What are you listening to?

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

 

[SurfnFish]

Not sure if I'm the only one, but to my ear, have always thought this was a bit of a ripoff, or maybe to be more charitable, heavily influenced by the great Dave Brubeck, Take Five:



Maybe it's just me, I could be wrong.

Cheers

well, if you're gonna rip someone off, why not one of the absolute best..

 

[SurfnFish]

 

[Bass-O-Matic]

Singing with Dylan... fools errand...

 

[Bass-O-Matic]

 

[SurfnFish]

to the bone...

 

[Brian Miller]

So awesome.....

 

[Tim Cottage]

I never realized this song was about Boston despite the fact that it is in first few verses until today .

 

[klq@stl]

They may be gone, but "The Thrill" lives on: Gary Moore and BB King:

 

[Tim Cottage]

Ray and Mac mess around

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

Avant garde jazz-soul- rock -funk-prog . A 1972 mind blowing album either great or awful depending on you. This first side A1 composition is great according to me. Thought I’d share it, though it certainly was not air played anywhere around here in 1972. Definitely a collectors record

 

[klq@stl]

E. Clapton, M. Knopfler, P. Collins, J. Holland, Pino Palladino and Ray Cooper

 

[Capt Insano Emeritis]

 

[Canuck from Kansas]

Skip, thanks for posting this. Been a while since I listened and it inspired me to look for more. What an incredible mood for this masterwork:



Cheers

 

[klq@stl]

To Levon Helm:

and

 

[Bass-O-Matic]

 

[klq@stl]

Some voices naturally blend together; Simon & Garfunkel, the Carpenters, the Everly Bros.. These three just sound great:

 

[SurfnFish]

 

[SurfnFish]

 

[klq@stl]

Edward James "Son" House Jr. (1902-1988) "Preachin Blues" was recorded and released in 1930. Larkin Poe covered the song on their album Peach in 2017.