Going Back to Louisiana - Delbert McClinton

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Al Green "Strong As Death (Sweet As Love )"

tom waits - alice

Boris - Pink , truly awesome

the 2nd album by Steve Jordan's band The Verbs. It's called "Trip".

Sweet Evil - Derringer

U2 Acrobat Achtung Baby MEZ

leo kottke - mudlark. any other kottke fanatics out there?

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leo kottke - mudlark. any other kottke fanatics out there?

very good taste,this guy is a fretboard wizard!

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leo kottke - mudlark. any other kottke fanatics out there?

very good taste,this guy is a fretboard wizard!

and a serviceable singer, despite his own protests to the contrary - and tells funny stories in an hysterical, deadpan style in concert....

Remembering Willie Mitchell - Ann Peebles' amazing I Can't Stand The Rain album.

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leo kottke - mudlark. any other kottke fanatics out there?

very good taste,this guy is a fretboard wizard!

and a serviceable singer, despite his own protests to the contrary - and tells funny stories in an hysterical, deadpan style in concert....

i bet you used to be into the crusaders with larry carlton way back in the seventies right .i will tell you a funny story about the crusaders this was my first intro to jazz back in the seventies .i had a buddy named bob that i used to work with that was four five maybe six years older that knew what my musical tastes were rock and roll baby and he says to me you have to check out this great guitar work and the rest is history .very impressed !!!

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leo kottke - mudlark. any other kottke fanatics out there?

very good taste,this guy is a fretboard wizard!

and a serviceable singer, despite his own protests to the contrary - and tells funny stories in an hysterical, deadpan style in concert....

i bet you used to be into the crusaders with larry carlton way back in the seventies right .i will tell you a funny story about the crusaders this was my first intro to jazz back in the seventies .i had a buddy named bob that i used to work with that was four five maybe six years older that knew what my musical tastes were rock and roll baby and he says to me you have to check out this great guitar work and the rest is history .very impressed !!!

carlton's amazing...but, no, was never that much into that brand of jazz - although i will occasionally indulge. gimme the straight ahead bebop stuff - miles, coltrane, cannonball, etc. also, very much a fan of the "west coast" dudes like desmond, mulligan, baker, etc. among jazz guitarists, kessel, montgomery and farlow are some of my faves...

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leo kottke - mudlark. any other kottke fanatics out there?

very good taste,this guy is a fretboard wizard!

and a serviceable singer, despite his own protests to the contrary - and tells funny stories in an hysterical, deadpan style in concert....

i bet you used to be into the crusaders with larry carlton way back in the seventies right .i will tell you a funny story about the crusaders this was my first intro to jazz back in the seventies .i had a buddy named bob that i used to work with that was four five maybe six years older that knew what my musical tastes were rock and roll baby and he says to me you have to check out this great guitar work and the rest is history .very impressed !!!

carlton's amazing...but, no, was never that much into that brand of jazz - although i will occasionally indulge. gimme the straight ahead bebop stuff - miles, coltrane, cannonball, etc. also, very much a fan of the "west coast" dudes like desmond, mulligan, baker, etc. among jazz guitarists, kessel, montgomery and farlow are some of my faves...

quite the tradionalist ! good taste !!!!!!!!!!

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leo kottke - mudlark. any other kottke fanatics out there?

very good taste,this guy is a fretboard wizard!

and a serviceable singer, despite his own protests to the contrary - and tells funny stories in an hysterical, deadpan style in concert....

i bet you used to be into the crusaders with larry carlton way back in the seventies right .i will tell you a funny story about the crusaders this was my first intro to jazz back in the seventies .i had a buddy named bob that i used to work with that was four five maybe six years older that knew what my musical tastes were rock and roll baby and he says to me you have to check out this great guitar work and the rest is history .very impressed !!!

carlton's amazing...but, no, was never that much into that brand of jazz - although i will occasionally indulge. gimme the straight ahead bebop stuff - miles, coltrane, cannonball, etc. also, very much a fan of the "west coast" dudes like desmond, mulligan, baker, etc. among jazz guitarists, kessel, montgomery and farlow are some of my faves...

quite the tradionalist ! good taste !!!!!!!!!!

traditionalism is a tradition in my family

Mississippi John Hurt Live.

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Awesome post stones_serb!!

Steely Dan - The Royal Scam

It's so very lonely, you're 2,000 Light Years from home

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Awesome post stones_serb!!

I am a huge Springsteen fan but I had no idea that Little Steven was this great on his own.I could easily imagine Springsteen singing some songs from Men without women.

The Rolling Stones from Oakland on Mick's birthday.....My first ever Stones show.

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Stevie's guitar solos are always razor sharp and always daunting if not haunting. Live guitar duos with the Boss performing Murder Inc. and Gypsy Biker is further confirmation. Hopefully, more LS and D of S videos are available.

Miles Davis At Carnegie Hall

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Nordic Stones Vikings

Two people talk about business.

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Two people talk about business.

mick and keef talking about the business of creating their next exile?

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stones_serb

Stevie's guitar solos are always razor sharp and always daunting if not haunting. Live guitar duos with the Boss performing Murder Inc. and Gypsy Biker is further confirmation. Hopefully, more LS and D of S videos are available.

I found lots of Disciples of Soul videos on youtube, most from Rockplast concert in 1982.I prefer Steven's playing to Nils' even if the latter is a far more acclaimed guitar player.Steve just seems to be a perfect fit for the e street band and if one of them was to leave the band I'd rather have Steve by Bruce's side.