What are you listening to?

John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards and Mitch Mitchell (of the Jimi Hendrix Experience). The interviewer at the start is Mick trying to do an American accent

 
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I bet no one had run across this one before..................Willie, Paul Simon and Edie Brickell doin "Blue Eyes Crying"...........decent guitar solo by the Red Headed Stranger to boot.......enjoy!

 
Been listening to this a lot lately. Great for road trips.




This Ol' Cowboy
The Marshall Tucker Band

Well I'm sittin' down in San Anton'
Waiting on an eight o'clock train
My woman left me here last night
Things ain't been quite the same
I gotta get back to Dallas
And tie up a few loose ends
I'm gonna work a week make a hundred dollars
Aw and hit the road again
So I don't want you to think
That you're the first one
To leave me out here on my own
Cause this ain't gonna be the first time
This ol' cowboy spent the night alone
Now honey I've been a fool but a bigger fool
I can't remember when I've been
Just to open up my heart
And let you walk right in
Now there's one thing in this life
Ain't hard for me to do
That's as soon as I kiss the lips of another woman
I'm gonna forget all about you
So I don't want you to think
That you're the first one
To leave me out here on my own
No this ain't gonna be the first time
This ol' cowboy spent the night alone
If you wrote all the woman's names down I know
And let me pick one out
I don't think there'd be one in the whole bunch
Aw I'd give a hoot about
So I don't want you to think
That you're the first one
To leave this ol' boy out here on his own
Cause this ain't gonna be the first time
This ol' cowboy spent the night alone
No this ain't gonna be the first time
This ol' cowboy spent the night alone
Songwriters: Toy Caldwell
This Ol' Cowboy lyrics © Spirit Music Group
 
Late 60's, early 70's today: Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, Taste, Hard Meat, Rhinoceros, Rare Bird, CSN, CCR, Janice Joplin, and others.
 
I am listening to "The Great 28" in my car this week as a tribute to Chuck Berry. I don't normally get emotional or melancholy over the passing of performers, but if you had to trace the roots of rock-n-roll to just one guy, I nominate Chuck Berry. I can only hope his passing will cause more people to become aware just what an influence he was and how under-rated he is.
 
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