Harp
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Bears
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What are you listening to?
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Spitfire
I'll Lock Up
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- Copenhagen, Denmark.
Right now...
Ben Webster meets Gerry Mulligan.
The studio collection with all the unissued takes. Beautifull!!!
Ben Webster meets Gerry Mulligan.
The studio collection with all the unissued takes. Beautifull!!!
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The "Liberty Heights" soundtrack: Sinatra, Elvis, James Brown and Tom Waits all on the same disc! And it works!
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"Streets of Sorrow / Birmingham Six" - The Pogues
Miss_Bella_Hell
My Mail is Forwarded Here
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The first few tracks on random iTunes:
Geen Hell - Misfits
We're Just Friends - Wilco
Waiting for a Train - Johnny Cash
Airbag - Radiohead
Trainspotting - Primal Scream
Checkout blues - Eels
Come On, Let's Go - Richie Valens
I'd say that's fairly representative.
Geen Hell - Misfits
We're Just Friends - Wilco
Waiting for a Train - Johnny Cash
Airbag - Radiohead
Trainspotting - Primal Scream
Checkout blues - Eels
Come On, Let's Go - Richie Valens
I'd say that's fairly representative.
humblestumble
One of the Regulars
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- South Texas
My old Cherry Poppin' Daddies CDs,
Sammy Davis Jr,
Brian Setzer,
Lee Rocker,
Richard Cheese,
a lot of blues stuff and a lot of classical stuff.
Sammy Davis Jr,
Brian Setzer,
Lee Rocker,
Richard Cheese,
a lot of blues stuff and a lot of classical stuff.
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- 10,562
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- Bozeman, MT
"Punk Rock Paranda" by gogol bordello
SaraBell
Familiar Face
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- 76
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- California
John the Revelator--Depeche Mode
pablocham
One of the Regulars
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SaraBell said:John the Revelator--Depeche Mode
The Blind Willie Johnson and Son House versions are pretty good. HEre is Son House: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZE5bjCNrPuw
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Samsa
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"Mandolin Wind" by Rod Stewart has been my new obsession.
J. M. Stovall
Call Me a Cab
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- 2,152
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- Historic Heights Houston, Tejas
I generally listen to IndiePopRocks, or Radio Dismuke. Both streaming stations, and I use iTunes. Just depends on what kind of mood I'm in.
LadyStardust
Practically Family
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- 782
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- Carolina
Lots & lots of Bert Ambrose. <3
BuddyJ
One of the Regulars
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- Oklahoma City
Just finished with Enon's Hocus Pocus, so I threw on Norah Jones' new one.
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"A minor idea" by the GypsyGrass Collective.
You can listen to it on the link. It's on the right hand side of the page. Very catchy little jazz melody.
You can listen to it on the link. It's on the right hand side of the page. Very catchy little jazz melody.
Dapper Dan
One of the Regulars
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I've been listening to a lot of a collection of Bix Beiderbecke's work with the smaller groups he did with Jean Goldkette's sidemen. The solo he takes on "I'm Coming Virginia" makes me shudder. Tram's work on the c-melody is quite nice as well.
Also been listening to a lot of "Moanin'" by the Jazz Messengers and, as for live albums, the Duke at Newport in '56, Benny Goodman at Carnegie in '38, and the JATP drum battle between Kruppa and Rich in '52.
And, for a change of pace, Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde," Ennio Morricone's score for "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," and the good ol' fashioned rock 'n' roll raunch of T. Rex's "Electric Warrior."
Also been listening to a lot of "Moanin'" by the Jazz Messengers and, as for live albums, the Duke at Newport in '56, Benny Goodman at Carnegie in '38, and the JATP drum battle between Kruppa and Rich in '52.
And, for a change of pace, Dylan's "Blonde on Blonde," Ennio Morricone's score for "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," and the good ol' fashioned rock 'n' roll raunch of T. Rex's "Electric Warrior."
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