Todd Snider & Jerry Jeff Walker, et al
Best performance of this song I've ever seen or heard.
Oh my, oh my. What would the old-school country music aficionados think about such an iconic singer-songwriter? (Sarc.)
Jerry Jeff’s obit
(from 2020)
Todd Snider & Jerry Jeff Walker, et al
Best performance of this song I've ever seen or heard.
Oh my, oh my. What would the old-school country music aficionados think about such an iconic singer-songwriter? (Sarc.)
Jerry Jeff’s obit
(from 2020)
In two weekends, I am taking a few of my kids to Elton John after a 2 year Covid delay, so am watching him on Youtube to brush up.
https://youtu.be/EvcIborfG0Y?list=PLdktF-lL0yEZv0-Z2N4F6-Nxk7kRqmskK
In reply to Toyman! :
Such a great album. There's a live version of 21st Century Schizoid Man from... 1974 or so? ...that's just outstanding.
Turned a friend onto Grand Magus and heard Hammer of the North about 11 billion times today.
It's a great song so I was ok with it, the people we work with? Less so lol
Sitting in our sunroom listening to Pandora Smooth Jazz on a lazy Sunday morning.
The The Last Open Road by BSLevy I'm guessing but maybe the 12th time?
I own three of his 4 books. And I hope he treats the rest of his books to the same treatment.
Incidentally if you start with chapter 1 you can drive to almost Washington DC from Minneapolis and back again and still have several chapters left.
Entertaining? Absolutely. Especially for a Jaguar / MG guy who grew up in that period.
I've almost worn out my book and I'm doing a great job of wearing out the CD's.
Coffee wasn't cutting it, so I needed some Swedish Pagans to wake me up:
They're touring the US in Sept/Oct btw.
These guys are pretty talented. Great covers, and I am getting into the original stuff now.
When I drive my favorite car audi r8, I like to turn on techno sets that are an hour or more long. And just drive with pleasure without having to look for the need song. So I use the youtube playlist duration calculator
Right now Politician by Cream is up on my Spotify shuffle
Currently listening to elevator music playing in the background. It fits the mood.
Since we're in the mood:
Charlie Parker - Carnegie Hall 1949
And this:
Sonny Rollins - My Reverie
May 24, 1956 - NJ. Sonny Rollins (tenor sax) Red Garland (keyboards) Paul Chambers (bass) "Philly" Joe Jones (percussion)
WAMU NPR.
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