77jovian
Responses from 77jovian
| Tune of the Day Joni Mitchell…Edith and the Kingpin Atlanta Rhythm Section…I’m Not Gonna Let it Bother Me Tonight (Partly Plugged version) Mother’s Finest…Mickey’s Monkey | |
| Tune of the Day Paul Simon…”Rene and Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After the War” | |
| Tune of the Day Harry Nilsson…”The Lottery Song” | |
| Tune of the Day Tom Waits…”Ol’ 55” Eagles…”Ol’ 55” | |
| Tune of the Day The Outlaws…”Keep Prayin’” | |
| Tune of the Day The Outlaws…”Green Grass and High Tides” | |
| Tune of the Day Lee Michaels…”Do You Know What I Mean” | |
| Your first concert was to see who and when? Wow some amazing concerts here! Mine was during a family visit to Phoenix in 1970. The headliner was Three Dog Night, but the opener was Blues Image, still one of my favorite bands. The following year, we visited Phoenix again and were eager to... | |
| Tune of the Day @slaw “Metamorphosis” is one of my favorite albums, including “Butterfly Bleu”. I listened to the whole album today, followed by much of “Ball”. And, since Mike Pinera is one of my favorite guitarists, I went on to Blues Image “Open” and finishe... | |
| Tune of the Day Stone Believer—Iron Butterfly | |
| Thiel Owners @beetlemania. Sorry for the delay in responding. The Treos are quite good at portraying round, live instruments in space. The sound gets out of the cabinet and lives in the room. Which is wonderful and one of the qualities I love about Thiels. ... | |
| Tune of the Day @blue-magoo speaking of which, how about the Blues Magoos, “(Ain’t Seen) Nothing Yet”? | |
| Tune of the Day @slaw. As is often the case, I get to thinking I know a lot about music, and then I read some of your recommendations and, not only haven’t I heard the tune, I haven’t heard of the artist. @jfrost27 good call, that’s a great album. One of th... | |
| Tune of the Day Howard Alden and George Van Eps, “My Romance” | |
| Tune of the Day Loggins & Messina, "Golden Ribbons" Tom Waits, "The Piano Has Been Drinking (Not Me)" Jerry Jeff Walker, "Song for the Life" (Tony Rice's version is good, too). |