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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nutty

@designsfx 

Isn’t Neal Francis great? He’s got a few other albums out that are good. Check out Changes.

@ozzy 

I am a huge Paul McCartney fan, but he has put out some whole albums that make you wonder. 

Christine McVie, Christine McVie. If you like Christine McVie, you’ll like this album. As far as I know, only one song ( Got A Hold On Me ) from  this album got Airplay in the states.  

Paul McCartney- 7" Singles in HR.

He did some pretty good songs, some that are ok, and quite a few stinkers.

IMHO that is.

ozzy

Traffic - On the Road (1973)

Before that, a little Fleetwood Mac - RIP Christine

The Who, “Live At Leeds” Deluxe Edition CD

John Entwistle’s bass guitar on Magic Bus truly rattled my stomach.

Twisted Sister, “Stay Hungry”. MFSL Vinyl

Jeff Beck, “Blow by Blow”

Yes, “Close To The Edge”.   Both digital

Yes, “Fragile”    MSFL. Vinyl

Grateful Dead, Dicks Picks volume 3. Hollywood Sportatorium, May. 22 1977.

 

Vince Guaraldi,  A Charlie Brown Christmas. The 2022 Remix Super Deluxe Edition in HR.

Heartworn Highways [OS] --- Townes Van Zandt / Guy Clark / Rodney Crowell / Steve Earle / John Hiatt / David Allan Coe & more  

Adrian Quesada  ---  Jaguar Sound  (recent release that's tough to classify)  [Roon tags it as Alternative Indie Rock/Pop / Neo-Psychedelia / R & B / Retro Soul]  Worth a listen.

@nutty

She was the heart and soul of Fleetwood Mac. Peter Green was the man in the sixties, but McVie was the woman from 1970 on.

Dire Straits - On Every Street                                                                                       The Wallfiowers - Bringing Down The Horse

What Women What(VA)-Movie soundtrack includes many excellent vocal standards.

I traveled yesterday and was able to hear the full Alice's Restaurant Massacre twice on Sirius, a Thanksgiving staple and real blast from the past.

Starting Black Friday with one of my favorites, A Rainy Night in Georgia, off of Shelby Lynne's Suit Yourself.

Laura Fygi-Bewitched(CD)

Our Lady Peace-Naveed(CD)

Thanksgiving Eve starts with a first class jazz vocal recording then follows with a Top 50 Pop/Rock recording of the 1990's

Tony Bennett & Diana Krall, Love is here to stay in HR

And for something completely different, Robyn Hitchcock, Shufflemania

The first cut might be the only weak link.


Steely Dan, Can’t But A Thrill