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Location: Texas | Greetings Ovation fans,
We love guitars so much that it would be interesting to know what are your current listening music pleasures these days.
Mine, in rotation this week are:
1.Paco de Lucia - Cositas Buenas (scary)
2.Tony Rice - The Bluegrass Guitar Collection (great new compilation)
3.Shakti - A Handful of Beauty (makes you feel very humble)
4.Tony Rice - Devlin (on lots of tracks here Tony plays an Ovation Legend)
5.Sam Bush - King of the World (great, highly recommended)
So, what is on your CD player?
Best,
Serge
www.sergiolara.com ;) |
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Posts: 2503
Location: Fayetteville, NC | On any Given Day My Listening May Change. So Don't get Culture Shock on me!
here it goes....
1)Chet Atkins-C.G.P
2)B.B.King-Greatest Hits
3)Glen Campbell-20 Greatest Hits
4)Jim Croce-36 All Time Greatest Hits
5)Guy Clark-Dublin Blues
6)Loggins & Messina- The Best Of Friends
7)Dan Seals-In A Quiet Room
and when this rotation is done I've Got..
B. B. King & Eric Clapton
Mac McAnally- Word of Mouth
And Wings Over America
ready to load up.
I am hoping to increase my guitar Instrumental cd Library soon.
Strange but True! I Told you My taste was all over the place! :eek:
Next!! |
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Posts: 795
Location: Texas | Hey Steve,
That is cool man.
I also love Jim Croce and Maury M.very much and I am enjoying the new DVD JIm Croce Live, where you can see them sing and play their Ovations.
I also listen to Loggins & Messina quite often, the On Stage album is great and Glen C. is also a favorite.
Good music.
Serge
www.sergiolara.com ;) |
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Posts: 3666
Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | At this second, Clapton- Unplugged.
Other days- Puccini, Rod Stewart's "torch song" works, BB King, Jimmy Buffett, Stan Rogers, Fritz Kreisler. Rather eclectic entourage. |
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Posts: 1225
Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | At the moment:
Crosby, Stills, Nash, + Young - So Far
Heart - Alive In Seattle
David Bowie - Reality
Yes - Fragile
Indigo Girls - Back On The Bus Ya'all! |
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Posts: 623
Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | My tastes change with the wind too, but right now in the 6 cd changer in the car:
1)Willy Porter-High Wire LIve (an AWESOME sugestion from Cliff...dynamite cd, just got it this week)
2)Dakota Moon (debut cd)-Very polished acoustic "pop" rock with fanastic vocals and harmonies.
3)Joss Stone-Soul Sessions...INCREDIBLE debut cd from a new young (18ish) singer...very authentic, raw soul music. What a ballsy voice! Not fitting the mold of today's young singers...an old soul, and very talented.
4)Police-Best of. Hardly ever listen to this, but we took it on our trip to Maine last week.
5)Eagles-CD1 from the latest "best of" from last year.
6)Toby Lightman-debut cd from another young female acoustic artist. Very good, but not my thing...too electronic "pop" for my taste, (despite the acoustic guitar). One of Shel's picks for the trip to Maine still lingering in the player.
Johnny |
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Posts: 265
Location: Warrenton, Virginia | Steve/Serge
Highwayman GC
Diana Khroll
Chet Alone
MAry Chapin Carpenter
Christopher Parkening
Counting the Crows/recovering Satellites
Elliot Smith
Chopin piano concertos
Merl Haggard's greatest hits
Dwight Yoakham (the one with witchita Lineman)
Eva Cassidy
Roger Miller
I have all these cassettes in the car. |
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Posts: 782
Location: Waurika OK | At this moment, Matt Smith, Big Fun also like his Black and White CD
Usual listening:
Eric Clapton: From the Cradle, Unplugged, One More Car One More Rider DVD
Eagles: Live, Hell Freezes Over DVD
Santana
James Taylor: Pull Over DVD
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Alabama
Willie Nelson
Brian Adams, Uplugged
Edgar Cruz: just got turned on to Edgar, he is an Oklahoma classical player that plays mostly solo on his CD's. Plays all types of music, fingerpickers would really enjoy his music. Go to his website and click on the CD's, most have samples of the songs.
noel |
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Posts: 2246
Location: Yucaipa, California | Alison Krauss & Union Station Live
Ron Block (AKUS) Faraway Land
Dan Tyminski (AKUS) Carry Me Across The Mountain
The Three Pickers - Earl Scruggs/Doc Watson/Ricky Scaggs |
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Posts: 863
Location: Central Florida | Beatles "1"
Eric Clapton & BB King
Chet Atkins - "Country Gentleman" & "Picks on The Beatles"
Clark Byron - "In That Day" & "Precious Cargo"
Ernie Ford & Glen Campbell - "Ernie Sings & Glen Picks" (Ernie's "singing" is okay, but it's Glen's "picking" that makes this one worthwhile).
Jeff |
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Posts: 26
Location: Canton, Ohio | 1. The Ground...Michael Stanley
2. Rubber Soul...The Beatles
3. The Best of Breathless
4. Boston
5. Born to Run...Bruce Springsteen
6. "Rosewood Bitters"...Michael Stanley |
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Posts: 14842
Location: NJ | Right now in my office:
Clapton - "Me & Mr. Johnson"
Renaissance - "DaCapo" (Import BoxSet)
Graham Nash - "Songs for Survivors"
Ian Anderson - "Divinities(12 Dances with God)"
Kal David - "Double Tuff" (ThankYouCwk2)
Paul Carrack - "It Ain't Over"
David Gilmour - Audio dubbed off Live DVD
Squirrel Nut Zippers - "Hot" |
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Posts: 295
Location: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada | Ralph Towner and John Abercrombie: "Sargasso Sea"
Mahavishnu Orchestra: "The Inner Mounting Flame"
Mahavishnu Orchestra: "Birds of Fire"
Pat Metheny: "Imaginary Day"
Yes: "Close to the Edge" |
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Posts: 1614
Location: Converse, Texas | Beatles - Revolver
Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill
Rick Derringer - Greatest & Latest
Edgar Winter - They Only Come Out at Night
Crosby Stills Nash & Young - Four Way Street |
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Posts: 36
Location: Tampa, Florida | 1. Dave Matthews - Some Devil
2. U2 - All that you can't leave behind
3. Red Hot Chili Peppers - Californication
4. 3 Doors Down - The Better Life
5. The Star Wars Sound Track - Oh yeaaah. |
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Posts: 1614
Location: Converse, Texas | RobT: I sent you a private message. |
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Posts: 648
Location: Florida | Got a real cool CD player in my truck... Ford OEM CD/MP3 player thats "just right" technically - ie, large buttons, simple display, few yet basic functions.
Its nice having one CD full of blues numbers - everyone from Elmore James, to Buddy Guy, to BB, to Hutto, to Jr Wells, to Albert King... you name it, I've got it in blues... even "Screamin'" Jay Hawkins.
Got another CD with everything the Beatles did - even the obsure and pretty lousy sturr.
Got another CD with all sorts of my favorites, a real hodgepodge - from Abba (yes... two songs) to EC, to ZZ top, to James Taylor, to Carol King, to Chuck Berry and Steve Miller, to CSNY, to Jimmy Buffet to Paul Simon to The Carpenters to ... just about everybody got two songs.
Keep in mind, at moderate bit rates, you can easily get 240 popular length songs on one CD in the MP3 format.
Working one one more... all Christian artists, its not quite ready yet though. |
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Posts: 1792
Location: Rego Park, NY, | In The Van
4 Peter White CD's
1 George Carlin "A Place For My Stuff" :D :p
1 Kaki King :) :cool: :D
Phil |
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Posts: 9301
Location: south east Michigan | From the "there is one in every crowd" department.......
An approx 45 disc set....over 55 hours..."The Lord of the Rings" trilogy, unabridged.
Also...
Live Who....Kaki King....William Russel (a local guitar talent)...and a burned disc with about 8 songs that I am learning to play.
Brad
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"Out of the wreck rose the Black Rider!" Great stuff. Almost lyrical. |
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Posts: 584
Location: atlanta | Van Morrison--"The Philosopher's Stone" (unreleased material from the 70's) 1998
Lanois/Eno--"Apollo" 1981
Kaki King--"ELY" 2003 (I'm her dad so natch)
Death Cab For Cutie--"Transatlanticism" 2004
Kaskade--"SF Sessions Vol. 4" 2004
Alex DeGrassi--"Now and Then" 2004
Steely Dan--"Gaucho" 1980 (2004 SACD) |
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Posts: 1922
Location: Canton (Detroit), MI | Heart - "Alive In Seattle"
Carrie Newcomer - "Betty's Diner"
Sam Bush - "Peaks Of Telluride" and "King Of My World"
Emmylou Harris - "Spyboy" and "Luxury Liner"
Flatlanders - "Wheels Of Fortune"
David Grisman and Tony Rice - "Tone Poems"
Many others, but these get played the most.....
Roger |
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Posts: 1498
Location: San Bernardino, California | For the most part I don't listen to the CD player except in my car. I've got a hard drive in my computer dedicated to mp3s (currently has 16884 tracks on it). So I just set it up to rotate through all of them. I'm current in the middle of the Ls. So the last few albums have been:
Geddy Lee - My Favorite Headache
Ottmar Liebert - The Hours Between Night & Day
Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials - Alligator Records 20th Anniversary Tour, Disc 1
Franz Liszt - Bolero & The Hungarian Rhapsodies
Little Feat - Feats Don't Fail Me Now, Let It Roll
Little Walter - Willie Dixon Chess Box, Disc 1
Living Coulor - Vivid
Lizzy Borden - Menace to Society, Master of Disguise
Nils Lofgren - Nils Lofgren
Lance Lopez - Wall of Soul
Currently listening to:
Loudness - The Birthday Eve |
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Posts: 2487
| Since I have been working hard with the Keyboard player, on the Bass, I can now do some of the music I passed up years ago.
I am craming my head full of "Yes" I am beginning to enjoy the hour and fifteen minute ride each way to work!
Now all I have to do is figure out how to play the guitar while I am driving!
Yes Songs
Yes Fragile
Yes Drama
Yes Talk
The Yes Album
Yes Relayer
Chris Squire Fish out of Water
Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon
Pink Floyd The Wall
Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here
Genesis The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
Genesis The Trick of the Tail
Genesis And Then there were Three
Peter Gabriel Big Time just that song
Steely Dan Decade
U.K. U.K.
The Police Syncronicity
Ohh my God my fingers and arms are tired from that dam Bass! Not used to those Fat Strings and long frets yet!
Want to do a Medley for "The Who" with stuff that ranges from Quadrophenia, Who's Next, Tommy, Etc.
Will work that out when we find the perfect drummer and at least one more guitarist who can also sing & switch to bass?
Where ever I can fit in the Acoustics in the songs I do?
For relaxation, and a break, it's mostly Niel Young, The Beatles, Dave Mathews, Joe Walsh and the Eagles. I almost forgot James Taylor.
I have to get some Cat Stevens stuff! Have to get a nice old Ovation Classical like I used to have before I sold it! What a dummy! |
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Posts: 939
Location: Fort Worth, Texas | New car - CD player. I've been now driving our other car - CD player. Sold the old vehicle - no CD player. Hence in the car:
Tanita Tickeram - "Everybody's Angel"
Little Village - "Little Village"
Bob Marley & The Wailers - "Confrontation"
The Band - "Music From Big Pink"
Steel Pulse - "Babylon The Bandit"
Grateful Dead - "Fallout From The Phil Zone" |
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November 2002
Posts: 1300
Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Zamfir - "My Favorite Tull"
Yani - "Bad to the Bone"
Jim Neighbors - "Guns and Roses Forever"
Box Car Willy - "Show Tunes Nobody Can Remember" |
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What is on your CD player?
