What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report

More Van Halen- Fair Warning
"Mean Streets" is a solid opener

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The J. Gail's Band - Monkey Island 

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ghosthouse - I'm glad your enjoying Glenn Hughes. You know I'm a big fan. The first solo album I listened to was "The way it is". I was hooked immediately. 

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ghosthouse, have you listened to The LA Blues Authority vol. II? The entire albumn is GH. Check out track 1, "The boy can sing the blues". Your gonna love it....
Glenn also does some holiday music!

https://youtu.be/xesCJ2B8Ops

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Anne Bisson- Blue Mind

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Joanne Shaw Taylor, various cuts from downloads. The CD-The dity truth- on the song "Mud Honey" shows the gravel in her voice. This woman has got the blues. The live version of "Time has come" on YouTube shows her skill level. The recording get a bit hashy at times but worth a look/listen if your not familiar with her.
https://youtu.be/kUNHIEX3XxA

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Paul Thorn,
Hammer and nail
Aint love strange

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Big Tarkus fan. Favorite ELP Of all time.
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In keeping with the Ginger Baker theme, I listened to Masters of Reality featuring Ginger Baker. Amazing performance as usual.

https://youtu.be/VL5IcnD9gqo
https://youtu.be/beyj3BE7RPY

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Joanne Shaw Taylor, White Sugar. 

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ghosthouse, 

I think you'll really like Joanne Shaw Taylor. Her guitar skills are amazing and her vocal are unique as well. The CD sound quality is pretty good also. She has a ton of YouTube links showing her laying it down with some amazing solo's. Check out my links over on my "Whats playing...." thread. 

By the way, she has some tour date on her web sites where she is performing with some of our favorites.  She's scheduled to perform with Glenn Hughes in August, 3 shows with Joe Bonamossa at a British Blues Explosion concert honoring blues greats Page, Clapton and Beck. She also has a show booked at Daryl's House.  

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The Tubes, Remote Control. On CD, released 1979, produced by Todd Rundgren. 

(I also remember The Tubes, "What do you want from Live" sounding fantastic on vinyl. Great performance, great recording).

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Automatic Man, 1976-77, formed by former Santana drummer Michael Shrieve and included guitarist Patt Thrall. Kind of a progressive rock jazz fusion sound. 

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Government Mule, Shout. 2 CD set with tons of guest appearances. 

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Cry of love..... Only made two albumns... Diamonds & Debris and Brother.
Lead singer Robert Mason spent some time in Warrant atfer Jani Lane passed and worked with The Lynch Mob as well. 

https://youtu.be/k1vEONnGdPo

ghosthouse, 

Yeah, I'm not one to have AC/DC cued up often either. But the particular song I mentioned above is unique, I think. 

I listened to some of the Bersarin Quartet you mentioned.  Some of it is kind of brooding but I did like "Mehr Als Allles Andere". It has a bit more energy that I like. 
Please send some more recommendations my way when you can.

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AC/DC, HIGH VOLTAGE.  Great song called "Soul Stripper". It's got a great groove including bongos in the beginning of the song.

Bon Scott was irreplaceable and Angus is definitely a guitar hero, IMHO.

 https://youtu.be/6FpeX7JqdyI

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Ana Popovic '...Ana is Serbian and she fronts a blues based band from Tennessee. 
Lots of material, "Ana Popovic' Live in Amsterdam" is a great set.

https://youtu.be/f49BQUJ7mN4

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Beth Hart and Joe Bonamossa, "Don't explain". 

Also Beth Hart, "Screamin' for my supper".

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Today the band is StarcastleFirst song is "Lady of the lake".
https://youtu.be/eC5v7Xr0eAc

Also song " Fountains"https://youtu.be/D2tORbYuWtM

And finally "Half a mind to leave ya".https://youtu.be/vG2BmgRJ3eI

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Rick Braun, Full Stride, CD.

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Johnny Lang, "Lie To Me".   

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Foghat, Fool for the city. Jefferson Airlplane, Surrealistic Pillow.  
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RobinTrower,  Where you are going to. 

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Ronnie James Dio,  Lock up the wolves. 

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Weezer, self titled. 

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Aranda, Stop the World. (2012) I really like their energy. "Hey Sally" and "Satisfied " are great but the whole CD is pretth good. Recorded well. 

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Steve Perry, Street Talk 

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The Who, - The seeker - I can see for miles- The real me- My Wife- Love, rein o’re me- Who are you- Eminence front- I can’t explain- 5:15- Dr. Jimmy 
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Jane’s Addiction, Ritual De Lo Habitual, CD
Jane’s Addiction, Nothing Shocking, CD
Lit, A place in the sun, CD. Track 2 is my favorite.
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Stone Temple Pilots, Core
Stone Temple Pilots, Purple

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Chris Stapleton, Traveller 

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loomisjohnson,

Your a genius! Tinted Windows is great. When you said it was the drummer from "Cheap Trick", I thought you meant the current drummer. That’s Bun E. Carlos. He's lost weight. They were certainly not on my radar. Catchy tune too.

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Black Mountain, I V
Great CD

https://youtu.be/b8qJgaS2rX4

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06-11-2016 10:54pm
Elton John, Honky chateau. Elton John, Captain Fantastic. 
Two of my favs! I attended a Sir Elton and Billy Joel concert years ago. One of the best shows by two of the best.
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Anita Keley, song "The night has a thousand eyes".
Halie Loren, sond "Sway".Beth Hart, song "One eyed chicken".
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Biffy Clyro, song "Black Chandelier".

https://youtu.be/myc_RViTHhY
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Mountainwolf, The Silk Road.
Mothership, S/T. (2013) Heavy dirty 70's Black Sabbth groove. Not to be missed!!
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Check out this band....Red Stone Souls. S/T (Heavy stoner doom blues.) "Harder every day".

https://youtu.be/RWqu-C5IA_4

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100 Watt Vipers, Something wicked this way comes. 2 piece heavy blues/rock.
JJ Grey & Mofro, This river. "Your lady is shady".

https://youtu.be/1pvGjWMXpjE

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JJ's puts some flavor on Florabama!

ghosthouse, 
Did you check out the JJ Grey & Mofro link? It is kinda snappy!

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ghosthouse,
I really liked The Nines S/T. Tight little band with a good sound. I'm definitely going to check some of their other titles. 

"The Way It Is", was my intruduction to Glenn Hughes. I was hooked. I'll cue up "To far gone" for old times sake. Good luck on your quest. 

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Prog-rocker Steve Wilson (Porcupine Tree), Luminol....This song is 12:00 long, it's recorded very very well. I really like the driving bass and drums on this one. keyboards are frantic. It rocks!

https://youtu.be/_w8SY_9yO8k

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Grand Funk Railroad

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Budgie, Impeckable. 70’s Welsh Rock Trio. This is the band that made Dave Mustaine want to be in Rock-N-Roll. They have about 20 albumns.

Also another track, "Crash course brain surgery ".

https://youtu.be/nrJOIXOldnQ

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Peppers, "Dark Necessities".

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More Chris Fury! 

https://youtu.be/gqu_JsBsGn8

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Chris Fury, From the darkness.
Very talented guitarist. This track reminds me of Joe Satriani. 

https://youtu.be/J4Jnpi3JUq0

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Paul Rodgers, Muddy Water Blues. Features Jeff Beck, David Gilmour, Brian May, Steve Miller, Gary Moore, Trevor Rabin, Richie Sambora, Neal Scheon, Brian Setzer, Slash. Here is a sample. 

https://youtu.be/W_2wLOgD6Ls

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