Jimmy Smith - Root Down.

This needs a little introduction: In one of the smaller marquees at the Isle of Wight Festival, I was watching a band called All Washed Up. They're a traditional acoustic skiffle band, complete with washboard and tea-chest bass, and for their festival lineup they also added a young lady who plays mandolin and ukelele, and a harmonica player. They did a lot of enjoyable trad skiffle plus some great covers of all sorts of things, and finally the singer said that for this next one they were going to get the conga drums out. And oh yes, if you want to join in, there's a bit for the audience that goes "Woo woo..."

Congas? Woo woo? It can't be. But it was:

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This is the only version available on the Internet, so you have to imagine that when I heard it the big solo wasn't done on acoustic guitar, but very effectively by the harp player - and you also have to imagine a tent full of people happily dancing and woo-wooing. One of the wonderful things about Stones songs is that they can be covered by the unlikeliest people, and come out of it shining - they'll be around for ever.

Little Feat . Cat Feaver

Lee Thompson ska orchestra

This is the kind of stuff the guys at work make me listen to. I kinda like this one.

A Jack Casady punk band from the early 80's







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Jack Frost ---- There's No Tomorrow ....



ROCKMAN

Sticky Fingers

Rolling Stones - Shattered

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Keep On Rolling

Placido Domingo in Rigoletto.

Jerry Lee Lewis - Mean Old Man (2010)

Absolutely great, check it out if you have not heard the cd!
Among others Jagger and Keith play and sing with the Killer wich is in top form.

Multi-Source version of Altamont. If one can get past the horror of the Day, the set was pretty good. They played Brown Sugar for the first time live at Altamont. Pretty Crazy.

LA Friday, 1975 - Ain't too Proud to Beg.

And this is in my view the key track to start to love the whole album to which it belongs. When you start to be captured by this song, you will lie open to be taken over by the whole album.

An album which by me is one of perhaps seven or eight to rival on equal footing to be this band's greatest.

13 of course

"we know it's a bit late but we hope you don't mind if we stay"

Live Kansas - Mask Of The Great Deceiver (live 1980), Houston Texas.

GLENN BECK

Elton John...Madman..Water

The Band album, superb.

Mick Jagger - Best Of solo recordings.

The Rolling Stones Miami '94 on TSP records. I didn't listened to it in more then 15 years. It's great! The opening with Not fade away realy kicks ass!

ROCKMAN

8 ball
n.
One eighth of an ounce, or 3.5 grams of cocaine.



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Song called Poppstjarnan(the Popstar) and the band is Utangardsmenn (The Outsiders)

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tatters
This is the kind of stuff the guys at work make me listen to. I kinda like this one.

Nice.
I like this one too - it samples one of my favorite Janet Jackson tracks.

Timberlake doing his best Prince. Great early 80s vibe on this.






Probably meant as demo for Janet Jackson...ended up giving it to a Janet wannabe (Ciara). Nice JT vocal here though...he's singing the male and female parts.

Listening to "Live in Japan" by Primal Scream
and "Saigon; Rock & Soul" (Vietnamese classic tracks)
Madonna "Confessions on a Dance Floor"

Great album for a quite, mellow Sunday afternoon or evening.