Cheap Trick "Dream Police"
The Who "It's Hard"
Supertramp "Crime of the Century"
(lps)
The Who "It's Hard"
Supertramp "Crime of the Century"
(lps)
Whats playing on your system today?
Today I decided to listen to two of my favorite rock guitar heros and one great vocalist. Guitarist' Robin Trower, Ronnie Montrose and vocalist Davey Pattison.
I listened to Trower songs:
Bridge of sighs, Stitch in time, The fool and me, my personal favorite- Too rolling stoned and others.....
Then I pulled out "Gamma".
I listened to: Razor King, Wish I was and Skin and bone and others.....
Davey Pattison hooked has also up with Michael Shenker also. I really enjoyed my day so far. Anybody else heard anything good?
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I listened to Trower songs:
Bridge of sighs, Stitch in time, The fool and me, my personal favorite- Too rolling stoned and others.....
Then I pulled out "Gamma".
I listened to: Razor King, Wish I was and Skin and bone and others.....
Davey Pattison hooked has also up with Michael Shenker also. I really enjoyed my day so far. Anybody else heard anything good?
N
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Ran into a Led Zeppelin tribute band Vanessa Fernandez. “When the Levee Breaks” Super Audio CD. Can’t find it on LP Found it ,at least to me, Very Very good Extremly well recorded and a pleasure to listen to. One of the best sounding recordings out of my system One of the best sounding recording out of my system headphones also. Any ZEPPELIN fans out there.. If a Zeppelin fan Give it a listen R |
(...coming to you nearly Live from [DELETED].....) *audience applause, whistles, shouts.....fades...* (...the Host....which sounds like a highly distorted spoof of a character only referred to as 'PotUs-aka-DrunkUnk'...) "Presenting the AG Award for the...". *pause.....the rustle of papers* "....'Longest Running Forum/Contemporary Music Appreciation/Addition Enabling/Non-Violent Participation'......KidRock! " *The audience Explodes....laughing, screaming, beating on the seats, each other..one individual falls from a balcony, but unhurt...physically....* *KR appears onstage in an electric wheelchair...* "....Uhhmmata....ehaha....{Expletive}... {Expletive}....{Expletive} ......" *and rolls into the orchestra pit....* *The screen goes immediatel*TECHNICAL DIFFI-CULT-EZ PLEAZ*pfht https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEDiMoJYh7g BTW...Happy New '18, y'all....;)....and remember...You asked, "What are you playing?" Considering *ah* 'current events', stuff like That...and the following....still seem *smirk*....high-lee relevant'....and makes it all a little more.....tolerable.... Understandable? Right....and monkeys fly out my https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O53xUPqE4jw |
Yes, not music. But I have an excellent explanation...excuse....Jedi mind trick....brainfogger....whatever works....;) Born, 'raised' in SoCal, and grew 'up' around .5 century ago.... Yup, all that....moved to NoCal and completed the *smirk* next chapters. Not a camp follower, but.....an appropo interlude....sings volumes...;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pafY6sZt0FE |
Great stuff as always, slaw. Listening to Buddy & Julie Miller’s 2001 album (on the greatly-missed HighTone Records label, catalog number 8135) tonight, I am once again reminded of how incredibly talented they are, and how much I love them. Great songs by Julie (she is an incredible writer), Richard Thompson, Dylan, and Utah Phillips, fantastic singing by Julie and Buddy, superb guitar playing and production by Buddy (for my money, the best producer working today), and world-class musicians including bassists Joey Spampinato (NRBQ) and Garry Tallent (The E-Street Band), drummers Brian Blade and Donald Lindley (early Lucinda Williams), Larry Campbell (Dylan and Levon Helm bands, and now a solo artist) on fiddle, and Tammy Rogers on mandolin. Oh, and the exquisite Emmylou Harris on harmony vocals! One of my all-time favorite albums. |
ghosthouse, Big fan of Roy Buchanan. Check out "Blues for Gary" https://youtu.be/WtqZjQtr5Bg Leslie West, Still Climbing N |
Hello nutty - Thanks for the comments and the Blues for Gary link. Hadn’t heard that one from RB. Do you think that’s for Gary as in Gary Moore? GM outlived RB so I wasn’t quite sure. I love RB’s playing but gosh talk about "fashion challenged"! Some of those pants...even I wouldn’t have worn ’em. Glad you liked the Albino Alligator (soundtrack to Kevin Spacey’s directorial debut). Yeah...Leslie West - another under appreciated axe-wielding madman. From "Climbing" - Never In My Life. Corky’s drumming on this is just superb or so it seems to me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Edbw6AqF2ko |
Follow-up on Buddy & Julie Miller: I hadn't listened to their Written In Chalk album (their 2nd, from 2009) in a while, but did last night. Wow, it may be even better than their 1st! Great, great songs (most written by Julie), fantastic production by Buddy (the living room of their Nashville home is his studio), stellar singing (Julie, Buddy, Patty Griffin, Robert Plant, and Emmylou Harris) and musicianship (Buddy---a superb guitarist, Larry Campbell, Jay Bellerose, Gurf Morlix---Lucinda Williams' original guitarist and producer, Stuart Duncan, and other lesser-knowns). And, the album is available on LP. The depth and breadth of Buddy's knowledge of American music is unparalleled (with the exception of Dylan, and perhaps T Bone Burnett), and is an absolutely fantastic producer, guitarist and bandleader (in which capacity he works for Emmylou Harris), and makes music as good as is currently being made. Written In Chalk is fantastic---just buy it! |
tomcarr, I agree- and a lot of Mr. Knophler's recordings are unparalleled. Today, more Roy Buchanan, Your Not Alone. Another masterpiece. Make note of his rendition of Neil Young's "Down by the River". Also recommended by bdp24, I listened to Danny Gatton, Crusin' Deuces. "Funhouse" and "Harlem Nocturne" are excellent tracks. N |
Hey, Slaw - my pleasure. Been watching your various music posts for a while now. I’m struck by how often you will post a title or artist that’s personally well-regarded. (And not talking the same old, same old.) Similar tastes maybe. Saw your mention of Gillian Welch’s "The Harrowing". Are you familiar with the Dave Rawlings Machine? Love the cover photo of "Nashville Obsolete". |
@bdp24 - I really like Buddy Miller. Based on your recommendation, I've order the Buddy and Julie Miller -S/T CD. Should have it in a couple of days. I'll let you know how I like it. Too bad I didn't see your post about their 2009 release before I purchased the S/T CD. Would have rather ordered the newer record on Vinyl. Anyway, if I like the S/T recording, I'll probably pick up the LP too.... |
Great, reubent. I see the Written In Chalk LP in your future! The two Buddy & Julie albums are of a piece, the same but different, like The Band’s 1st and 2nd albums. Buddy’s guitar song parts and little solos are SO cool, and his production SO hip. He sometimes employs frequency filtering, severe compression (the good kind ;-), and other engineering tricks to give a song an old-time 50’s or 60’s sound and feel, particularly in the Stax Records style. Very Southern, very rural, very Rootsy, really cool. |
OK Guys, for you fans of Alt-Country/Americana I’m going to recommend a recording I’ve recommended a few times in the past. I believe this recorded was recommended here on AudiogoN several years ago, but I don’t remember who originally recommended it. Whoever it was, I thank you. It’s a wonderful recording. Here goes: Chip Taylor and Carrie Rodriguez - "Live at the Ruhr Triennale". This is a fantastic recording by a couple of great artist, plus the band is really an All-Star Band. For anyone that doesn’t know Chip Taylor, he is the writer of both "Angel of the Morning" and "Wild Thing". He’s also the brother or Jon Voight. The aging Chip Taylor, and the very young Carrie Rodriguez (at the time of this recording) make great music together here. And the band is incredible - Bill Frisell, Greg Leisz, David Piltch, Kenny Wollesen and a special guest appearance by Buddy Miller. This is playing on my system right now and I’m enjoying the crap out of it........ |
The sole album by The Notorious Cherry Bombs, a Super Group if there ever was one. NCB members include Rodney Crowell, Vince Gill, Richard Bennett (an absolutely fantastic guitarist), Hank DeVito, Tony Brown (yeah, the bigtime producer. But remember, he played piano for Elvis), and Eddie Bayers. Think of them as the Rockpile (Dave Edmunds/Nick Lowe/Billy Bremner/Terry Williams) of Country music (real Country, not the stuff on the radio now). THIS is the kind of songwriting, singing, and musicianship pro’s listen for from their peers. I’ll bet Robert Plant, a fairly recent convert to Country, is very much intimidated by these guys. From 2004, one of the very best albums of recent decades. Seriously! |
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