What are you listening to?
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Not sure why you are replying to me? I was supporting your original post. More power to anyone who enjoys music, no matter how they enjoy it.Don't subscribe to streaming services so can't post the videos, just want people to have some idea of what they're getting. That's why I started with the descriptor ambient, if you're not interested, move on.
And, oh, lifelong audiophile so yeah, I geek out on the details.
swimmy
An honest tune with a lingering lead
Hey that's me!
This one popped up today and ended up spinning the album. Yeah it holds up.
joefromchicago
Steelhead
Several of you responded to your post, it was just general acknowledgment.
And yet, you wasted the time to write this.....what?.....little diatribe? To what end? What is it you wish to accomplish?
Xoxo
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Please stop stirring up the music thread.
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It's not their all-time best, but it's my all-time last. 6-3-1995
Grateful Dead Live at Shoreline Amphitheatre on 1995-06-03 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Hell In A Bucket, Althea, Little Red Rooster, Brown Eyed Women, Broken Arrow, Stagger Lee, Eternity* China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Samba In The Rain,...
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Lets move on and continue promoting that positive vibe. I dig your name Joe. I am a very big Buddy Guy fan, and plan one day to visit Chicago and his Legends blues club! Did you get exposed to any good Blues there? If so would love suggestions.
joefromchicago
Steelhead
Not actually from Chicago, it's a joke off a comedy album. But am a monster Cubs fan.Lets move on and continue promoting that positive vibe. I dig your name Joe. I am a very big Buddy Guy fan, and plan one day to visit Chicago and his Legends blues club! Did you get exposed to any good Blues there? If so would love suggestions.
As far the blues go , liked the usual suspects, SRV, BB King, Rory Gallagher, Joe Bonamassa (had the pleasure of seeing Joe, six rows back right in front of him, tearing it up all night long on the electric on his birthday. Most awesome blues show I ever witnessed).As for somewhat lesser lights, I would recommend:
Gary Moore: awesome player who dedicated himself to the blues later on in his career. He was a pretty hot player, I think Albert King called him "hotter than pepper pie". But he really dialed it back for the 'Blues for Greeny' album if that's more to your tastes.
Tony McPhee & the Groundhogs: He single-handedly invented progressive blues before anyone knew it was a thing and is a superb slide player ( see the 'Slide Tony, slide album for that). And when John Lee Hooker toured England with the 'Hogs (they named the band after his song 'Groundhog Blues'), he liked them so much he rode in their shitty little van than in his own tour bus. There's an album 'Hooker and the 'Hogs' that chronicles that time. They also collaborated with Billy Boy Arnold that's worth checking out.
But before I'm accused of geeking out that should give you something to check out. Come back if you want more.
I do enjoy Anekdoten and Morte Macabre and others mentioned. Anekdoten is a favorite. Nice post and share
joefromchicago
Steelhead
wow..thnx for the turn-on, had never heard of Juna Serito...these kids are so good, and so fun
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Blows The Blues
Sonny Stitt Blows the Blues is an album by saxophonist Sonny Stitt recorded in late 1959 and released on the Verve label.
