What are YOU listening to??

[nature lover]

Neil Diamond - My fellow Parkinson's sufferer an oldy but goody for what we are dealing with today. At 80? he can still sing.

 

[nature lover]

Neil Diamond - My fellow Parkinson's sufferer updated an oldy but goody for what we are dealing with today

 

[badmotorscooter]

Here's something to motivate your physical activity level!

 

[WILD@HEART]

Medicine Wheel  (Kate Wolf)

 

[ByeBye]

WILD@HEART, Medicine Wheel was a treat first thing this morning.

 

[ByeBye]

First Aid Kit "My Silver Lining"

Great harmonizing feminine duet vocal...and a "moving" song.

 

[ByeBye]

John Prine, beloved grassroots musician, passed due to covid.
Sad days for a lot of us

 

[Bertnids]

Ooo! I just found Ganstagrass Never go home a couple weeks ago. So fun! I also just discovered the Bridge City Sinners, who I'm loving. Its gypsy/pirate/bluegrass fabulousness. Haha.
I'm just about caught up on "My Favorite Murder" podcasts as well. It's an interesting mix of humor and true crime storytelling that strangely works for me.

 

[Qxxx]

John Prine .... gonna have a cocktail, vodka and ginger ale ....

 

[crofter]

John Prine, beloved grassroots musician, passed due to covid.
Sad days for a lot of us

Prine will be missed. His music was part of the campfire. Comes to mind-
"...illegal smile, doesn't cost very much but it lasts a long while..."
-crofter

 

[trailer-t]

Getting back into the Stones-----Gimme Shelter-- 1972 with Mick Taylor..

 

[WILD@HEART]

First Aid Kit "My Silver Lining"

Great harmonizing feminine duet vocal...and a "moving" song.

Silver Lining's can brighten our world. Good songs

Wills Of The River

 

[MotorVation]

I've been listening to a lot of real country lately. Ray Price, Patsy Cline, Willie, Glen Campbell, Joe Maphis etc. I like just about all genres but I'm usually a blues and jazz guy. Something about being in the outdoors seems to compliment country music (or vice versa)

 

[badmotorscooter]

I've been listening to a lot of real country lately. Ray Price, Patsy Cline, Willie, Glen Campbell, Joe Maphis etc. I like just about all genres but I'm usually a blues and jazz guy. Something about being in the outdoors seems to compliment country music (or vice versa)

one of the greatest guitar players, performers and classic songs that few could ever match...

https://duckduckgo.com/?t=lm&q=glen...i=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKeqXyY-9xA

 

[user 423]

My tastes are pretty eclectic but lately I've been cranking up Aldo Nova's 'Fantasy' in the morning:

 

[trailer-t]

Just remembered this guy and started watching Michael Hedges again.  RIP Michael Hedges.  Used to listen to him a lot.
Great acoustic guitar with lots of harmonics and strange tunings (I think):

  All Along the Watchtower-----  Dylan/ Hendrix Cover

  Gimme Shelter---- Rolling Stones cover

 

[ByeBye]

Bow Thayer fea. Levon Helm
"Wingless Angels"

Toe tapping Americana fella, and artist, from Vermont.


Couple of **** lyrics, explicit.

 

[badmotorscooter]

i really love sharing music here, some really good stuff.

But what I really want to know is... Are you gonna go my way?

 

[ByeBye]

Lenny....nice


Prince didn't specialize in guitar but is recognized at one of top 30, at least, in history and that's if you're a blues/rock purist
He played every instrument, wrote the songs, sang the songs and produced his own stuff. As a result, his ability on the guitar is seen as just one of his defining factors of his talent.

His solo at 2004 Rock Hall of fame ceremony is legendary.
"As My Guitar Gently Weeps"

 

[badmotorscooter]

Hmm, the last page seems to be missing from this thread???