What are you listening to right now? (VOL II)
Posted by: Adam Meredith on 23 March 2008
Marlene Dietrich- 1967 self titled mono album recorded on the Decca, Ace Of Hearts label.
when I woke-up this morning, it was dark and I was disoriented and, apparently, I stepped in the blues !!
Hot Tuna
Hot Tuna
quote:Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
when I woke-up this morning, it was dark and I was disoriented and, apparently, I stepped in the blues !!
Hot Tuna
Did it the same but it was fresh and sunny.
Must be a virus around.
Innovative, hip-hopin' through the delta
Chris Whitley "Rocket House"
Chris Whitley "Rocket House"
Back to basics.
quote:Originally posted by Diccus62:quote:Originally posted by ewemon:
Some interesting stuff there mate, which would you highly recommend? What is the bottom right LP, I can't read it?
Thats the Crooked Jades. If like a bit of bluegrass you owe it to yourself to give them a listen. Excellent band. You might also want to check out The Lonesome Sisters another good band.
Check out Mike Stinson- link to his site here. I haven't posted his first album above but think you have to give him a listen.Brilliant artist- responsible for the rejuvination of Honky Tonk music in LA at present. I think you should also check him out JeffA you might like him as well. I never got around to buying his second album but his first was truly stunning.
I think you would probaly like them all. James Mcmurtry is probably one of my favs songwriters, his dad is Larry McMurtry who wrote Lonesome Dove the Book and TV series. Great lyrics.
I personally think that Fade Away Diamond Time is Casal's best album. Really good Californian Country Rock.
Willard Grant I only have a copule of their albums but love them both.
You know where I am if you need copies.
At the moment I am watching The Black Crowes -Live in Koln WDR broadcast from '92 and they are on fire.
They are stripping the paint from the walls they are that hot. Where's the Fire Brigade when you need them.
quote:Originally posted by Jeff Anderson:
Robert Lucas "Usin' Man Blues"
What's this like Jeff? Is this the guy that used to play with Canned Heat?
Verse - Patricia Barber
Did forget how good this is
Johnny Dyer "Rolling Fork Revisited"
~<>~ Kinks The Singles Collection ~<>~
1. Long Tall Sally
2. You Still Want Me
3. You Really Got Me
4. All Day And All Of The Night
5. Tired Of Waiting For You
6. Everybody's Gonna Be Happy
7. Set Me Free
8. See My Friends
9. Till The End Of The Day
10. Where Have All The Good Times Gone
11. Dedicated Follower Of Fashion
12. Well Respected Man
13. Sunny Afternoon
14. Dead End Street
15. Waterloo Sunset
16. Death Of A Clown
17. Autumn Almanac
18. David Watts
19. Susannah's Still Alive
20. Wonderboy
21. Days
22. Plastic Man
23. Victoria
24. Lola
25. Apeman
Pure excellence! : )
...i'd recommend this cd to anyone who like the Kinks!
nymph
A piano trio for an afternoon break.
Still relishing....
best £22 spent for a while
best £22 spent for a while
No World For Tomorrow - Coheed & Cambria
Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons
"Live - Bootleg; Saturday, May 6, 2000;
Wild Duck Brewery, Eugene, Oregon"
quote:Originally posted by ewemon:quote:Originally posted by Diccus62:quote:Originally posted by ewemon:
Some interesting stuff there mate, which would you highly recommend? What is the bottom right LP, I can't read it?
Thats the Crooked Jades. If like a bit of bluegrass you owe it to yourself to give them a listen. Excellent band. You might also want to check out The Lonesome Sisters another good band.
Check out Mike Stinson- link to his site here. I haven't posted his first album above but think you have to give him a listen.Brilliant artist- responsible for the rejuvination of Honky Tonk music in LA at present. I think you should also check him out JeffA you might like him as well. I never got around to buying his second album but his first was truly stunning.
I think you would probaly like them all. James Mcmurtry is probably one of my favs songwriters, his dad is Larry McMurtry who wrote Lonesome Dove the Book and TV series. Great lyrics.
I personally think that Fade Away Diamond Time is Casal's best album. Really good Californian Country Rock.
Willard Grant I only have a copule of their albums but love them both.
You know where I am if you need copies.
At the moment I am watching The Black Crowes -Live in Koln WDR broadcast from '92 and they are on fire.
They are stripping the paint from the walls they are that hot. Where's the Fire Brigade when you need them.
Cheers Sir, i'll check them out.
Diccus
