"A cloak of elvenkind" by Marcy Playground

FZ - Weasels Ripped My Flesh

Leo Kottke: "Live", On The Spot/Private Music 1995. Boy, is he great!?! :smile:

Peter Green Fleetwood Mac - Boston Tea Party Part One

Megadeth - United Abominations

Had the urge recently to listen to some metal/speed picking stuff. This fits the bill nicely. Sure couldn't listen to it for long periods like I used to though.

Jamie O'Hara: "Rise Above It", RCA. 10 songs, all written by Jamie himself. Excellent! :smile:

24 hours of live music on MTV...... :shock:

they must be getting desperate (http://www.mtv.com/overdrive/?id=1559995&vid=149705)

:confused:

Denny Freeman, "Babydoll"
Previously: Dave Alvin, "Museum Of Heart"

Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
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:cool:

Var. Artists: "Saturday Night Shuffle - A Celebration Of Merle Travis", Shanachie 1993.
19 tracks, all written by Merle Travis. In the band core are Thom Bresh (Merle's son) guitar, Vassar Clements on fiddle and Buddy Emmons on steel guitar among others.
Guest artists are too many to mention but among them Mark O'Connor, Sam Bush, Marty Stuart, Marcel Dadi, Chet Atkins and Josh Graves.
Some serious guitar playing ..... :smile:

.....hide your lighters and matches, cause your guitars won't be safe once you YOUTUBE search "Joscho Stephan"-Django's Tiger, OMG!:shock: :confused: :!: He was 21 at the time of this video, is an actual gypsy from Germany and obviously loves what he's doing. I've been playing for 41 years and never seen anything like this, not even Django in the flesh...enjoy.....JJ.

Gregor Hilden Band (http://www.gregorhilden.de/)

In The Heart Of The City
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Slow Blues Jam
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Dass authentischer Blues, Soul und grooviger Jazz nicht nur aus New Orleans kommen kann, sondern auch aus Münster/Westfalen, beweist der Gitarrist Gregor Hilden..... :confused:

"Going Underground"; Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Criminal Tango
I think this Band was Blacklisted In America for having too much talent:cool:

Robben Ford - Handful of Blues

Bob Marley & The Wailers, "Babylon By Bus", glorious live recordings from 1978.

/ Tony

Ray Kennedy: "What A Way To Go", Atlantic 1990.
A "hidden gem". 10 tracks where he plays his 1951 Telecaster and his 1955 Stratocaster among other instruments. Good music ... :smile:

Dyke and the Blazers, "So Sharp!", Kent CDKEND 004.

High powered funky soul from the late '60s.

/ Tony

The Fray - How to save a life

George Jones: "Cup Of Loneliness", PolyGram Records 1994.
A 2-CD compilation with 51 tracks from the Possum's classic Mercury years.
He's outstanding ... :smile:

Adam and his Tele... who woulda thunk it

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The Vibro Champs - Stranger Than You Think

Sam Cooke: "The Man And His Music", RCA 1986. :smile:
A compilation of 28 tracks, 70+ minutes with one of the greatest singers ever. One of the founders of what we call soul music, he had a trademark way of phrasing all his own. The former gospel singer (Soul Stirrers) launched a successful solo career in '56, which was cut short by his untimely death in '64.

The Allman Brothers Band - One Way Out - Live At The Beacon Theatre

bandwaggonesque - teenage fanclub

Been listening to these guys again..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6ERe23kSBM

The air conditioner.

Dave Edmunds - Tracks On Wax 4

Kenny Burrell's Midnight Blue album. So nice...

Vern Gosdin: "10 Years Of Greatest Hits", CBS 1990. Marvellous voice ...

"Concerto for 3 Trumpets and Orchestra"
Wynton Marsalis; Baroque Music For Trumpets

I love this CD!!! It's without question one of the most amazing projects You'll ever hear in Your lives. Makes a Hick like yours truly feel like he's riding with "the hounds" through The English Countryside.
I can think of no other recording that brings peace and tranquility to one's self
in such an absolutely joyous way as this one.
Crosses every boundry in The Universe.
A "10".

Handle on the Law radio show, every Saturday morning.

Nina Gordon, late of Veruca Salt, covering NWA's "Straight Outta Compton"

Right now:

Jimi Hendrix - "Foxy Lady" (BBC Sessions, 1967)

10 latest in iTunes:

Roy Buchanan - "I’m A Ram" (Live Stock, 1974)
Bob Wills - "Roly Poly" (The King Of Lone Star Swing, 1945)
Joe Ely - "West Texas Waltz" (Honky Tonk Masquerade, 1978)
Roy Smeck - "Steel Guitar Rag" (19??)
Captain Beefheart - "Grown So Ugly" (Safe As Milk, 1967)
Ice Cube - "The Wrong N!gga To ****** Wit" (Death Certificate, 1991)
Ann Peebles - "I Pity The Fool" (Straight From The Heart, 1972)
Hank Williams III - "My Drinking Problem" (Staight To H*ll, 2005)
Bill Kirchen - "Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues" (Tied To The Wheel, 2001)
Eddie Cochran - "Twenty Flight Rock" (1958)

/ Tony

Pawn Shop Finds:
Neil young & the Blue Notes - 1988
Coco Montoya - Self titled - 2000
Pickin' on the Allman Brothers/Bluegrass tribute - 2000

New from Target
Tim McGraw - Let it Go - 2007
Bought it mainly for the song "I Need You"

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my new favorite CD

Country & West-Coast: The-Birth-of-Country-Rock (http://www.fye.com/Country---West-Coast--The-Birth-of-Country-Rock-Front-Page_stcVVproductId4500436VVcatId455366VVviewprod. htm)

This Memorial Weekend, It's Lottsa Keb' Mo' For Me. Smooth And Easy. The Brother Do Have It Gwine On...

Johnny Cash & Willie Nelson: "VH1 Storytellers", American Recordings 1998.
Just Johnny and Willie and their guitars in an intimate live recording in front of a small audience. Two legends swapping songs like they would at a private guitar pull ...

Nothing.

/ Tony

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Hammersmith Odeon, London '75 [Live] [Disc 1]

Emmylou Harris: "The Ballad Of Sally Rose", Warner Bros. 1985.

Icky Trump - White Stripes

Already Dead - Beck

Season of the Witch - Donovan

Tommy Emmanuel: "Initiation".
13 tracks, including a blistering medley of "Day Tripper/Lady Madonna", by this Aussie guitar ace. :smile:

Dolly Parton - Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
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:cool:

Albert Collins: "Collins Mix (The Best Of)", Virgin Records 1993.
11 tracks with a blues guitar giant ...

The Band - Ophelia

Chris Cornell - Carry on

buck owens(made in japan).then some stuie french(australias most tasteful and greatest tele picker.)

The Ray Campi Quartet - Train Rhythm Blue

This:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2Fqiw5bPmo

Albert Lee: "Heartbreak Hill", Sugar Hill 2003.
10 tracks by this fantasic picker. Guesting on the instrumental "Luxury Liner" are Vince Gill and Brad Paisley.

The Byrds - "Eight Miles High" - RCA Studios (Hollywood) version.

- from the same place that brought you Aftermath and Surrealistic Pillow, and it sure sounds like it. It's understandable why they re-recorded it in NYC - the official release is the better performance - but this has a weird, haunted vibe to it that they never re-created. I'm stuck on it.

"Deep River Blues," Doc Watson & Merle Travis Live at the Walnut Valley Festival - Winfield, Kansas Sept. 1976

Cream - Wheels of Fire

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"Ladies Room" - KISS, Alive 2.

"Alright!!! How's everybody feel? We got some good lookin' girls! And if some of you girls wanna get yourself kiiiissed, bring it to the Laides Room!"

Neil Young-Live Rust.