The Town .....

Affleck's second shot at directing....Good effort Beno....



ROCKMAN

Jerry Lee Lewis-'Good Night Irene'

I Don't Hang Around Much Anymore - J Geils Band

Got my copy of Aretha Live at the Filmore. I'll be listening to this for awhile. Its a shame Aretha didn't tour more when she was at her peak - she is phenomenal. She turns Bread's Make it With You into sublime soul.

Drive-by Truckers - "The Fourth Night of My Drinking"


Have just bought the album today, my first DBT release. I love it...

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What's your favourite flavour?...........Cherry Red!!

Boots Of Spanish Leather - Bob Dylan The Witmark Demos Bootleg Series 9 MEZ

Long Tall Sally

Atlantic City - Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band Anaheim 4/8/08

Beethoven (7th Symphony)

Honolulu 1973 - 1st show

The Very Best of Curtis Mayfield.

ronnie wood show no.29

"Wizards From New York" - June 25th 1975
it's a LOT better than I remember it to be, performancewise and qualitywise
Jagger sounds somewhat tired, compared to the better MSG 75 shows - but the band is doing a great job

On the way home from work:
England Dan and John Ford Coley (don't laugh)
Marshall Tucker
Bad Company

Mick's rock, I'm roll.

"Talk Is Cheep" on vinyl - it sounds much better than the CD

Alter Bridge-AB3.

I saw her standing there - McCartney live at Amoeba, LA 2007

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What's your favourite flavour?...........Cherry Red!!

My Aretha/Live at the Fillmore cds finally came in. I'd forgotten that Billy Preston was on this. Listening to it, apart from proving how great a live Aretha was at her peak, it reminded me of why Billy was such an asset to the Stones in that period. Some people didn't like his flashiness, but besides being funky, he was melodic and was able to answer to what MT or Keef was doing on his organ, electric piano. This was recorded in March 71 - and although they had already recorded with Billy, I wonder if this cd made Mick want to use him on the 73 tour. He was great live.



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I Feel Like Playing -- its growing on me

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My Aretha/Live at the Fillmore cds finally came in. I'd forgotten that Billy Preston was on this. Listening to it, apart from proving how great a live Aretha was at her peak, it reminded me of why Billy was such an asset to the Stones in that period. Some people didn't like his flashiness, but besides being funky, he was melodic and was able to answer to what MT or Keef was doing on his organ, electric piano. This was recorded in March 71 - and although they had already recorded with Billy, I wonder if this cd made Mick want to use him on the 73 tour. He was great live.

Billy was one of the best support acts i have seen with the stones, agree 100%

Cortez the Killer

Dylan Radio on my i- phone........ain't technology great?



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