What are you listening to?

[just_me]

I listened to Joe Cocker last night!



http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=OqS9U96biRU

:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

I LOVED IT!!!!

 

[Nathan Dodge]

Pernell Roberts- singing "Come All Ye Fair & Tender Ladies."

 

[kools]

Looking to relax tonight, I'm easin' it with some piano players. First, some Art Tatum solo & trio (with Tiny Grimes & Slam Stewart, yeah!) recordings, then, in a similar vein, Clarence Profit's 1939 solo recordings and his 1939/1940 trio recordings most noted for Jimmy Shirley's guitar. Also included is Profit's 1930-1935 work with he Washboard Serenaders. Perfectly mellow.

 

[BinkieBaumont]

Chet Baker "V" the Other Mamma from "Mamma & the Pappas"

Since one bought ones Turntable /ipod/ thingemy /mp3 burner , one has been busy converting all of ones old vynil into MP3s

The last Album one converted was Michele Phillips ( the other Mama from Mama and the Papas) the thin one

Her 1977 album "Victim of Romance)

With titles like "Trashy Rumours" and a torch song delivery of the old Bee Gees song "Baby as you turn away"... heaven.... she sounds like a Heart broken Linda Rondstedt

Oh if the face is familiar she played Anne on "Knots Landing" in the late 1980's (its a TV soap apparently)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJy-JuKSaHc

S T U N N I N G G E L !!!

 

[Lady Day]

Alabama 3, 'Last Train to Mashville Vol. 1'

My favorite band ever

LD

 

[John in Covina]

Ambient Music 1

Brian Eno's Ambient 1 "Music for Airport" as I am a melancoly mood with the passing of an old family friend.

 

[kools]

Drivin' around today: Gene Krupa "Drummin' Man" & The Johnny Otis Radio Broadcasts. I cycle back to that Otis cd pretty often.

 

[anon`]

Tonight I find myself sitting, here in front of my loyal computer in an extraordinarily dark room and working up ideas on how best to attack the development of a personal statement, listening to the latest release by Qntal, [Translucida], currently on the third track, Slahte Wille.

Bonus: M-Audio has finally released Delta-series drivers for the Vista platform. Thus, I can finally pipe music through my computer-based audio chain as original envisaged: Audiophile 24/96 to a Headamp GS-1 and out through Beyerdynamic DT770/Pro cans.

Colour me happy =)

 

[imoldfashioned]

Always on my mind (London version) -- Phantom Planet

 

[Johnny B]

Rush Limbaugh's birthday episode

 

[Mike1939]

Ray Noble & Al Bowlly : In London 1930-1934

 

[anon`]

Tarja - Poison

Covers are always more fun, I think.

 

[Panache]

Perennial Favorites, The Squirrel Nut Zippers

I have heard of them before, but hadn't had a chance to listen to them.

Great stuff.

Cheers

Jamie'

 

[just_me]

Perennial Favorites, The Squirrel Nut Zippers

I have heard of them before, but hadn't had a chance to listen to them.

Great stuff.

Cheers

Jamie'

I love Squirrel Nut Zippers. Try Bedlam Ballroom.

 

[rkwilker]

Archangel...luv those texas blues w/ Doyle Bramhall II, Charlie Sexton, and Stevie's rhythm section. Good stuff. :eusa_clap

 

[Fletch]

The Meatbox plays:

The Girl I Left Behind Me (Is Constantly Before Me) - Orville Knapp & Orch., 1935
One of the earliest (and most musicianly) "Mickey Mouse Bands" - electric organ and pedal steel, soprano sax lead, two-beat tuba, shuffle brushes, plenty of vibrato and dynamics. They called it the "Music of Tomorrow" then. It wasn't.

 

[just_me]

Yo Yo Ma - Silk Road Journeys

 

[Mike1939]

The Hot Club of San Francisco: Postcards from Gypsyland

Saw this band play before the holidays. They put on a great show.

 

[kools]

Illinois Jacquet's All Stars 1945-1947 recordings, featuring Bill Doggett & Leo Parker. The great Freddie Green chuggin' along behind most of it. Blow blow blow!

 

[kools]

I'm having lunch with Bill Doggett today...Honky Tonk & all the other great instrumental hits!