Right now, I'm listening to SiriusXM Channel 66 "Watercolors" (Contemporary Jazz).
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Right now, I'm listening to SiriusXM Channel 66 "Watercolors" (Contemporary Jazz).
I've been listen to a lot of French standards lately.
Yves Montand: Les Feuilles Mortes
Les Feuilles Mortes_Yves Montand à l´Olympia - YouTube
Say What!? A Hoosier that speaks French!? Color me gobsmacked. PS: Not a disparaging remark, I'm Hoosier by birth and most of my people for about 6 generations back were Hoosiers. Dad and all his folks were from the Terre Haute area, Mom's people from up north. I was born in South Bend. But anyway, I digress, here's my tunes du jour:Quote:
Originally Posted by ChesterCopperpot
Lynyrd Skynyrd-Gimme Three Steps-1976 - YouTube
I get carried away - by George Strait (GOOD QUALITY HD sound) - YouTube
Lately I have been on a classic rock and electric blues kick. A lot of Stevie Ray Vaughn, Johny Winter, and Zeplin have been in the cd player.
I tend to switch back and fourth between that and bluegrass/ old time folk music. It kind ebbs and flows. My kids never know whether its going to be banjos & mandolins or screaming guitars & drums.
Ray
OUTSTANDING!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by JMS
I have the Mp3 player on shuffle last few songs
Nick Cave - Tupelo
Violent Femmes - country death song
Mastodon - Black tongue
Clutch - 10001110101
We had a 350 lb Oxford Ram named Festus !!! Did not ever hear of a town called Festus,but now i did.Quote:
Originally Posted by RayCover
This may be somewhat dated, but early Joe Walsh (and James Gang) could make some good noise:
JAMES GANG - The Bomber - YouTube
Currently some Colin Hay....he's got some good stuff out.
currently pandora radio, my emerson lake and palmer station, i love old prog rock, have ever since i was a young lad living in tulsa while my parents went to bible college