Whats playing on your system today?

Leonard Cohen / Popular problems 

reubent, Yes I do, here is another great one from them...

Lambchop / OH (Ohio) 

n80,

Ah, memories of the times gone by. You really brought them back this evening. It surely is bragging, but I once passed by R L Burnside's porch. He played for himself, there was not even a dog out there in that heat. Then he continued playing so I can say I had a private concert. Including the bottle he shared. Just a polite sip, though. The walk would have been way too long otherwise. Strangely, at that time it seemed so natural. I did not find it as anything special at all. If I remember correctly, you grew up in Clarksdale so you may understand such moments.

Kenney and, I think, David Kimbrough may still be playing. As expected, not anywhere close to their dad's mastery but the party is guaranteed. At least it was at that time. I wonder if they have ever fixed that shack that had burned down many years ago.

@glupson: I like hill country blues as much as I do delta blues. RL and Junior were greats.
I've seen Cedric Burnside perform. He was RL's grandson and used to play with RL when he was young. He is a great drummer and a great performer. His albums are okay with some good songs but a fair amount of so-so to not-so-good stuff.

@boxer12  - You know I love Lambchop - "Is a Women". Great album. 

R L Burnside - Wish I Was In Heaven Sitting Down

(clearly inspired by n80's post)

Lambchop / Is a women 

n80,

You just brought back some memories. Once upon a time and on different occassions, Kinney called me "my long lost brother" and Mrs. Kimbrough called me "my lost white son". I guess they thought I was lost. I have never met Mr. Kimbrough, though.

The Black Keys - Chulahoma : The Songs of Junior Kimbrough

I think it is one of their best albums. Production quality is crap....but that does not really matter for Junior's songs. Raw, coarse, hard edged blues. And they interpret Junior's songs perfectly. Only Junior could do it better.

If you like blues and don't know Junior Kimbrough, give him a search. If you like blues and Junior, this album is worth your time and the recorded phone call from Junior's wife at the end is priceless.

Madison Smart Bell & Wyn Cooper / 40 words for fear 

King Crimson / Power to believe 

Nick Cave / Lazarus 

A brief respite, my butterflies.
Please find a way for yourself to do the same...

thecarpathian,

I did not know about the beginnings of the song, but you nailed it. The first Zoom funeral I have ever attended. Stay home, watch butterflies.

Well, I hope they edited out that 'end is near', 'final curtain' business.
Interesting tidbit about the song. It was originally a French song, 'Comme D'Habitude', and according to a 2005 funeral home survey, the most requested song.

Michael Jackson - Heal the World (via Zoom)

thecarpathian,

Do not scare yourself. Better watch Animal Planet. Oh, wait, they have bats there. Nevermind.

Playing on my system now...My Way sang by Frank Sinatra but it seems to be edited so it is in some unusual rhythm with dfferent arrangment. Very interesting.

glupson,
actually watching an old  PBS documentary on the 1918 influenza pandemic featuring those who went through it and of course survived.
Quite sobering and more than a little frightening...

geoffkait,

Lou Ottens was also in the team developing CD. At least at some point.

https://www.dutchaudioclassics.nl/The_idea_for_the_cd/

Two months and three days later...

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/you-could-work-for-any-manufacturer-past-or-present/post?high...

glupson 4,704 posts

02-27-2020 12:50pm

Lou Ottens

Hopefully not. I hate to break hearts. Literally.

Glubster, pester someone else, pinhead. Mahgister misses you.

thecarpathian,

Do not forget birds, butterflies, and whatever other flora and fauna shows up there. That should be good enough to keep you from remembering that outside world exists.

Playing on my system now...

No man should walk alone, live performance piano and voice.

Not what I chose to participate in today.

thecarpathian,

Did they have routes, so callled roads, then?

glupson,
Don’t forget, geoff’s so old that when he was a kid he didn’t have a paper route, he had a papyrus route!

Thank you, I’ll be here, still in the house, all week....

Some old Bob Seger. Love the Lucifer track from "Mongrel".

ozzy

Inventor of the humble cassette,

https://youtu.be/NPeouA2NLdg

1994. I missed those cassettes. I was in the nursery then.

Emotional Rescue, cassette, digitally remastered by Bob Ludwig 1994, there are six of these Ludwig Stones cassettes that came out in 1994, all with spectacular sound. Bloody hell!

Submotion Orchestra - Kites

Inception - Mombasa

Slint - Spiderland

Magik Markers / Balf quarry 

Robben Ford and The Blue Line - S/T

Chuck Berry - The Great Twenty-Eight

LUH / Spiritual songs for lovers to sing 

The Streets Of Laredo / Volume 1 & 2 

Kamasi Washington - Harmony of Difference. Jazz of all things.

Exile on Main St., cassette, the one on Virgin, silly. Digitally remastered by Bob Ludwig. Whoa, daddy!

Slow Train Coming~Dylan. 
Romanza ~ Andrea Bocelli
Phish~ A Live One.
:) Good morning :) 

Simply Red - Life

Judas Priest, "Turbo"      CD

Tony Joe White is great!

Dandy Warhols 

👍👍 on Jack White😎

Tony Joe White "Bad Mouthin"
Deep down BLUES🍺

Starlight Mints / Built on squares 

MV & EE / Who do you love 

The soft moon / Deeper 

Jack White / Boarding house 

Great recommendation on Kevin Gordon :-)

Liked Gloryland even more.

High quality recordings (much better than Hiatt's..).

James Wilsey,  El Dorado.      An excellent instrumental concept album by one of the greatest guitar players you've never heard of.

Turnpike Troubadours - "Diamonds and Gasoline"