I would definitely check out Third Man Records first--- they have done some pretty cool releases of Charlie Patton and others, and their big Paramount blues package sounds great, if you can afford the coin for it !
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Great songwriter--- one of Nashville's best ever !
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Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.........
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OK -Not looking for any argument, BUT: These acts are IN the R&R Hall of Fame Joan Baez (?), Donna Summer , Depeche Mode, Whitney Huston (??? )--- What do they have to do with Rock n Roll ?? They are in and bands like the Monkees, The Raiders, The Turtles, J Geils, etc are not ???????? Really ? I would say they had a lot more to add to the Rock n roll landscape than Joan or Whitney.......
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Spinnakers Hyannis Mass Cape Cod Instant Karma Orleans Mass Cape Cod Soul City Records Worcester Mass --- now out of business
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nice video !
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Love this track -- to me, ranks right along side with Lady Jane and Back Street Girl
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63... but act like I'm 12
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Sad to report I just heard Gerry Marsden has passed away from a heart ailment-- He and his band had a number of really good hits during the 1st wave of the British invasion, and from all indications he was a really nice guy. Gerry Marsden, frontman of Gerry and the Pacemakers, dies aged 78 (The Guardian) Liverpool FC anthem singer Gerry Marsden dies aged 78 (BBC)
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Hairball ----- I like the cloth you're cut from ! The stuff you are listening to is excellent !
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The Nervous Eaters from Boston Mass Kenny Vaughn & The Imperial Blues Hour from Nashville Tenn Chris Scruggs & The Stone Fox 5 from Nashville Tenn The Most from Cape Cod Mass Peter Wolf & The Midnight Travellers from Boston Mass
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Mccartney 3 and loving it
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Mick Jagger played guitar on a couple of his solo albums if I'm not mistaken ? Also, he was supposed to be the Lead guitarist on 'Who's Next " and Townsend was just going to play acoustic ....
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Margo Price-- Thats How Rumours Get Started Dylan Rowdy Ways Keith & Winos Live Palladium Mac -- Mccartney 3
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Stones albums listened to the most: Exile, Let It Bleed, Sticky, Beggars Guilty Pleasure: Sat Majesties Request Never ever listen to anymore: Bigger Bang, Emotional Rescue When I need a Live fix: Live-r Than You'll Ever Be, Ya-Yas When I want to show someone the Genius of the Stones: Out Of Our Heads, Englands Newest Hit Makers, Between the Buttons, Aftermath When I want to re
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1) Sat Majesties 3-D 2) Sticky Fingers 3) Let it Bleed 4) Exile 5) Between the Buttons
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Days of Future Past still gets an occasional spin every now and then -- has aged pretty well overall. Some of their singles from the 70's ditto. Way back in the early 60's when they did "Go Now" with Denny Laine was good too. Did they ever do an album with that line up ? If so, how was it ?
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Peter Green was great !
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Saw nothing . Had tickets for Nick Lowe, Peter Wolf and others, but everything got cancelled. Bummer !
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One of their best for sure ! From one of their finest periods
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His Dylan cover 'She Belongs to Me" was awesome-- Garden Party too
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One of the best. Hi early stuff was terrific, and his later stuff was so good
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I would doubt that boot prices are that good anymore-- a lot of major bands have opened their vaults are now there are official releases of once cherished bootlegs: Dylan Basement tapes, various Stones concerts, the 50th anniversary Beatles releases with all those bonus tracks, etc That along with Youtube I don't think bootlegs have quite the draw they used to have
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I think the rub with the Monkees is that on their 1st 2 albums the bulk of the music was provided by the wrecking crew-- but, so what ? A lot of bands at that time did the same thing: early Beach Boys, the Byrds,Paul Revere and the Raiders, lots of bands. Pet Sounds features about 99% studio musicians-- Smile too. So whats the big deal ? The Monkees catalog is awesome. They should be in the R&
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their 1st album was great "1941 Mining Disaster" is still a favorite-never got into the disco stuff-- wasnt a fan of the genre-- but they were really talented. Saw a clip on youtube way back when they were kids-- doing a Bob Dylan song -- pretty funny Also, didnt Maurice do a solo album way back in 1970 ? Played all the instruments on it ? Maybe ??
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First heard "Live-r Than You'll ever Be" on the radio-- WBCN in Boston played it after midnight in 1970 I was in Worcester Mass a week later and was in a small record shop called Soul City Records and on the front desk by check out were two piles of records-- both in all white covers-- The Beatles Get Back bootleg and The Stones 'Live-r" only the stones had any type of
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Ok... I know I am going to get my head handed to me here, but here goes.... Any love for the Monkees here ? Been listening to the 4 disc set "Music Box " a compilation of the hits and deeper tracks from the Monkees career and I am blown away by how much I am enjoying it ! Great songs, great production, and totally enjoyable ! Impressed by Mike Nesmith's songwriting and guit
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Forgot all about the Beach Boys ! Yeah !
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The Pogues Fairytale of New York Andy Williams Christmas album Beatles Fan CLub Christmas recordings Lennon Happy Christmas Nick Lowe Quality Street
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THE 60'S....The Byrds, Paul Revere & the Raiders, The Rascals, The Turtles The 70's.... Allman Bros, The Dead, The E Street Band Currently....for my money it would have to be Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives--- fantastic
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