Random Music Thoughts V

[Farin]

he's also mixing bizness with pleasure

and he got a Taco from the devil

and he wants to defy Sexx Laws

AND Music Television gives him the desire to take drugs

AND he's got two turntables and a microphone

[skybluesky]

^you forgot that in the time of chimpanzees he was a monkey.

[Levis]

I don't like Chris Martin's voice... that Violet Hill song keeps coming on the radio and I'm all.... ":crazy:"

[Farin]

^you forgot that in the time of chimpanzees he was a monkey.

I was leaving that one for someone else

[Jenny]

I didn't know whether to laugh or cry when one day, on the way home, my daughter starts belting out at the top of her lungs:

"Who let the dogs out? woof, woof woof"

Followed by:

"Come on, Mommy, bark with me!"

I am comforted by the thought that she does shout along to "Free Fallin'" by Tom Petty, too.

[Uncle Joe]

She just wants to party, Jen.

[Jenny]

She did go to a birthday where they played that, but that was two months ago, so I was surprised she remembered. Then again, that's most of the song lyrics right there, so I guess it's not that hard to memorize after one hearing.

[Skuff]

Another random thought. The riff to The All-American Rejects' "Dirty Little Secret" sound exactly like The Bay City Rollers' "Rock and Roll Love Letter."

Weird, huh?

[bluesboy]

Here's the latest youtube I made.

This Wheel's On Fire - The Byrds

Felt Forum March 1 , 1970

[Jenny]

On Monday, when I picked my daughter up from daycare, she asked me to put music on. I turned the radio on and the new Kid Rock song was on. "That's not music!" she protested.

OK, she really meant that it wasn't her music (she'd wanted the CD player on), but it was still funny.

[bluesboy]

Let's go back to our roots...

Here's a patriotic song to help celebrate our nation's birthday.

Under The Double Eagle - Norman Blake

That's a 1934 Martin D-18... the Stradivarius of guitars.

[bluesboy]

How about a jazzy version of Something's Coming - Richie Cole

Plays West Side Story

[bluesboy]

Uncle Joe, I bet you'll like this one.

Corcovado - Stan Getz / Astrud Gilberto

Church St. Blues - Norman Blake

Fingerpickin' at it's finest.

Castle Rock - King Curtis

[MuzikTyme]

That's a 1934 Martin D-18... the Stradivarius of guitars.

Definitely a good pick but let's not forget the thick sound of the '68 Gibson Les Paul RI "Custom Authentic" BLACK BEAUTY w/"BurstBucker" pick-ups!!!

I may be a bit biased because I own one.

[bluesboy]

I bet it sounds Great!

[MuzikTyme]

The Marshall stack helps a bit, too!

[karma]

I was rumageing around in my music today and run across a set I had forgotten I had. Bob Dylan the bootleg series..vol 1-3...1961-1991. Some of the songs I don't remember hearing even and it has a book with it that is the history of it all. Now I have to find time to listen to it all

[Uncle Joe]

Uncle Joe, I bet you'll like this one. Corcovado - Stan Getz / Astrud Gilberto

Church St. Blues - Norman Blake

Fingerpickin' at it's finest.

Castle Rock - King Curtis

You got that right, Bluesy. I'm going to a jazz samba show and Brazilian dinner on Thursday at Chima in Philly. Stan Getz is (was) the man!! I met him on a plane to Pittsburgh back in the late 70's. Cool guy.

[bluesboy]

Report back on what the show was like Unc.

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Gimme Shelter - Rolling Stones - Brussels - Oct. 17, 1973

[bluesboy]

The original Texas Flood by Larry Davis

[bluesboy]

One of the classiest recordings of

Come Rain or Come Shine by Ella Fitzgerald.

[Tenacious_Peaches]

Excellent, bluesy. Ella's as smooth as spun silk. I saw her in concert back in the 80s and she was fantastic.

[bluesboy]

It's one of Our signature songs...

[Tenacious_Peaches]

Awwwww....

[bluesboy]

Here's High Fashion Queen by Chris Hillman & Steve Earle off the

Return of the Grievous Angel : A Tribute to Gram Parsons album.