Peter Wolf Feb 3rd Brownfield Maine USA
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Rock n Roll Music -- The Beatles
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Torpedo -- Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives
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Peter Wolf Richard Thompson Kris Kristofferson Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives Tom Rush David Crosby
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Always loved Fats --- great songs and a master pianist-- one of a kind ! His version of Lady Madonna was killer too ! RIP Fatman
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Meet the Beatles Sgt Pepper The White Album Let It Bleed ****Tie**** Born to Run / The Harder They Come Soundtrack
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Just saw him in Boston this past July w/ Peter Wolf--- he was awesome--- the Heartbreakers were soooo tight ! Sorry to see him go-- got the Willburys on right now RIP brother
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Their 1st album with Garcia was good--- also, Panama Red good as well-- the rest ? Kind of yawn..
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Greatful Dead-- Europe 72 - not a bad listen on an early Fall Afternoon
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Fabulous artist--- his influence cannot be ignored--- The Harder They Come soundtrack is one of the best soundtracks EVER... and stands up over the years--- his tracks on that album influenced everyone from Keith to McCartney to Lennon and set the stage for artists like Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and the whole Reggae explosion in the 70's Had a chance to see him in 1977 and he was great--- don&
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I thought the Dead were good when they were 'reigned in"-- Workingmans Dead, American Beauty, Terrepin Station, etc-- I lost the plot when they would drift off into those jams....I saw them once and its seemed like they only played two songs and the show went on for hours....I know they were into improvisation like Jazz musicians, but boy it could really get boring-- but I do have to s
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Have not heard the new release yet, but look forward to it- I will give Sunflower another listen, but its never been one of my favorites. Surfs Up, Holland, Carl & The Passions were all on my playlist over the years-- I always thought "Marcella" from Carl & the Passions was sooo overlooked. A killer track for sure.
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I was 13 years old-- 1971 -- Delaney & Bonnie & Friends -- Harvard Coolege-- Boston --- Blew my young mind away !
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One of the best--- a great great guitarist ! Good music and a nice guy
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Just been listening to the Peter Tosh / Jagger duet on "Don't Look Back" and it still blows me away even after all these years ! The other killer Jagger duet is with Peter Wolf on 'Nothing But the Wheel" from Wolf's superb "Sleepless" release-- Any others worth taking a 2nd or 3rd listen to ? "You're So Vain" stands out, but his duets w
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I have a killer ( excuse the pun ) Jerry Lee box set called "A Half Centery of Hits" -- has everything you'll ever need-- terrific stuff !
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Loved Sammy D-- ONE OF THE GREATS--
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The best: Let it Bleed, Beggars Banquet, Sticky Fingers The worst: Steels Wheels, Dirty Work , Goats Head , Got Live
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Along with Patti Boyd, the greatest muse in rock n roll. Anita had style, and a great sense of time. Her influence helped direct the Stones into what probably what was their greatest phase--hats off to Anita !
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All kinds of stuff--- Neville Bros "Fiyo on the Bayou" Allman Bros "Nobody Left to Run With Anymore" Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives "Way Out West" Beatles 'Sgt Pepper" box set Carlene Carter "Musical Shapes" Strawberry Alarm Clock "Incense and Peppermints" Bob Dylan & Johnny Cash "Nashville Se
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Been listening to a few things in heavy rotation lately: Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives 'Way Out West" Canned Heat "Best Of" J Geils Band "Full House"
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Good move on the Eagles part hiring Vince Gill--- Gill is awesome--- great guitarist and vocalist
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Smart move on his part has been hooking up with Carlene Carter--- she really adds something great to his act
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If the Byrds were considered the American Beatles, then I'd have to say the Allman Bros were the American Stones. Bluesy, gritty, tough and powerful. Live at the Fillmore, Eat a Peach, Brothers & Sisters all classics. As a solo artist, I always loved Gregg Allman's version of Jackson Brownes song "These Days"-- check it out when you get a minute. Thanks for all th
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The Rascals were tops ! Some of the best singles of the 60's ! Groovin, How Can I be Sure. People Got to be Free, Good Lovin ! Ouitstanding
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For me, Electric Ladyland was THE Hendrix album--- Are You Experienced and Axis both had lots of great moments and great songs, but Ladyland absolutely floored me. Still to this day,40 + years later, I still can hear new things in it when its on. Brilliant.
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Are You Experienced, Axis, and especially Electric Ladyland are all killer albums for sure-- groundbreaking, influential,all ahead of their time. But you cant knock the Beatles. in the short span of 7 years they went from "She Loves You" to Abbey Road. Classic after classic after classic. Hendrix was like a shooting star-- blazed across the skies and then was gone.
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Elvin Bishop New Riders of the Purple Sage The Who
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In Keiths book, he mentions toward the end that he and McCartney wrote a song at Keiths place in either Jamaica or the Turks ---- Also, didn't Keith and Jack White write and record a couple of songs together ? As far as Keith and Lennon---? I don't see it-- even though they were good friends, I don't see them as a writing team at all---if they did, it probably would have been
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Didn't Carly Simon try to get a co-writing credit on this song ? Seems to me I read somewhere that she claimed she and Jagger wrote the song together....? Anyone else remember that ?
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