I have been deep into a Robin Trower blues vein the last few days. What started it was finding a rare recording of a show at the Kiel Auditorium (St. Louis) from 1980. From there I have been exploring other live recordings as well. Just yesterday at a Rasputin Music in San Jose (check them out if you're in Northern California) I found a 2-CD release called "State to State: Live 1974 to 1980" and there is some spectacular playing on there.
Spencer Davis Group
Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
1000 Days 1000 Songs
A great playlist of mostly new songs recorded specifically for this project. New songs will continue to be added.
Something to keep you entertained for the next 4 years.
The playlist is also available to stream on Spotify and Apple Music.
http://www.30days30songs.com
A great playlist of mostly new songs recorded specifically for this project. New songs will continue to be added.
Something to keep you entertained for the next 4 years.
The playlist is also available to stream on Spotify and Apple Music.
http://www.30days30songs.com
quote:Originally posted by sunnylea57:
Nick Lowe - The Convincer
When I saw your post I thought it must be a new album. Wrong. 2001? Despite having 9 of his solo albums and the Rockpile and Dave Edmunds albums he's been on, I totally missed that one. I remember 2001 being a stressful year spent mostly travelling, but that's bad.
Lyle Lovett - Joshua Judges Ruth
quote:Originally posted by steve8:quote:Originally posted by sunnylea57:
Nick Lowe - The Convincer
When I saw your post I thought it must be a new album. Wrong. 2001? Despite having 9 of his solo albums and the Rockpile and Dave Edmunds albums he's been on, I totally missed that one. I remember 2001 being a stressful year spent mostly travelling, but that's bad.
Let me know what you think of it, Steve. It's my favourite of his from the last 20 years. The followup, At My Age, is also good, but I prefer The Convincer.
Camille Saint-Saëns Symphony No. 3 in C minor, Op. 78 - Symphony for Organ. This is a new (to me) composer. This symphony is going to be played at an upcoming ESO show, so I am listening to familiarize myself with the piece. It's beautiful.
Biber, The Mystery Sonatas.
Joe Bonnemassa.
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Biber, The Mystery Sonatas.
You misspelled Bieber.......
quote:Originally posted by bman:quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Biber, The Mystery Sonatas.
You misspelled Bieber.......
Just a guess, but do you drink port while listening to your Bieber favorites?
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by bman:quote:Originally posted by wine+art:
Biber, The Mystery Sonatas.
You misspelled Bieber.......
Just a guess, but do you drink port while listening to your Bieber favorites?
I can honestly say that I've never listened to a Biebs tune. Not that I've purposely avoided it but they don't play that stuff on the satellite stations I hear. But if I did, I might very well drink port while doing so!
Bach's The Art of Fugue by the Emerson String Quartet.
John Prine
quote:Originally posted by Bigfoot003:
John Prine
Love John Prine. He'd agree with your signature, especially today.
PH
quote:Originally posted by Bigfoot003:
John Prine
Songwriter!
KK would introduce him and play with him when I was in college, many moons ago at very small and modest venues.
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by Bigfoot003:
John Prine
Songwriter!
KK would introduce him and play with him when I was in college, many moons ago at very small and modest venues.
That must've been amazing. Small venues make for special performances.
quote:Originally posted by PurpleHaze:quote:Originally posted by Bigfoot003:
John Prine
Love John Prine. He'd agree with your signature, especially today.
PH
Funny PH, that signature is actually an old George Carlin line. And it seems to be timeless!
quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by Bigfoot003:
John Prine
Songwriter!
KK would introduce him and play with him when I was in college, many moons ago at very small and modest venues.
Very cool.
I once worked security at a show he did at my university. Love him.
quote:Originally posted by bman:quote:Originally posted by wine+art:quote:Originally posted by Bigfoot003:
John Prine
Songwriter!
KK would introduce him and play with him when I was in college, many moons ago at very small and modest venues.
Very cool.
I once worked security at a show he did at my university. Love him.
We would be remiss not to include Townes in this discussion.
Keith Jarrett
More Keith Jarrett. I really never get tired of him, singing and all.
Leonard Cohen
Matisyahu, Live at Stubb's
Galaxie 500 - On Fire
quote:Originally posted by steve8:
Don't forget What's He Building (we have a right to know!)
Speaking of:
what's he building in there?
Cannonball Adderly - Somethin' Else
The Outlaws
quote:Originally posted by aphilla:
More Keith Jarrett. I really never get tired of him, singing and all.
You call that singing? Just kidding, Keith Jarrett is amazing. I do enjoy the less guttural records though.
quote:Originally posted by bhauk:quote:Originally posted by aphilla:
More Keith Jarrett. I really never get tired of him, singing and all.
You call that singing? Just kidding, Keith Jarrett is amazing. I do enjoy the less guttural records though.
Yeah. Singing probably isn't the right word for it....
Cream, Dylan, Beethoven.
Little Feat - Feats Don't Fail Me Now
SRV - The Sky is Crying
The Smiths - Louder Than Bombs
NRBQ - Diggin' Uncle Q
Rheostatics - Night of the shooting stars
quote:Originally posted by sunnylea57:
The Smiths - Louder Than Bombs
Fantastic Album. A lot of great stuff on this...not just the popular ones.
quote:Originally posted by Vino Bevo:
SRV - The Sky is Crying
Great version of Little Wing on it
quote:Originally posted by ThistlinTom:quote:Originally posted by Vino Bevo:
SRV - The Sky is Crying
Great version of Little Wing on it
Indeed, as is Life by the Drop, one of my favorites. Great album made after his death from material off the cutting room floor.