Thought this might be a cool way to hear about some new music, so what CD are you listening to right now and what do you think?
Me first:
Rory Gallagher: Calling Card
I love this cd, great tracks like Edged in Blue (possibly my favorite Rory tune ever), Calling Card, Moonchild etc.
So what are you playing?
Right now I'm listening to Hot Rod Guitar:the Danny Gatton anthology, trying to cool down after talking to the boneheads at the EDD....
The Pat Metheny Goup (the fist one, ya know, with 'San Lorenzo).
I just picked up Kid Ramos;Califorina House Party..its pretty good .Its got a lot of the Little Charlie and the Nightcats thing going ,as Charlie Batey plays some on it .I like that "California Swing"..it's got that little bit newer blues tone to it..
Kyuss "Muchas Gracias" (Best of Kyuss)
Well before I tell you just let me say I have a very wide range in music tastes, right now in the 8 disc changer for tonight is:
Andrews Sisters greatest hits CD
Terje Rypdal Whenever I seem Far Away
Django Reinhardt compilation
Hendrix Cry Of Love
Renaissance Ashes Are Burning
Lalo Schifrin Music From the original Mission Impossible
Chieli Minucci Renaissance,with a great version of Beck's Cause We've Ended As Lovers!!!
It's a Beautiful Day, White Bird is playing right now as I'm typing.
Guild,
I love Django, I just scored a brand new 15 CD Django boxed set off of ebay for $40!
Flogging Molly - Drunken Lullabies
Good stuff.
--Carson
http://www.riscchip.com
I am actually listening to Rory Gallagher's Stage Struck which is my favoite CD.I love towards then end of his solo on Moonchild, it is so furios that it sounds like his guitar is going to fall apart,man what energy.
Hey Shawn did you pick up Rory's first solo CD "Rory Gallagher" yet? If so what do you think of the song "Just The Smile",I cant get enuff of that song.
BB King's Greatest Hits.
Guitars: Teles, Strats, LP, VW Wormoth, others. Amps: Bassman LTD, Richter 5e3, 5e3 Head, Taynor Bassmaster II, Gretsch 6150 (Supro), others. Board: Guitar>Java Boost> Huckleberry>Fuzz Head>Top Fuel> SFX-03 >Keeley 4 knob Comp>EH Clone Chorus>Flanger>DD-6
Oasis - Familiar To Millions
10 Years After - Live at the Filmore East...
Almost makes up for being sick as a dog with this cold and home on a Friday night...
...almost
He's hot! He's hip! and he's hairy!
Right now? OK, The Brian Setzer Collection '81 - '88
yummy
.......... from the Land of Gibson
Merle Haggard - "Live at Billy Bob's Texas"
Black Sabbath - "Past Lives"
Black Crowes - "Live"
Kid Ramos - "Greasy Kid Stuff"
TBD
Sly And The Family Stone -- Anthology
Herbie Hancock -- Head Hunters
Retro fun on a friday evening at home -- lovin it.
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SRV and Double Trouble, the 3 CD set.
Dickey Betts & Great Southern's new all acoustic CD The Collectors part 1. Only available on his website........this is a goodun folks!
Since 5 a.m. this morning I have been listening to a mix of studio and live tracks I have recorded with my band and with some friends.........good stuff and it will be finished soon.
I broke my liver
Gazza,
That is one that I havent been able to find locally, I guess I'm just going to have to order it. I've been watching that DVD non stop. I love the version of A Million Miles Away he does on that one. His lead tone is awesome and those volume swells are great!
Gary Moore ~ Live
Can't seem to stop listening to Danny Gatton's Relentless with Joey DeFrancesco. Its not that I want to be Danny or that I love Bardens etc but the organ and the interplay! Its gratuitous! So meaty and fatback and high cholesterol. twang and beef and swinging...
Allman Brothers
-Live at Fillmore East
-Eat A Peach
:wail1
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Achim
The Subdudes-Annunciation
:wail2
Santana Brothers Viva Santana!
Eric Clapton Blues
The Band Greatest Hits
The Great Carl Perkins 3 Cd set
~Roll it, and I'll just feel something~
TBoneDeluxe :
Black Sabbath - "Past Lives"
I'm a Black Sabbath fan but never heard of this disc. Who's the singer and when did it come out? Is it one of those discs made after Dio & Gillan left the band? I kinda lost touch with them after that................thanks.
Listening to Steve Earle's Transcendental Blues. It ain't blues Mr. ShawnRT but it's about great songs from a great songwriter.
Slim,
You'll have to bring that one and some of the other cd's you keep telling me about this labor day weekend and I'll check them out!
ShawnRT, It's tempting, in a thread like this, to post a guitarically correct reply, naming a super guitar God playing on an obscure album, such as Stevie Ray playing on that old Lou Ann Barton recording which has shown up in the last few years. I forget the title, a familiar theme for me. 99.9% of the stuff I listen to is guitar based, if not guitar featured, and Transcendental Blues fits that mold. That's what I was listening to at the time. Now I'm looking for Gary Hoey's album that I think is called Hocus Pocus: Live. But that's probably not close to the right title. It's most cool though.
LG:Originally posted by LGRooster
TBoneDeluxe :
Black Sabbath - "Past Lives"
I'm a Black Sabbath fan but never heard of this disc. Who's the singer and when did it come out? Is it one of those discs made after Dio & Gillan left the band? I kinda lost touch with them after that................thanks.
It just came out. It's live recordings from the original 4! They have an ad for it in the new Guitar World. Disc 1 was recorded in Manchester at the Rainbow in 1973. And Disc 2 is from various dates during the 70's!
TBD
Dream Theater "Once In A Live Time"
Charlie Daniels Band "Live"
Rush "Different Stages"
Steve Young "Renegade Picker"
Boy Howdy "Welcome To Howdywood"
Waylon Jennings "Live"
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Cool! New Vintage OZ era material huh? I definitly have to check that out.Thanks!!Originally posted by TBoneDeluxe
LG:
It just came out. It's live recordings from the original 4! They have an ad for it in the new Guitar World. Disc 1 was recorded in Manchester at the Rainbow in 1973. And Disc 2 is from various dates during the 70's!
TBD
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Steely Dan 4 disk set from the 70's.
Peter Frampton - Live in Detroit '99
Steve Vai - Fire Garden
Eric Clapton - Live in Hyde Park
Sheryl Crow - C'mon C'mon
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Jason and the Scorchers now. Warner Hodges really rips it up on Tele. The CD is A Blazing Grace. Country Rock with a heavy accent on Rock. Not for the weak of heart.
Abbey Road
Spinning in the house:
John Hiatt - Slow Turning
Bob Marley - Kaya
Joni Mitchell - Hejira
2 tapes in the car right now:
Jag Panzer - Ample Destruction
Yngwie Malmsteen - Marching Out
Springsteen - The Ghost of Tom Joad
Lloyd Cole and the Commotions - 1984-1989
Right now in my five CD changer are:
Duke Robbillard- Dukes Blues
Sean Costello- Cuttin` In
ZZ Top- First Album
Doyle Bamhall II- Welcome
Hollywood Fats- Rock This House
My selection changes constantly!! I usually have an SRV, Clapton, one of the Kings, Peter Green, Ronnie Earl, Gary Moore, etc., but not for the last couple of days. I constantly rotate my faves, so I never get tired of them!!
a bootleg copy of townes van zandt recorded in galveston. probably the BEST version of "pancho & lefty" bar none.
earlier today - n.miss allstars "phantom 51", dylan "blood on the tracks", & gov't mule "live at the roxy".
waylon's "lonely, honry, & mean" before crashing tonight.
set aside for tomorrow (really slow at work) "back in black", Janis & big brother, gutty clark "old #1", and another bootleg of wes montgomery recorded in france.
eclectic is cool!!
:stxrus
steve
So many great picks!
I'd love to check out that Wes in France bootleg and I've heard great things about the N Miss Allstars, I have to pick up one of their cd's, any suggestions on which to pick up first?
little walter
little charlie and night cats- captured live
t-birds- girls go wild
junior well&buddy guy- hoodoo man blues
pee wee crayton.
chris
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