[John Massaria]

GRIMES

London Grammar

Hey Now
Strong


Why is it so hard



The best use of voice bravado I know of
crazy awesome CocoRosie sounds even crazier live...


Rejoice....

Aurora

 

[SteveM324]

Just bought the Queen Of Soul's singles vinyl album.

 

[steve9019]

 

[alexandros a]

(.. 4T Thieves.. Best thing happened to leftfield electronica since BoC..)



Keeping the legend alive...............

Happy listenings......

 

[Salguson]

@Salguson Love the Joe Walsh clip. I've seen several notable guests on Live From Daryl's House. Some of my favorites are Sharon Jones, Diane Birch and KT Tunstall.

Oh man the first part was hilarious and the whole super enjoyable. I never heard about her before but will check more for sure. Lovely voice

 

[timb5881]

Johnny Cash The Man Comes Around

 

[Moak]

 

[Roy G. Biv]

@Salguson I'm glad you liked the Diane Birch clip. I'd recommend you start with her album Bible Belt.

 

[BobG55]

I personally find that Hendrix’ guitar solo on Machine Gun is amongst his very best on any of his albums, studio or live.

 

[BobG55]

Well, I woke up this morning
And I got myself a beer.
Well, I woke up this morning
And I got myself a beer.
The future's uncertain
And the end is always near ~ Roadhouse Blues

 

[DLeeWebb]

I personally find that Hendrix’ guitar solo on Machine Gun is amongst his very best on any of his albums, studio or live.

Yes, I agree. I remember when that album came out that i was most impressed by "Who Knows." With time, I think that "Machine Gun" has turned out to be the outstanding track. Last album before his death, I believe. I was in junior high school when Hendrix died. Me, and a significant number of my classmates, wore black armbands to school for a couple of days. We were ultimately told by the principal that we couldn't wear them. We were such "rebels." That album always made me wonder about where Hendrix might have gone if he had lived...

 

[Deaf Leopard]

 

[BobG55]

Yes, I agree. I remember when that album came out that i was most impressed by "Who Knows." With time, I think that "Machine Gun" has turned out to be the outstanding track. Last album before his death, I believe. I was in junior high school when Hendrix died. Me, and a significant number of my classmates, wore black armbands to school for a couple of days. We were ultimately told by the principal that we couldn't wear them. We were such "rebels." That album always made me wonder about where Hendrix might have gone if he had lived...

Nice & interesting story. I guess we’re around the same age. I was in Grade 9 when he passed away which is probably the equivalency of junior high in Canada. In grade 11 my home class was Arts every morning, first period. We were allowed to listen to music. A friend of mine & myself played this album quite a few times that year. That’s what I immediately think about every time I play or hear about Band of Gypsies. That’s always the big question concerning Hendrix isn’t it ? Where would he have gone musically ? There were speculations about a musical collaboration between Miles Davis & Hendrix for example ...

 

[Salguson]

 

[RCBinTN]

Really enjoying this remix/remaster of the original Woodstock tapes. I agree with
@whirlwind ... it seems like you're there. Today for me it's Santana and The Who.
I had to learn more about The Who, so read the wiki. Seems the lads were quite
a handful back in the day!
LCD-4 ------------->