I have this Ann Peebles disc. Fantastic! Basically the same band that backed Al Green during his salad days. Classic Memphis.
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Cotton-Picking Kids
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Quotebarbequebob Flaco also toured and recorded extensively with Ry Cooder in the 1970's As my late wife used to say: "that's the good stuff right there..."
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Fool to Cry
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Oh no! First P. Galore last April and now Ms. Nolan....
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Quotejbwelda Don't laugh, this is seriously interesting stuff I was totally impressed. jb Great doc.Tiny's 1996 disc "Girl" (yes, the Beatle song) with Brave New Combo is excellent. In a musical sense, not as a comical diversion.
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Thunderclap Newman Produced by Pete Townshend, who was friends with one of the members. Excellent album btw. Look for Jimmy McCulloch, later of Wings fame.
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I've sung The Last Time at each and every one of my weddings. Hasn't come true yet.... Marriage is a great thing - everyone should try it 2 or 3 times.
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BTB has always been one of my fav Stones' albums. Love the mixture of the RnB and light psychedelia. Great songwriting. The UK/Decca version is superior because of the Flowers songs.
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Tastes differ, but personally I'll take Ronnie's "I Feel Like Playing" over any M&K albums-by-numbers. YMMV
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Cosmic Lips by Mommocurly
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QuoteKoen Who TF is Alexandra F. Chase? If I google her name, I only see the Town&Country cover pictures. New York debutante (maybe related to the banking Chases?) Pic is by Linda Eastman (McCartney). If I'm not mistaken, there's a thread on this somewhere in this board...
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Mick and CW at the 2:00 minute mark:
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he played with a lot of people (Little Feat, Joni Mitchell, Steve Wonder! et. al.), but don't think he ever sat-in on any Stones material.
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QuoteMaindefender Ethan Johns Dan Auerbach Danger Mouse Great choices all; I've always imagined Daniel Lanois would be an interesting choice.
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Willie Nelson song
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on Trailer-Park Records; Outstanding! Thks HB
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QuoteLeonidP Van Morrison - Dark Night of the Soul ... brand new VM album! Wow, 74 years old and this is his seventh album since 2015. Sounds as good as ever.
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Delbert: IMHO an excellent role model for 70-ish rockers
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QuoteStoneage Where did that guy who just loved Dirty Work go? Actually, I miss him. I liked his trolling... Me maybe? Love DW, and many times stated so. Haven't posted for a long time, but if I'm your guy - I missed you too! ;-)
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Great article/interview Kurt. Thanks for sharing. I love III's honky-tonk stuff (amazing similarity to his granddaddy), but the thrash/speedcore part of his show just doesn't ring my bell. YMMV But, have to give him a lot of credit for doing what he does. Not too many people would have the cajones to play thrash in front of a country crowd, nor honky-tonk in front of a bunch of
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Quotecustom55 Todd Rundgren - A Wizard A True Star Second Recc for this one: Excellent. Todd Rundgren - Todd ain't too bad neither.
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QuoteGravityBoy QuoteKSIEWhilst cooking I like JJF (album = Through the Past Darkly?). Although, I kinda think of it as more of a "pointy-finger" tune. Ummmm... I think it's more a "Pouty-Pointy-Finger-hand-on-hip" tune. Sorry, I don't think it's jerky leg. Fair enough, I have to agree. Maybe I should start my own Pouty-Pointy thread!
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I'll play (and I love the thread BTW). Whilst cooking I like JJF (album = Through the Past Darkly?). Although, I kinda think of it as more of a "pointy-finger" tune. The jerky thing is best whilst cooking chicken.........
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Well he does remember (seemingly) all those lyrics. When questioned about that, on the 25 X 5 doc, he says "of course I remember them all, I wrote them". ETA: Of course, I guess, there's the Tele-prompter assistance.
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Cool. Thanks. I wonder if they serve Pepsi, or Coke?
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Quoterogue Keith's usual two song mini set was replaced by an extended slow jam of Sleep Tonight in Kansas City where he reportedly left the stage and was seen at a lower level men's room taking a piss break himself. This may be the funniest thing I've ever read on this board! Bravo, rogue!
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'84 Undercover Tour: The band never showed, but fans still paid upwards of $100 to hang-out in arenas all over the world.... Merchandise sales were brisk....
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