What are you listening to?

[OldHippie]

To me Talking Heads = Frank Zappa + Steve Martin, with more of a groove. But then I'm old.

 

[TheWalkingHorn]

 

[TheWalkingHorn]

 

[uisge beatha]

Surprised to see this (pleasantly). I was listening to them, the Meteors, The Cramps, and other groups considered Psychobilly last week. Not sure how I missed all this when it came out. This would fit in around the time of Do you remember Austin (back in the good old days)? thread.

 

[WorsterMan]

Went Old School Mo-Town on ya'll, warned you I have diverse 60's - 70's music tastes - circa 1968 gold...

 

[snek]

 

[snek]

INCREDIBLE VOICE, incredible audition. Magic. Give it a go, will ya?

 

[uisge beatha]

Reminds me a lot of Ray Lamontagne

 

[snek]

Damn, dude! You ain't kidding. Sure as hell does and in every good way. Thanks.

 

[OldHippie]

From 1963, The Trashmen, Surfin' Bird

 

[Joe Fan]

Kind of a must see, if you havent already .....

 

[Joe Fan]

 

[14tokihorn]

Martin Barre: "The Minstrel In the Gallery"

 

[Joe Fan]

Probably a repeat

 

[WorsterMan]

While working on emails and stuff I frequently listen to a lot of Pat Metheny - smooth, no words, does not distract, lifts my mood and enhances my efforts:

Listening to this tune now - try it:

 

[WorsterMan]

This morning:

 

[WorsterMan]

This evening sample:



Jeff Lynne influence:

 

[snek]

Been going back to stuff like this lately. Must be the weather. Creepy video for sure. Give it a spin if you like underground electronic.

 

[TheWalkingHorn]

 

[snek]

Don't recall if I put this up or not before but it's what I am listening to right spankin' new.

 

[WorsterMan]

 

[WorsterMan]

 

[snek]

That is quite possibly the first and only track of Deadmowfive I have heard that I liked. Nice!

 

[snek]

If ever there was a need for rain outside my window it's for this song.

 

[WorsterMan]

Some of you old timers like me can identify with this truly EPIC album. I am feeling nostalgic this morning so I'm listening Crosby Stills Nash & Young - Deja Vu.

Deja Vu is probably my all time favorite album from the 60's. I had it on an 8 track tape, vinyl record, a cassette later and further down the road a CD, which I still have. I have listened to this album probably in the thousands of times since it's release in Dec. 1969... have never grown tired of it.

 

[TheWalkingHorn]

Ignore the devil voice at the beginning.

 

[uisge beatha]

Some of you old timers like me can identify with this truly EPIC album. I am feeling nostalgic this morning so I'm listening Crosby Stills Nash & Young - Deja Vu.

Deja Vu is probably my all time favorite album from the 60's. I had it on an 8 track tape, vinyl record, a cassette later and further down the road a CD, which I still have. I have listened to this album probably in the thousands of times since it's release in Dec. 1969... have never grown tired of it.

First time I've listened to the album - didn't realize so many well known songs came form this one album.

 

[Joe Fan]

sorry ...

 

[TheWalkingHorn]

 

[OldHippie]