The Music Thread

[Centerpiece]

I used to dig the Merv Griffin show.
David Grisman with Steve Morse and Rob Wasserman
16:16

 

[heelinhell]

I added this one to my solo repertoire during CoVid.
I have to fudge and omit the solo section.

Iconic song and foreshadowed the sexual/gender politics we are experiencing today.

This was my favorite song back in the day...love the Kinks

 

[an0maly]

I don't see any of the facebook links above, and I never will see any facebook links.

 

[heelinhell]

Patsy was crying when she recorded this. Listen for the way her breath catches and her voice quivers at the end.

For me she will always be the queen of country music.

but my favorite is Walkin' After Midnight"

 

[Centerpiece]

Iconic song and foreshadowed the sexual/gender politics we are experiencing today.

This was my favorite song back in the day...love the Kinks

Speaking of gender songs… I also added to my repertoire Lou Reed’s Take a Walk on the Wild Side.

“Holly came from Miami FLA hitchhiked her away across the USA. She plucked her eyebrows on the way shaved her legs and then he was she, she said: hey babe take a walk on the wild side.”

 

[heelinhell]

Speaking of gender songs… I also added to my repertoire Lou Reed’s Take a Walk on the Wild Side.

“Holly came from Miami FLA hitchhiked her away across the USA. She plucked her eyebrows on the way shaved her legs and then he was she, she said: hey babe take a walk on the wild side.”

one of the great songs of all time... Lou Reed never broke through as a "commercial" superstar but he and his Velvet Underground were the avant - garde band of the day

 

[finesse]

 

[Centerpiece]

one of the great songs of all time... Lou Reed never broke through as a "commercial" superstar but he and his Velvet Underground were the avant - garde band of the day

The iconic bass track for that song is a story in and of itself. Classic.

 

[nashcounty]

Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter was born June 23, 1941.
"If I knew the way, I would take you home"

 

[finesse]

Just heard this on the radio. Kinda interesting.

 

[heelinhell]

Just heard this on the radio. Kinda interesting.

Kinda interesting ??? It don't get better than that !!! Texas blues/rock with a country twist or Texas country with a blues/rock twist...your choice

Did a quick search on Amazon and google. It doesn't look like they have a CD...just songs for 99 cents...would like to add them to my collection

 

[finesse]

Kinda interesting ??? It don't get better than that !!! Texas blues/rock with a country twist or Texas country with a blues/rock twist...your choice

Did a quick search on Amazon and google. It doesn't look like they have a CD...just songs for 99 cents...would like to add them to my collection

It's the modern world. Hard to get used to.

It's kinda like I've found two songs by this one woman. She's doing a different style using a different name and it doesn't have the same appeal to me but I like those two. Wouldn't have had them if it depended on an album or CD.

 

[finesse]

 

[p5mmr9]

 

[nashcounty]

Guitarist Jeff Beck was born June 24, 1944. Back in the 1970s I would blast this song while flying down Vance, Granville, and Warren county dirt roads at over 100 mph in my 1968 Camaro convertible.

 

[finesse]

He's always been a favorite of mine and I have a bunch of his music. Going by some of the duets I've heard with him and Imelda May and a couple of others, he's still good.

For some reason, this one always crosses my mind when I think of him. Not sure it's his best, but...

 

[nashcounty]

 

[nashcounty]