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Location: Texas | What is on your CD player?
Tony Rice - Bluegrass guitar
David Grisman - Tone Poems 1 & 2
John McLaughlin - Belo Horizonte
Django Reinhardt - Collection
Robert Johnson - Collection
Miles Davis - Acoustic
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Posts: 623
Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | Currently playing-Martin Scorsese presents the blues, Keb' Mo' (First Listen)
Also in the player-Keb' Mo' -The Door (New, haven't heard it yet)
...And Martin Scorsese presents the blues, Robert Johnson (New, haven't heard it yet) |
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Location: NJ | Right now in the changer here in my office:
Richard Shindell - "Vuelta"
Mark Knopfler - "Shangri-La"
Sting - "Bring On The Night"
Martin Barre - "Stage Left" |
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Location: Midland, MI | Edgar Winters - Jazzin' the Blues
If you haven't heard it...it's...different. Frankenstein is great as a jazz piece.
Also:
Jimmie Vaughan - The Essential Jimmie Vaughan
Albert King - The lost Session
Gary Moore - Blues Alive
Chuck Prophet - No Other Love
Jimi Hendrix - Are You Experienced
The Who - It's Hard
The Frank and Joe Show - 33 1/3
Eric Clapton - (a couple of live bootlegs)
Johnny Winter - Live And (or is it And Live?) |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | Alison Krauss and Union Station - Live
Patty Loveless - Mountain Soul |
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Posts: 8307
Location: Tennessee | Los Lonely Boys (these guys are awesome - great album!)
Brian Setzer - '68 Comeback Special
Chris Issac - Forever Blue
Counting Crows - Films about Ghosts
Honk - Five Summer Stories
Mark Knopfler - SAiling to Philadelphia |
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Posts: 10583
Location: NJ | steely dan
van der graft generator
soft machine
king crimson
yes i am in one of those moods this week. |
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Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada | Mahavishnu Orchestra - Birds of Fire and Inner Mounting Flame. Pat Metheny - Still Life Talking. A CD of music by Samuel Barber, which includes probably the saddest piece of music ever written, "Adagio for Strings" (sad as in "brings tears to your eyes", not sad as in "bad"). On my tape deck - hold on to your hats - Sufi devotional music by singer Nusrat Fatah Ali Khan (alright, alright - so I have eclectic tastes; so sue me).
Country Artist - do you know if McLaughlin's Music Spoken Here is available on CD? It's fairly old; I have the album (remember those big plastic discs you got sound out of by dragging some needle-like thingy across them?), but would like to get it on CD. |
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Location: Omaha | Among others...
Kaki King, "Everybody Loves You"
Johnny Winter, "I'm A Bluesman" & "Saints & Sinners"
Corey Christiansen Quartet, "Awakening"
Jim Hall, "Youkali" (GREAT CD)
Preston Reed, "The Road Less Travelled"
Gary Burton, "Generations"
The Holmes Brothers, "Promised Land" & "Lotto Land" (These guys are great' check 'em out!)
John Michael Talbot, "Master Collection, V.I"
The Allman Brothers, "Hittin' the Note"
George Harrison, "All Things Must Pass"
Miles Davis, "Kind of Blue"
Bruce Cockburn, "Dancin' in the Dragon's Jaws"
That's enough for now ... just lots of stuff in the car and the office... |
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Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada | Alpep - I saw the Soft Machine here in Ottawa back in the 1960's. They were the opening act for the Jimi Hendrix Experience. Back then, the fact that the drummer (Wyatt was his name?) played shirtless created quite a stir. My group (I was a drummer then) incorporated some of the Machine's songs into our sets (I liked "I Did It Again", which we played).
Oh yeah, that Hendrix guy was pretty good, too. |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Well, Cat Stevens - Tea for the Tillerman, of course! Might add some Woody Guthrie, P,P&M and Phil Ochs :D |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Zoe Girl, Jeremy Camp.
Looking for some solidbody modes to play. |
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Location: Texas | Duncan J,
Yes, both John McLaughlin albums "Music Spoken Here" and "Belo Horizonte" are now available on CD.
Check amazon.com
Great albums!
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Location: Houston, Texas | In no particular order:
The Jayhawks - Rainy Day Music
The String Cheese Incident - Born on the Wrong Planet
The Allman Bros. - Hittin' the Note
Pure Prairie League - Bustin' Out
Widespread Panic - Don't Tell the Band |
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Location: Columbus, OH | Saving Jane. www.savingjane.com, though there's something wrong with the web site and it's been down for a day. Acoustic player uses Ovations and just bought my SMT from me. In fact, he chose to stay with Ovation (he's been using a pair of imports with Saving Jane and with his other band, Mother Trucker - www.mothertruckerrocks.com- for several years) after trying a very nice 30th Anniversary Taylor with the expression system at the band's CD release party. He didn't like the Taylor plugged in, especially compared to the Ovations. |
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Location: puerto vallarta, mexico | smokin joe kubek
billie holday
"pizza tapes" (garcia rice grissman, and "mary jane"
miles davis
oscar peterson
bonnie raitt
taj mahal
john mayal
eric clapton
willie and lobo
latcho and andrea
buena vista social club
bb king
beethoven
vivaldi
john lee hooker
back alley john
blind boy davis
brownie mcghee
sonny terry
ethyl waters
jimmie dale gilmore
magic slim and the teardrops
mance lipscomb
leadbelly
lightnin hopkins
arthur big boy crudup
missippi john hurt
big joe williams
reverand john davis
bukka white
buddy guy
stevie ray vaughn
about 300 more and much of what is in the above posts. if i'm not playing it i'm listening to it (sometimes both) |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Muddy Waters, Fathas n suns
Tony Furtado, (the blues one)
John Mooney
Kal David and the Real Deal
I just for sat radio so I been listening to that alot. They still talk way too much!! |
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Location: NJ | Just curious, Bill:
Did'ya go XM or Sirius? |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Mighty Boss Tones: Let's Face It
Juan Luis Guerra: Grandes Exitos
The Mavericks:Trampoline
Luaka Bop:No Accidents on the Job (Byrne Compilation)
Ben Folds Five:Naked Baby Pictures
Bo Diddley: His Best |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by Duncan J:
(alright, alright - so I have eclectic tastes; so sue me).
Nothing wrong with eclectic. If this was asked two days ago, I'd have had to list:
Asha Bhonsle, Lata Mangashkar and Muhammad Rafi! (I was in one of *those* moods). If anyone is looking for a good Bollywood-type movie, I recommend 'The Pushpak' (I think that's it, the name of the big hotel, spelling might be off). My H1B buddies all think I'm weird...I knew about this stuff before I met them. :) |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by Joyful Noise:
The String Cheese Incident - Born on the Wrong Planet
Their version of 'Gin and Juice' cracks me up...hilarious. |
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Location: Houston, Texas | Originally posted by cruster:
Their version of 'Gin and Juice' cracks me up...hilarious.
I've got three of their CDs, but that one's not on any of them. They do get my "Spike Jones" award for "Johnny Cash", he don't smoke hash!
:eek:
Excellent musicians, with a twist. |
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Location: Midland, MI | Originally posted by Joyful Noise:
I've got three of their CDs, but that one's not on any of them.
Huh, I don't have any of their albums, but I do have an mp3 of them doing Gin and Juice. I'll have to dig it out and put it somewhere for you. |
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Location: Germantown, MD | Brian Wilson--Smile
The Thorns--Sunset Sessions |
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Location: puerto vallarta, mexico | Originally posted by Joyful Noise:
I've got three of their CDs, but that one's not on any of them. They do get my "Spike Jones" award for "Johnny Cash", he don't smoke hash!
:eek:
Excellent musicians, with a twist.
these guys are a must hear. tighter than--well we don't say stuff like that anymore here.
a very good friend of mine helps produce and promote them. he always has string cheese paraphenelia and recordings for me every time i am back in new mexico.
i saw string cheese and david byrne at paolo soleri in santa fe on the same ticket once. byrne was playing with a dozen brazilians. the entire crowd went aerobic for close to 5 hours, and the security was joining in on more than just the jumping. reminded me of the 60's. it was like a micro woodstock with no garbage left behind. |
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