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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | It's been a while since we did one of these, so I figured, "why not"? I was just curious as to what everyone is listening to these days. Here's what's in the changer:
1.) John Mayer - Continuum: This guy is very impressive. This album is a nice mix of styles with some blues, rock, and acoustic stuff. I just saw him in concert and he was awesome. It's nice to see some good, young musicians having success.
2.) Bob Dylan - Modern Times: This CD just gets better and better with every listen. If you're a Dylan fan ... get it!
3.) Elton John - The Captain And The Kid: I just downloaded this and haven't heard the whole thing, but so far, it's very good stuff. I haven't bought a new EJ album in many years, but this one seems to be a winner. It's very much like his 70's stuff.
4.) Rush - Feedback: This is an EP that Rush recorded to celebrate their 30th anniversary. It's interesting hearing them cover Cream, Buffalo Springfield, and The Who among others.
5.)Al Stewart - Rhymes In Rooms (Live): This is a great live acoustic set by Al Stewart featuring Peter White on guitar, accordian, and piano. They both play Ovations on this one which should make it a "must listen" for OFC'ers.
6.) My own crappy Demo CD - 'nuff said :D |
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Location: NJ | 1.) Peter Frampton - "Fingerprints": very tasty.
2.) Al Stewart - "Famous Last Words"; just becuz.
3. David Gilmour - "On an Island": workin' on a couple o'tunes
4&5.) Richard Thompson - "1,000 Years of Popular Music": Thanks AGAIN, MasterJeffrey!
6. John's crappy demo CD: 'nuff said . . . |
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | "6. John's crappy demo CD: 'nuff said . . ."
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Location: Omaha, NE | Scanning through my "Last 200 tracks played" on Napster...
- Phish "Farmhouse"
- Counting Crows "Films About Ghosts..."
- Gerry Rafferty "Baker Street"
- Mark Knopflerr and Emmylou Harris "All the RoadRunning"
- James Gang (various tracks)
- Bob Dylan "Modern Times"
- Sade "Lovers Rock"
- Seals and Crofts (various tracks)
- Billie Holiday (various tracks)
- Neil Diamond "Sweet Caroline"
and last but not least
- Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs "Lil' Red Riding Hood"
My mom gave me the new Tom Petty CD for my birthday. It (the CD format, not the music) almost seemed quaint. I've pretty much switched over to 100% Napster at this point.
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Going retro lately -
- Steve Miller Band - Young at Heart
- Mama's and Papa's Greatest Hits
- The Who - Live at Leeds and Quadrophenia
- Stevie Vaughn - In The Beginning (Before the "Ray" was added, I guess)
- The Chieftains - The Long Black Veil
- Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here
I also like to put Musicmatch Radio on and set it to an artist and similar - for example Elvis Costello - comes up with alot of cool music. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | I'm usually just doing random shuffle on the ipod, but by coincidence last night I backed up my entire computer to one of those standalone drives, which takes quite a long time. Took the opportunity to actually sit down and thumb through come CD's.
Steve Hackett - Tokyo Tapes
EVOC - East Village Opera Company
Jan Hamer - First Seven Days
Art Garfunkel - Angel Clair
Patrick Moraz - Out Of The Sun |
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Location: SoCal | Going very retro lately....
Best of Ricky Nelson
Steve Goodman Live |
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Location: GA USA | Ryan Adams
Kevn Kinney
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Location: PDX | Rickey Lee Jones
Norah Jones - Come Away With Me
Elgar - Cello Concerto (Jacqueline du Pré cellist)
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Location: Budd Lake, NJ | 1) John Michael Talbot (with the "Mason Proffitt" band), "Monk Rock"
2) Hillsong, "Mighty to Save"
3) Alison Krauss, "Lonely Runs Both Ways"
4) Terry MacAlmon, "The Glory of His Prsence"
5) Emmylou Harris, "Roses in the Snow"
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Location: Gardnerville, NV | Nickel Creek - Why Should the Fire Die?
David Gilmour - On An Island
Dream Theater - Octavarium
An Evening with John Petrucci and Jordan Rudess
Death Cab For Cutie - Plans |
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Location: Minnesota | Brent Mason - Hot Wired
Eagles - Greatest Hits
Asleep at the Wheel - Riding With BOB(Bob Wills Tribute)
Chet Atkins/Jerry Reed - Sneaking Around
Ricky Skaggs - Kentucky Thunder (couple of great Albert Lee solos on this CD) |
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Location: NJ | eric clapton- early blues
UK clannad
michael oldfield-tubular bells
the hives
jethro tull benefit (their best LP even though it sounds like it was recorded under water)
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | The Presidents Of the United States of America - Pure Frosting
Stephen Grapelli - Quadramania
Enter The Haggis - Casualties of Retail |
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Location: closely held secret | Speechless - Bruce Cockburn
Dancing In The Dragon's Jaws - Bruce Cockburn
Beyond Nature - Phil Keaggy
Time Remembered - John McLoughlin
Retrospectacle - Supertramp
Rest - John Petersen ;) (go figure!) |
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | "Death Cab For Cutie - Plans"
Good band! I've recently gotten into them. I've been thinking of throwing a song or two into our set, even if I'm the only one who knows it. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | The Essential Johnny Cash 1955-1983 3 album set.
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | It's funny how time passes and things change.
I haven't used a CD player now is some time. It's either the iPod set on "Rock" or XM Radio set to Channel 49. |
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Location: ms | Brandon Jane, I used to play guitar for her. Good kid, she came down to MS this past weekend and droped off a copy of her new cd.CK her out. www..myspace.com.brandonjane or brandonjane.com |
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Location: GA USA | You'll have better luck finding her HERE if you're looking on myspace. That's pretty cool, Coast. |
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Location: ms | Thanks Captain, her sister is just as good and looks just as good.Her brother is a really good guitar player, but hes not much to look at :eek: |
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Location: Tennessee | Los Lonely Boys - Sacred
Gin Blossoms - Major Lodge Victory
Medicine Hat - From Nowhere to Here
Mark Knopfler - Shangri-La
Soul Asylum - The Silver Lining
The Blue Stingrays - Surf 'n Burn
Just rotated out of the changer on Sunday were ... Bob Dylan - Modern Times, Bo Weevil (thanks Miles ... excellent disc!), James Hunter - People Gonna Talk, Bruce Springsteen - The Seeger Sessions, Tom Petty - Highway Companion, Rockabilly Rumble. |
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Location: Oakton, VA | Greatest Hits - Queen
Time After Time - Eve Cassidy
Modern Times - Bob Dylan
Rum, Sodomy & the Lash - Pogues
Dawgnation - David Grisman
Buena Vista Social Club - Ry Cooder |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Is the Los Lonely Boys album as good as their first? |
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Location: Tennessee | Is the Los Lonely Boys album as good as their first? Depends on your perspective. This album is less acoustic, and a bit more produced with organ and horns. More Henry strat with wah and sustain than the previous album which is a-ok with me. Personally, I like the album a lot. Definitely not a victim of the sophomore jinx ... songs for the most part are well written, and the classic LLB dual lead (harmony) vocals shine through. The songs are a bit more personal, including one they do with their Dad (and a guest verse sung by Willie Nelson). If you liked the first album, you'll like this one. Blues ... Texican style.
Was lucky enough to see them live about three weeks ago ... from three rows back. Great musicianship all the way around. Susan Tedeschi opened the show and then came out part way into the show and traded licks with Henry, and her sax player took some measures too. Dad then made an appearance and played a couple of songs with the boys. |
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Location: ranson,wva | johnny cash-live from folsom prison. john fogerty-long road home. eagles-hotel california. beatles-antholgy. godsmak-mixed cd. walk the line soundtrack. josh graves-daddy played the dobro. eric clapton-cream of clapton. bill monroe-best of bill monroe. just my little bit of music from the changer in the truck....jason |
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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | Janis Ian "Folk is the New Black"
The Waifs "A Brief History"
Chet Atkins "Guitar Legend, The RCA Years"
Tommy Emmanuel "Endless Road"
AC/DC "High Voltage" (Re-Mastered)
"Astrud Gilberto's Finest Hour"
Carolina Rain "Weather the Storm"
Pat Alger "True Love & Other Short Stories"
Bernadette Peters "Sondheim ETC.,ETC."
The Cardigans "Long Gone Before Daylight"
and 8000 assorted tunes on the iPod...... |
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Location: GA USA | Old topic, but deserves to be resurrected every once in a while, especially when an album like Rocco Deluca and the Burden - "I Trust You to Kill Me" comes along. Worth a listen.
My $.02 |
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Location: ms | Elton John- Madman Across The Water |
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Location: SoCal | Bob Seger's new cd and Chet Atkins/Tommy Emmanuel's When The Fingerpickers Took Over the World... |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Dixie Chick's newest |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | Larry Carlton - 'Eight Times Up'
David Gilmore - 'On an Island'
Matt Smith - '3 Songs and a Mule - Deluxe' (I especially like "Ain't No Sunshine" & "Long Time Forsaken")
Gov't Mule - 'The Deep End, Volumes 1 & 2'
Golden Earing - 'Moontan'
Rory Gallagher - 'Live at Montreux (The Definitive Collection)' (Actually a DVD)
Impellitteri - 'Answer to the Master'
Mark Kendall - '2.0'
Shin-Ichi Fukuda & Kazumi Watanabe - 'Forbidden Plays' (Another DVD)
Grand Funk Railroad - 'Thirty Years of Funk' |
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Location: Round Rock, TX | Everything on the iPOD.
OK, OK :rolleyes:
[list]
[*]Bach's Brandenburg Concertos - Martin Pearlman; Boston Baroque
[*]Beethoven's Ninth - John Eliot Gardiner/Orchestre Revolutionaire et Romantique
[*]Grace - Jeff Buckley
[*]Beggars' Banquet - Rolling Stones
[*]The Beatles - The Beatles
[*]The Complete Plantation Recordings - Muddy Waters
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Location: Phoenix AZ | 1. Curved Air
2. Perigio
3. Mirah
4. Geoff Downes
5. Yonder Mountain String Band |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Originally posted by Jeff W.:
Dixie Chick's newest Can you even legally OWN that down there? :confused:
(Waiting for the doc."Shut Up And Sing!" to come to town)
XTC - Oranges & Lemons
The Clash - London Calling
Joel Plaskett LaDeDa
Alabama 3 - Exile on Coldharbour Lane
Geoff Berner - Whiskey Rabbi
Rest - John Petersen |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Three best of Albums, but the names escape me, but here are the artists:
Johnny Cash
Bo Diddley
and some guys named the rolling stones.
And one song on the mp3 I keep listening to over and over again:
They ask to Download it first, name of the guy is Damian Rice and the song is eskimo friend. Some of it is sung in finish |
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Location: Vermont USA | Right at this moment in time Jan. 27th.9:40 p.m. EST
Styper's new one Reborn. also in the line up J.J. Cale and Eric Clapton, Chris Tomlin's Arriving.
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Location: SoCal | Pauly, that Clapton/Cale, The Road To Escondido? How do you like it? |
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Location: Vermont USA | Hi Paul I like it I'm a big Clapton fan anyway. I didn't care for his last album though. It is tough to follow a Cream reunion. I haven't seen Clapton since the cream days, I think he's gotten better with age and no drugs.
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Location: big island | Originally posted by fillhixx:
The Presidents Of the United States of America - Pure Frosting
Stephen Grapelli - Quadramania
Enter The Haggis - Casualties of Retail ah yes...another grapelli fan. i really enjoy his versions of jerome kern's songs.
1. cecilio and kapono - elua
2. michael franks - barefoot on the beach
3. craig chaquico - once in a blue universe
4. hiroshima - beyond black and white
5. vince gill - variety |
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Location: Alberta, Canada | Endless Road - Tommy Emmanuel
The Essential Willie Nelson
Evergreens - Willie Nelson
Mud On The Tires - Brad Paisley |
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Location: Tennessee | The Aqua Velvets - Guitar Noir
Soul Asylum - The Silver Lining
Steve Earle - El Corazon
The Beatles - Love (courtesy of Sir George and Giles)
Old 97's - Satellite Rides
Bob Dylan - Modern Times
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Location: Tidal Mudflats of Virginia | George Thorogood & the Delaware Destroyers
The Ventures
Link Wray
Robert Gordon with Link Wray
Brian Setzer (Stray Cats & Brian Setzer Orchestra)
Duane Eddie
Gene Vincent
Allison Krauss and Union Station
Nancy Wilson
Styll
Trick Pony
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Location: San Bernardino, California | - Lanaki: Hiroshima, BETWEEN Black and White.
I even looked to see if they had a new CD out. :p |
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Location: big island | whoops! my bad. i've enjoyed it since its release a few years ago. it's beyond me why i typed "beyond". |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | 1. Steve Morse
2. Steve Morse
3. Steve Morse
4. Steve Morse
5. Steve Morse |
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Location: Hicksville, NY | 1. The Beatles - Rubber Soul
2. Joe Satriani, Eric Johnson and Steve Vai - G3 Live in Concert
3. Steve Erquiaga - Cafe Paradiso
4. Philip Glass - Koyaanisqatsi
5. Anne-Sophie Mutter/Herbert Von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic - Beethoven: Violin Concerto |
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Location: NJ | Faces - "Best Of" - Gig material fodder
America - "Here & Now" - Recently released. It's . . . "okay". Some "new blood" infused into the usual America sound by Ben Kweller, alumni from Fountains Of Wayne and Smashing Pumpkins, but's still their typical "VelveetaRock".
John Mellencamp - "Freedom's Road" - Not as good as I'd hoped it would be. It's the usual Mellencamp flag-waving MiddleAmericana. The writing/production sounds a bit "rushed". Might need to listen to it a few more times . . .
Lindsey Buckingham - "Under the Skin" - I bought this based on two GuitarMag interviews that I'd read. I'll never do THAT again. There's some pretty good technical guitar playing, but his vocals and overall production just irk me to no end. The CD came THIS close to ending upo in a toll booth at the intersection of the NJTurnpike and I-78 at NewarkAirport.
John Waite - "Downtown(Journey of a Heart)" - Great CD!! Even though some of this guy's stuff was always a bit "pop"-ish, he's got a great voice. He does a duet/re-make of "Missing You" with Allison Kraus that's really pretty
Traffic - "Low Spark . . ." - JustBecuz
Michael Franks - "Rendezvous in Rio" - Typical Franks. Always Good.
(Actually Bill, there's a song on here called "Under the Sun" that you might like. It's all about "escaping Winter" by loading up the wife into the car and driving (from NY State) to the house in Flah . . .) |
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Location: big island | cliff says, "Michael Franks - "Rendezvous in Rio" - Typical Franks. Always Good."
totally agree! typical franks is always good. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | I will never understand why the musical community hasn't started it's own religion based around Michael Franks......Heck with Clapton! Franks IS God!
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Location: big island | fillhixx, good edit!
or should i say, "God edit"? |
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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada | 1. Laura Nyro: Season of Lights
2. Nicolette Larson: Nicolette
3. Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris: Real Live Roadrunning (The DVD concert disc included is just plain great).
4. Avalon Blues: Tribute to Mississippi John Hurt
5. Lowen & Navarro: Live Radio
6. Emmylou Harris: Pieces of the Sky
7. David Crosby: Voyages
8. Melanie: Photograph (Double Exposure)
9. Nicolette Larson: Live at the Roxy
10. Peter Green: Me and the Devil
11. Vince Gill: These Days
12. Miss Peggy Lee Boxed Set
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Location: Los Angeles | Van Morison-Pay The Devil
Ryan Adams-Gold
Tom Petty-Highway Companion
Keith Urban-Love,Pain & The Whole Crazy Thing
Keith Richards-Talk Is Cheap
Solomon Burke-Nashville (That's How I Got To Memphis)
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Just picked up Last Man Standing - Jerry Lee Lewis doing duets with a whole bunch of other people. |
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Location: Hiram, Georgia | John Peterson
Allman Bros.
Steely Dan
Bryan Adams
Hillsong
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Location: Colorado | I'm a child of the late 70s and early 80s music. I say that so you understand the "hair" and metal band kick I'm on the last couple of weeks. The fact that I learned alot of the songs on these by ear and can play them contributes.
Scorpions--Acoustica
Scorpions--Lovedrive
Tesla--Replugged Live
Tesla--The Great Radio Controversy
White Lion--Pride
Led Zeppelin IV
Pink Floyd--Pulse, disc 2 (DSOTM live)
Metallica--The Black Album
McAuley Schenker Group--Save Yourself
Hurricane--Over the Edge
Boston--Boston
Rascal Flats--Feels Like Today
Sugarland--Twice the Speed of Life
DVD concerts I've been watching lately:
Dream Theater--Score
Joe Satriani, John Petrucci, Steve Vai--G3 Live in Tokyo
Rush--Grace Under Pressure
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Location: atlanta | My best of 2006:
Enrico Pieranunzi Trio--"Ballads"
http://tinyurl.com/w846m
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Carl Tosten--"American Dream"
http://cdbaby.com/cd/carltosten4
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Edmund's Crown--"Regrets of a Company Man"
http://edmundscrown.com
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Ben Watt--"Buzzin' Fly, Vol. 3"
http://tinyurl.com/yfjfe8
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The New Cars--"It's Alive"
http://tinyurl.com/y5zfp8
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Henry Frayne/Lanterna---"Desert Ocean"
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Julius Papp---"Montreal Departure"
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Robin Guthrie--"Continental"
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Neko Case---"Fox Confessor Brings the Flood"
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Van Morrison---"Pay the Devil"
http://tinyurl.com/yybz9g
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Uh, no warranties, expressed or implied....
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Location: Hicksville, NY | Originally posted by cliff:
Michael Franks - "Rendezvous in Rio" - Typical Franks. Always Good.
(Actually Bill, there's a song on here called "Under the Sun" that you might like. It's all about "escaping Winter" by loading up the wife into the car and driving (from NY State) to the house in Flah . . .) I like the songs, "The Lady Wants To Know" and "Tiger In The Rain" which were both featured while listening to the weekend NPR show hosted by Jonathan Schwartz [I hope I got the name right]. What albums are they on? |
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Location: NJ | I believe "Lady Wants To Know" is on the"Sleeping Gypsy" album, and "Tiger in the Rain" is the title track of an album by the same name. |
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Location: Hicksville, NY | Thanks Cliff! I'm in Amazon right now through another window to check it out. Otherwise, I just might end up downloading it in iTunes, if it's available. |
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Location: NJ | RhinoRecords put out a 2-CD "BestOf" collection that has both songs (and a couple of live recordings, as well). |
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Location: chicago | Return to forever- No Mystery
Anthony Phillips -The geese and the Ghost
Genesis - Wind and Wuthering
Patrick Moraz- I
Larry Coryell/Philip Catherine-Splendid
www.guitarsoffire.com |
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Location: NJ | ". . Anthony Phillips -The geese and the Ghost
Genesis - Wind and Wuthering . ."
Two EXcellent albums!!! |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Knopfler and Emmy Lou
The new Vince
Alecia Nugent
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Location: Isle of Man, UK | Just one at the moment:-
Sam Barks - Looking in your eyes.
Just as she's a friend that one of my depressingly-talented good friends has written for, recorded, produced, and is now managing. There are some local promo gigs going on in the next couple of weeks, and I'm drafted in to be the guitarist. He must be desperate...
Bit of a departure from Rock and Roll for me, but I'm not proud! Bit distorted for my tastes, but I can sort that for the gigs... I've decided following a rehearsal yesterday that it's Breadwinner time, for the first gig at least.
myspace thingy here There's music on there, so turn down the speakers if your workplace is funny about that sort of thing... |
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Location: chicago | Thanks Cliff.....I concur!
Jeff
www.guitarsoffire.com |
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Location: Central Florida | I've been revisiting the entire three volume set of The Beatles Anthology lately... Cool stuff! |
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Location: Indiana | The Beatles- Love
It's the only CD I have been listening to in the car for the last 4 or 5 days. Any true Beatles fanatic should have this CD. Wow!
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Location: Midland, MI | I don't do the CD thing, but I spent today listening to "One Percent Panic," the new (relatively speaking) album by Viva Death on my iPlop. Ooh, and parts of "Tree Full of Secrets," the 18-CD Pink Floyd bootleg/outtakes/unreleased/rarities collection. PF doing a cover of a do-wop song (sorry, can't remember which one, but I can look if anyone's interested) is quite something. |
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | Originally posted by beatlejuice53:
The Beatles- Love My niece played this one for me on our weekly ride back from her practices. I was 'polite' at the time.
Interesting bit of post-production, not my cuppa'. I prefer the imaginative covers that were done for the soundtrack for 'I Am Sam.' Don't remix, make your own vision. JMO.
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Location: NJ | 
This guy is the brother of a co-worker of mine.
In Turkey, this guy is the "Eric Clapton" of the oud.
Good Stuff.
It was recorded live in Jerusalem, and his percussionist (I can't recall the guy's name right now) is phenOMenal!!!
After listening to it on my drive home, I sat in my MusicRoom and tried to emulate the quick little "fills" that he does with his fingers on my darbuka. Couldn't do it.
Pissed me off to NO end.
Some REALLY cool, complex rhythms/melodies going on here . . . |
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Location: big island | (john petersen)"waskel"'s Rest
just got it from cdbaby and am relieving the stress listening to it. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | 50 years old, staying at home with a couple toddlers?? What stress do you have? |
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Location: NJ | 50 years old, staying at home (IN HAWAII!!!) with a couple toddlers?? What stress do you have? |
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Location: Texas | New Grass Revival - "Too Late To Turn Back Now - Live in Telluride"
And all of their recordings.
Johnny Winter - "Nothing but the Blues" |
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Location: big island | 50 years old, staying at home, IN HAWAII, with a couple toddlers would not be too stressful if that's all that was goin' on. i'm also a stepdad to four grown children, two of which live here with us in a three bedroom house. they dropped out of school, don't work, don't have driver's licenses, are about the sloppiest young men i've ever met and their deadbeat dad never taught them respect. these guys are 21 and 19 and both think the world owes them a living. some days, i take it in stride and lean more heavily on the Everlasting Arms and other days i wanna lean on the arms of a different caliber! ;)
oh yeah, almost forgot...my 18 year old daughter is coming to live with us in june. i might be able to do more gigs then cuz i'll have a babysitter though. |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | Forget what I said about inviting us over for a visit, Randy. You're welcome here, though. 2 of us in a 4000 square foot house with a 5 car garage, big yard and a pool and a cabin up in the woods. I have to get on a website in order to find someone to talk to. |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Townes Van Zandt - Be Here to Love Me
... and as the parent of twin three-year-old girls, I can say that being home alone with two toddlers can be plenty stressful. :eek: |
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Location: big island | aloha mark
~do ya need a housekeeper and a gardener and a mechanic and a poolboy with a pioneering spirit? oh...and someone to take care of your guitar museum while you are traversing the world? someone with two built-in toddlers so that the sweet sound of children laughing fills the 4000 plus square feet of air?
please accept this post as my informal application. rest assured we will leave the 19 and 21 year olds to fend for themselves here.
(man....i shoulda, coulda been a lawyer...if only i wasn't so overly concerned about my reputation... ;) ) |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | My wife will be disappointed that I invited you here instead of inviting us there. The pool isn't open yet, but it's going to be in the 80s this weekend. If you can cure my slice, you could be my caddy, too.
Somehow we haven't missed the sound of children laughing. The quiet after having teenagers in the house for so many years is kind of nice. |
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Location: big island | you're spoiled, mark. you wouldn't want to stay at our place even if there was enuf room. like i previously mentioned, we gave up a whole lot of comfort and "comfortable things" lifestyle by me staying home to nurture our new little ones.
however, you are always welcome to big island. i welcome the chance for my wife and i to spend some time out and about with you and yours. we'll leave all four kids home!
if we combined my hook with your slice we could both be golfically cured. :D |
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Location: St Louis | 1. Nils Lofgren - Sacred Weapon
2. Humble Pie - Fillmore
3. Cafe R&B - Blues and All the Rest
4. Allman Brothers - Idlewild South
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Location: GA USA | Time to hit this thread again.
The new Bad Brains album just came out, and it's great, for all you reggae-punk fans. |
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Location: Central Massachusetts | Tom Waits, Nighthawks at the Diner
David Gilmour, On An Island
Pink Martini, Hey Eugene!
Van Morrison, Magic Time
Neil Young, Live at Massey Hall 1971 |
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Location: Marlton, NJ | Elvis Costello Greatest Hits |
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Location: Scotland | Pat McLaughlin - Horsefly
Warren Zevon - Preludes (unreleased demos)
James McMurtry - Childish Things
Rodney Crowell - The Outsider
Shawn Colvin - These Four Walls
David Lindley - El Rayo X Live
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Terri Hendrix - The Spiritual Kind (Great versions of Driftwood's Soul of a Man and Pastures of Plenty by Gutherie)
La Bamba Movie Soundtrack --- Los Lobos/others
Beach Boys --- 20 Good Vibrations
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Location: Campbell River, British Columbia | OFC :rolleyes: Old Farts Club.
Corb Lund & the Hurtin\' Albertans - Five Dollar Bill
Los Rastrillos - Codigos Del Alma
Slammin all-body band
LeRoy Bell and his Only Friends - Two sides to every story
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BTW; "Elvis Costellos greatest hit?"
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Location: atlanta | Au Revoir Simone--"The Birth of Music" (2007)
Inara George--"All Rise" (2005)
Bryan Ferry--"Dylanesque" (2007)
As Tall as Lions--Self titled (2006)
Coco Montoya--"Dirty Deal" (2007)
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