Probably a little different pick than most folks would place here... I remember seeing this "live"on PPV at the 3 day party we had for Woodstock at my friend's house. Never was a Jewel fan, but she wooed me that day. Very under-rated talent.
Whatcha Listening To?
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I'd place it here. Pretty eclectic bunch we've got. Have you seen this Jewel video? I thought it was good.
I ran across this documentary several years back and had to watch it again. This is an outstanding true story about a man with incredible talent that pissed it away with his attitude and drinking problems. He got a million second chances and blew them all. Finally he found purpose in life and resurrected himself. A movie was made about him but I think this low budget documentary does a much better job of telling his story.
Clinton John
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You know until I clicked don this thread. I hadn't realized how long it's been since I sat and listened to any music.
Most be going on six or seven years since I actually put on some music to listen too.
Suppose to to turn butt cold Sunday/Monday and bring snow to my house Monday. Might just sit next to the fire and empty a bottle of 20 year old burboun and jam some blue's and cajun music.
Most be going on six or seven years since I actually put on some music to listen too.
Suppose to to turn butt cold Sunday/Monday and bring snow to my house Monday. Might just sit next to the fire and empty a bottle of 20 year old burboun and jam some blue's and cajun music.
Clinton John
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Concur!So is bourbon and hookers
A little bit heavier jams today. One of my favorite rock vocalists, whether he's singing in Hellyeah or Mudvayne:
TimJ
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Last week I enjoyed painting to some Mozart. It's nice sometimes to listen to some of the classics for a change.
don novicki
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Lately I've been on a kick listening to a lot of Brian Auger. Man can he make that Hammond sing.
Just as true today as the day it was written...
I'd say more true.
Vince Pagliaroli
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DROWNING ON DRY LAND - Albert King. The original and the instrumental. All things by Albert King (the list is long) All the time never gets old in this house. What a Voice, and left hand.....
LEDed fuel only, folks.
My news feed informed me that Garth Hudson passed recently. I hope The Band is having a nice jam session on the other side now. RIP, fellas.