Dark Side of the Moon just ended.
I have another 45 minute 'til the shuttle arrives. What should I do?
Dark Side of the Moon just ended.
I have another 45 minute 'til the shuttle arrives. What should I do?
"Well, I used to be disgusted, now I try to be amused..."
Elvis Costello
On my way to/from lunch I listened to:
Pat Metheney Group 'Travels' and a rehearsal disc of my band doing a couple of new tunes I wrote.
James Davis "Georgia Drumbeat" off of the compilation of archival field recordings "Songs From The Roots of America II". Awesome stuff.:yay
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Cheap Trick, Heaven Tonight
Brought a few Scofield CDs to work today. Listening to "EnRoute" right now.
:yay
Henry Kaiser - Bunch of Guitar Solos
Tone is in the fingers, eh? Let's hear your Vox, Marshall and Fender fingerings then...
The Band "Rag Mama Rag"
Buddy Guy, Can't hold out much Longer, off a live album.
Kings Of Leon - "Holy Roller Novocaine"
Key to Love, Mayall and Clapton.
"Sweet Home Chicago" ala Buddy Polka Dot Guy p.s. his tone ain't suckin' at all here.
Shine your light.
The Gospel According to The Staple Singers.
Keep your feet warm, your strings clean, and your powder dry.
Just got The Bands 2nd album (self titled) and Cream's Disraeli Gears. The place i bought them from had horrible selection, but i got these two albums i've been meaning to get for a while. So, as it stands, right now i'm listening to Cream "Outside Woman Blues"
Actually, come to think of it i had a copy of Disraeli Gears not too long ago. I bought it on vinyl, but when i got home it turns out it was warped beyond playablility so i took it back. whatever
Peter Green's Robert Johnson and then I am putting on EC's Robert Johnson - going to put those blues in me through aural canal osmosis!
Muddy Waters' You're Gonna Need My Help Some Day. Deep and dark, easing me through my thankfully mild hangover along with a cup of strong black coffee.
DaVinci's Notebook - Another Irish Drinking Song
i bet this really annoy's you if your a grammar freak.
Clapton's Travellin' Light. Great tones throughout.
I'm Ready
Hubert Sumlin - About Them Shoes
Kim
Very Nice K!
Currently I have Brad Paisley and Alison Kraus doing Whiskey Lullaby.
Peggy Lee "FEVER"
Ayma Gluttonfer Punishment
"Cow Cow Boogie" ala Ella on deck
Shine your light.
Richard Thompson - "Dear Janet Jackson"
i bet this really annoy's you if your a grammar freak.
Dear Power: if you need more, I've got some "Live Ones" for ya.
He isn't my cuppa tea, though I've listened many times, and appreciate these endeavors, actually like "four" of them a bunch.
I trade U trade
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Shine your light.
Interpol - Antics
Tone is in the fingers, eh? Let's hear your Vox, Marshall and Fender fingerings then...
best of Focus....
Ray Charles' version of Old Man River.
Shoot me an eMail, Annie D :) My addy is in my profile, I think...
Cheers :)
And in keeping with the thread: "The Irish Rover" as performed by The Dubliners and The Pogues :)
i bet this really annoy's you if your a grammar freak.
I don't have the radio on but I keep running the first movement from Berlioz' Harold in Italy through my head and can't get it out!!!!
"We catched fish and talked, and we took a swim now and then to keep off sleepiness." Mark Twain
My old roomate from College is going to be recording with Henry Kaiser this spring/summer.... cool huh?Originally Posted by hudpucker
"We catched fish and talked, and we took a swim now and then to keep off sleepiness." Mark Twain
Right now I've been listening to alot of the Allman Bros.
The Brothers Johnson "Get Da Funk Out Ma Face"...Louis Johnson is badass...
Albert Collins doing The Things I Used To Do. Who says he has bad tone? Just like the Stevie Ray version in lick terms, but slower and more dynamic to my ears.
At school, "Ol' Jawbone" by The Band. I get to go home soon :yay
Just finished some "Carlos Guitarlos", this one's growin' on me. Next up is "Black Keys". Then maybe some Los Strait Jackets before bedtime.
Hell yeah, that IS seriously cool. I am now officially insanely jealous. :%
Although I've had far more success playing guitar 'conventionally' my first love remains the weirdo, avant garde, experimental stuff that I don't really get to share with many. You know, FWIW...
Tone is in the fingers, eh? Let's hear your Vox, Marshall and Fender fingerings then...
School Days - Stanley Clarke
Hudpucker,
My friend Scott played in a weird dada-esque band back in the 70's called Zobus with a guy named Zoogz Rift (yeah - that was his name - all legal and everything). He plays some pretty weird stuff, but can do the conventional stuff well. He plays slide and dobro really well.
Edited to add:
I didn't realize how long he's worked with Kaiser. He played on:
Scott Colby Discography
As a solo artist: Scott Colby • Slide of Hand (SST, 1987)
Various Artists • No Age (SST, 1987)
Various Artists • Slide Crazy! (Sky Ranch/Rykodisc, 1992)
As a collaborator:
ZOBUS • With No Apparent Reason (Unreleased, 1977)
Henry Kaiser • Aloha (SST, 1981)
Zoogz Rift • Ipecac (NSFD/SST, 1984)
Zoogz Rift • Island Of Living Puke (SST, 1986)
Zoogz Rift • Looser Than Clams (SST, 1986)
Crazy Backwards Alphabet • Crazy Backwards Alphabet (SST, 1987)
Henry Kaiser • Those Who Know History Are Doomed To Repeat It (SST, 1988)
Henry Kaiser • Alternate Versions (SST, 1988)
Henry Kaiser • Eclectic Electric [instructional videotape] (Backstage Pass, 1989)
Henry Kaiser • The Five Heavenly Truths (FOT, 1993)
John French • Waiting On The Flame (Demon, 1994)
Andy Robinson • The Andy Robinson Band (Act As If Music, 1998)
Henry Kaiser • Playola (promotional release, 2003)
Andy Robinson • Exotic America(Brontosaurus, 2004)
Various Artists • [temporary title: 156 Strings Goes Electric] (release planned for 2005)
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"We catched fish and talked, and we took a swim now and then to keep off sleepiness." Mark Twain
A live version of 'Groanin the Blues' by Clapton. From a gig I was actually at (and no, I didn't bootleg it), and on the recording I think you can hear me shouting 'Go on Eric' mid solo.
Rotating between : Larry Sparks "41"; Los Lonely Boys ; Jeff Buckley "Grace"
"The Best of Taj Majal" on the train this morning. :yay :yay
"She Caught the Katy & Left Me A Mule To Ride"
I just love that tune. What a nasty groove!!!
"Well, I used to be disgusted, now I try to be amused..."
Elvis Costello
nEo Taj is great - love his version of Dust My Broom with Ry Cooder!
I am about to dash 40 miles to a meeting (where I hope to stay awake for two hours) But on the way I will be listening to Peter Green's Blues CD (a composite of his favorites over the years with Fleetwood Mac - the real name of the CD escapes my mind...shoo if you had as many facial operations as me you would forget to :) :lol Will the REAL Michael Jackson please stand up....or something!
Derek and the Dominoes' 'Thorn Tree in the Garden' rapidly segueing into Led Zepplin' Tangerine. Don't you just love total random play from your music library?
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