What have you been listening to?

[Allhallowsday]

ROBERT JOHNSON King of the Delta Blues Singers    

[Sleepyskull]

Volume 3 50s and 60s Cruisin Classics cassette tape (These tapes used to be available at Shell gas stations) Currently it's side 1

Right now it's All I Have to Do is Dream by The Everly Brothers

The last song was Great Balls of Fire by Jerry Lee Lewis

Up next is My Girl by The Temptations

[Rev. Powell]

"Hot Tuna" by Hot Tuna

Bet AHD knows this one.  "Death Don't Have No Mercy in This Land..."

[Pilgermann]

Charles Mingus and Friends in Concert

[Allhallowsday]

"Hot Tuna" by Hot Tuna
Bet AHD knows this one.  "Death Don't Have No Mercy in This Land..."

Nope; is that from their first album, which was live I think?  Though I've always enjoyed JEFFERSON AIRPLANE's records, I wasn't into them enough to dig up any HOT TUNA... I was always on to the next thing... I appreciate JA much more now; I was frankly, too young for them.     And of course even at that point was mining records from years before.  Though I was enough into PINK FLOYD to pursue solo albums by RICHARD WRIGHT and maybe DAVID GILMORE (?)  I know NICK MASON had a solo effort.   
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xX9Qo_d8qHA&feature=PlayList&p=2B8D4AE798DA3138&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=4

KOU CHOU CHING Kou!! It's Coming Out!!! 
 

[Torgo]

AC/DC "Powerage"
Dire Straits  "Brothers in Arms"
SADE   "Best of"

[Rev. Powell]

"Hot Tuna" by Hot Tuna
Bet AHD knows this one.  "Death Don't Have No Mercy in This Land..."

Nope; is that from their first album, which was live I think?  Though I've always enjoyed JEFFERSON AIRPLANE's records, I wasn't into them enough to dig up any HOT TUNA... I was always on to the next thing... I appreciate JA much more now; I was frankly, too young for them.    

Yes, it's from their first album, which is live.  Believe it or not I like that album better than SURREALISTIC PILLOW!  But I tend towards the acoustic/folk/blues end of the popular music spectrum rather than the rock end. 

[Psycho Circus]

Seriously overrated band, that didn't deserve to "hit it big" as alot of people make out. One album is enough. The vocalist thinks he's Axl Rose and there's not enough hooks to grab the listener or make anything memorable. The fact that "You're So Strange" was the lead single says it all....

[Rev. Powell]

"Surrealistic Pillow" by Jefferson Airplane

[JaseSF]

Frank Sinatra: At The Movies



The Best of Bing Crosby: Green Series

[Allhallowsday]

...is that from their first album, which was live I think?  Though I've always enjoyed JEFFERSON AIRPLANE's records, I wasn't into them enough to dig up any HOT TUNA... I was always on to the next thing... I appreciate JA much more now; I was frankly, too young for them.  

Yes, it's from their first album, which is live.  Believe it or not I like that album better than SURREALISTIC PILLOW! But I tend towards the acoustic/folk/blues end of the popular music spectrum rather than the rock end.  

Not blasphemy to me; I'm not as fond of Pillow as, say Volunteers or Bless Its Pointed Little Head (JA's live album).    

I'm listening to The Essential SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE

[jimmybob]

Love that record.

What ever happened to Sly? I'm pretty sure the Family Stone still exists.

-Jimmybob

[Allhallowsday]

Love that record.
What ever happened to Sly? I'm pretty sure the Family Stone still exists.
-Jimmybob

SLY is around and is the FAMILY STONE.  I don't presume to inquire or understand, but I do love the old records.   

Now: HANK WILLIAMS 40 Greatest Hits
 

[Pilgermann]

R.E.M. - Automatic for the People



Flesh Eaters - A Minute to Pray, a Second to Die

[Rev. Powell]

Charles Mingus and Friends in Concert

That is great... I've never heard it, but it's got Mingus on it so it's great!

Inspired me to pop in



"Mingus Ah Um" by  Charles Mingus