The Music Thread

[grimes70]

Since @BoonetheAiredale mentioned Whiskeytown I've been thinking about which one of their's to post. Decided to take a left turn and post this. Backround vocals and guitar - one Ryan Adams, talented musician and even bigger asshole according to many. Nice song though.

 

[heelinhell]

Since @BoonetheAiredale mentioned Whiskeytown I've been thinking about which one of their's to post. Decided to take a left turn and post this. Backround vocals and guitar - one Ryan Adams, talented musician and even bigger asshole according to many. Nice song though.

Better than nice... I love you like a brother, but I want you to cease posting artists that I am compelled to buy

Faithless Street is my favorite Whiskeytown CD

 

[nashcounty]

 

[UNCatTech]

You know George Michael was really pretty talented.

 

[grimes70]

Not the version you know. Points for naming other vocalist.

 

[finesse]

 

[finesse]

 

[nashcounty]

 

[nashcounty]

Michael Stipe is 65 today

 

[Centerpiece]

The moment a young Dylan sings this to Woody Guthrie on his hospital bed in A Complete Unknown is just magical.

 

[Ramrouser]

Not the version you know. Points for naming other vocalist.

Buffett?

 

[Centerpiece]

Love this. But it's a shame her direct input to her fiddle was messed up.

 

[BubbaOtis]

Not the version you know. Points for naming other vocalist.

Suzy Bogguss did a version that got a lot of play.

 

[grimes70]

Posted on this date thread but it deserves more airplay.

1973 American musician Bruce Springsteen released his debut album, Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J.

 

[finesse]

This is still my favorite album of his.

 

[grimes70]

Okay fellow boomers. It's his birthday (see date in history thread). I know you love some of his stuff. Post your fave(s). Gotta start with this one.

 

[finesse]

My favorite song about Elvis

 

[grimes70]

If we are going Ge9rge Jones. Here's one for @donbosco

 

[finesse]

Can't do George and not do this.

 

[donbosco]

Jesucristo I miss it so much. I used to play Bartender Blues around and even after closing time. Had it cued up on a tape and then switched over to CD later. It is a sad as hell song and I saw a lot of sad as hell things but it is probably the job that I have loved the most (and I've been lucky not to have jobs that I have hated).

Thanks @grimes70