bdp24, I’m a big Boby Darin fan. I grew up listening with my Dad and his music and other music from that era has stuck with me. Thanks for the shout, glad you enjoyed it. Niles Lofgren Band Live- "Bass & Drum intro" (Fantastic 3:30 minutes of jamming) https://youtu.be/w3iyqbuY-_gN |
nutty's Bobby Darin choice reminded me to listen to another of his songs, "Beyond The Sea". The song is okay, but what makes the track so great is the drum break (not long enough to be called a solo) in the middle, played by the great Don Lamond. THE coolest drum part I have EVER heard! Insanely great. |
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Elvis Presley "A Little Less Conversation"
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Iron & Wine "Cinder and Smoke"
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Brian Eno - Baby's On Fire |
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slaw, Thats a great live albumn. Its been a while since I've listened to any Molly Hatchet. Glad I pulled it out. Alvin Lee, Keep on Rockin' "The Bluest Blues" featuring George Harrison on slide guitar. https://youtu.be/rB6OlJqV1rQN |
Freedy Johnston "Responsible" |
"Stormy Monday"
Original - T-Bone Walker
Best Cover - Allman Brothers
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America "Cornwall Blank"
Nutty,
I listened to Molly Hatchet "Live" over the weekend. |
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Molly Hatchet- S/T
"Gator Country"
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Interstate Blues
"Movin"
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Derek and the Dominos,
Bell Bottom Blues
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Moonlight Serenade - Glen Miller. Digital remaster has no right to sound this good. |
astro58go.
Excellent choice! One of the lps I've listened to today was SL.
Here's another: :Heaven's Only Days Down The Road".
Happy Listening!
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Shelby Lynne "Something to be Said About Airstreams"!!!
Happy Listening! |
Elliot Smith "Southern Belle"
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Stevie Wonder "Superstition"
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mofimadness,
by the way, I own the SHEL cd even though I have no cd player in my home system. I was so struck by them after seeing them on tv, I purchased the cd.
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The Byrds "Lover of the Bayou" |
Tom Petty "Louisiana Rain" |
"Estimated Prophet" from Jazz is Dead, "Great Sky River"....whew.
And, after seeing the early REO suggestions, I'll be cuing up R.E.O./T.W.O next |
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+1 for mofimadness
Even looking back, I like your choices for "Tune of the Day".
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"Somebody Loan Me A Dime" by Boz Skaggs. A great recording with Duane Allman on guitar, Tracy Nelson on piano, Barry Beckett on organ, David Hood on bass, and the incomparably great Roger Hawkins on drums. A stone classic! |
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+1 for REOs Riding The Storm Out. |
Steelers Wheel/Late Again, Robert Cray/Shiver, Lou Reed/This Magic Moment, Doug Sahm/Poppa Ain't Salty.
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David Gilmore "On An Island"
Mofimadness,
I dusted off my 30 some year old, well worn copy of REO "Riding The Storm Out" (I too, had a snow storm event)
Mind you, this is my original copy from over 30 years ago in which I partied to frequently. Looking at it now, I'd be hard pressed to pay $1.00 for.
After very slow steaming, and a good 6 minutes in my AD cleaner...
Walla! (Should I say Violla?)
It sounds great! This really is a damn good sounding (live) lp!
Monkees: An underappreciated band! Ask Steven Stills?
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Jonathan Wilson "Valley of the Silver Moon"!!!
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The way the story went as I remember it...
Hobson contacted Fremer for his copy of "Rough Mix" to duplicate for the Classic Records release.
Fremer provided his personal copy. It wasn't caught until later that Fremer's copy had a LAST sticker on the back jacket cover.
If you own the Classic Records copy, look and you'll see. It really does blend in if you aren't looking for it.
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Have not spun rough mix in ages. Need to do that. |
A (hopefully funny story)...
I was at a local Music Matters event around 3 years ago in which M Fremer attended with one of his (shows).
Somehow, a relevant opening appeared... ( I think the current talk was Classic Records)...I said from my back row seat,,, "like the LAST sticker on the "Rough Mix" lp? Fremer kind of bowed his head after he realized what I meant.
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