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Location: Gardnerville, NV | Pink Floyd - Animals
Neil Young - Rust Never Sleeps or Year of the Horse
Roy Buchannon - Sweet Dreams
Cowboy Junkies - The Trinity Sessions
Tom Cochrane - Songs of the Circling Spirit
and just in case I lose 1 of the original 5
REM - Automatic for the People
Joe Craven - Camptown |
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Location: Houston, TX | Ian, since you mentioned Spooky Tooth...I picked up the new Dick Cavett DVD collection the other day. It had a complete show from 1971 with George Harrison and Ravi Shankar, but the show opened with Gary Wright and Wonder Wheel doing Two Faced Man with GH sitting in on slide. Great tune. GH came stage forward to sit down with Cavett, and when the applause died down Cavett deadpanned "by now you all know this is Gary Wright".
Here's my 5:
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Location: vienna, west virginia | 1)Friday Night in San Francisco -- Al DiMeola,John McLaughlin, Paco DeLucia...
2)Essential Guitar,33 guitar masterpieces -- Segovia &various artists...
3)Yesssongs -- Anderson,Squire,Wakeman,Bruford/White, Howe...
4) Early Days and Latter Days -- Led Zeppelin...
5a) Ancestral Voices -- R. Carlos Nakai. William Eaton
5b) The Gene Krupa Story -- Gene Krupa & his Orchestra...
5c) Commander Cody, members edition...
5d) Lou Reed, Metal Machine Music....
thats five right???? |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | - Scott
To tell the truth I'd probably just grab my hard-drive, It's currently has 19,575 audio tracks on it. |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | WELL
Here's my list
#1 First I would steal all of Country Artist's CDs and count that as one. (I cheat a lot)
#2 my all time favorite, touched by the king of over production, Cowboy Jack Clements, and played and sung by the king of song writers, Mickey Newberry: 'FRISCO MABEL JOY
My wife and I heard it in a Candle shop in San Diego in the 70's on a new stereo and it became our standard for beautiful stereo sound.
#3 Johnny Cash's FOLSOM PRISON
#4 DEJA VU (guess who is the artists)
#5 and maybe #1 BUCKEYE BLUEGRASS BAND CD
They produced a CD of all ORIGINAL bluegrass songs, 3 of which are in the top five of www.bandspace.com in the bluegrass category. This helped finance their Nordic Tour to Sweden and Norway that is documented on a beautiful DVD they recorded of their tour that I can get for anyone who really cares about bluegrass.
I won't need no stinkin' # 6 as I stole all of Country Artist's picks, he knows where real pickin' is at and where it came from, INCLUDING HIM!!! (I have his CD's that I would sneak under my hard hat to take with me to this barren place, I have found that if you wear a hard hat you can go anywhere without being searched.)
SO THERE!!! |
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Location: chicago | Trick of the Tail-Genesis
Friday night in San Francisco-Dimeola-JM-Paco D
Captain Beyond-Captain Beyond
The Grand Passion-Al DiMeola
Topographical Oceans-Yes |
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Location: Tampa, FL | Stage Fright - The Band
CSN - CSN
Disraeli Gears - Cream
Machine Head - Deep Purple
The Battle for Everything - Five for Fighting
And if this island desertion is an accompanied tour - swap the last for something by Marc Anthony |
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Location: NJ | "Divinities" - Ian Anderson
"Innocent Age" - Dan Fogelberg
"All Things Must Pass" - George Harrison
"Northern Exposure" - Soundtrack
"Il Quattro Staggioni" - Vivaldi |
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Location: closely held secret | Good one, Cliff. NE soundtrak is excellent. I love that show, got em all in AVI. |
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Location: NJ | Wask;
If I were limited to just ONE CD, that'd probably be IT.
It's an excellent "cross-section" of music that has a little of EVERYTHING. Klezmer to SouthAfrican, Opera to BookerT . . . |
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Location: closely held secret | Exactly.
Here\'s a fun little site that not only lists the episodes and story lines, but also details which music was used in each. Sometimes I watch particular shows just to hear the music. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Nice.
Loved NE. Thanks for the link. Varment. |
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Location: closely held secret | Yer welcome, Deliverance Boy. |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub |  |
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Location: MD Suburbs of DC | Hard to say but I'd definately have some Elton John, Black Crowes, Neil Diamond, Chicago & maybe Aerosmith... |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Originally posted by Waskel:
I was thinking more like |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | Allman Brothers- Live at Filmore East.
Anything by Andres Segovia
Jim Mills- Hide Head Blues
Mozart- Flute Concerto Compilation
Earl Scruggs- Foggy Mountain Banjo |
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