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What music are you listening to currently?

MadMonk said:
Ray's comment sent me off on a Jethro Tull tangent. Been my favorite "Rock" artist since the late 60s. Spinning this, right now:View attachment 13425
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Best live performance I've ever seen, and I've seen a few. It was in support of the Living in the Past album. I believe it was in Philly, '72 or '73

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Unlike many other British Invasion bands, these fellas could actually play their instruments well.

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Devil Doc said:
Best live performance I've ever seen, and I've seen a few. It was in support of the Living in the Past album. I believe it was in Philly, '72 or '73

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Same here, great live shows. I've never been happy with the amount visual related items. Thank goodness for YouTube. I have "A little Light Music" which is acoustic. Anderson, regrettably, cannot sing anymore due to a serious throat issue, but the musicianship is superb for the type music. And, now, off on another tangent:
 
At a new B&M tonight, 3 piece jazz ensemble live. Just chilling with a Padron 3000 Maduro.
 
Devil Doc said:
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Unlike many other British Invasion bands, these fellas could actually play their instruments well.

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Rod Argent was the MAN. Time Of The Season would not have been half the song without his solo. "I am the dance of ages " From Argent's All Together Now Album was one of those songs that just imprinted itself in my brain pan. I don't know how or why but it just does it for me.
 
Heard this in an episode of Blacklist last night.
Forgot how much I liked it until I heard it again.
 
AVB said:
And they are still going. Although I think Mick should have stayed in Jethro Tull
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He probably should have. I believe they are no longer a band. Their music has hints of Jethro Tull.
 
Grilling, drinking beer and listening to a Paul Carrackathon starting with ACE, Roxy Music, Squeeze, Mike + Mechanics and Roger Waters. One of the best voices in English music for over 30 years.
 
Scap said:
Heard this in an episode of Blacklist last night.
Forgot how much I liked it until I heard it again.
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Gordon Lightfoot is one of my guilty pleasures, musically. I had tickets to go see him in Little Rock back in 2008'ish, but I ended up having another surgery and was in the hospital when he came through. Still one of the shows I regret missing.

Have you ever heard Johnny Cash's cover of "If you could read my mind"? It can bring tears if it catches you unaware... ;)
 
kann said:
Gordon Lightfoot is one of my guilty pleasures, musically. I had tickets to go see him in Little Rock back in 2008'ish, but I ended up having another surgery and was in the hospital when he came through. Still one of the shows I regret missing.

Have you ever heard Johnny Cash's cover of "If you could read my mind"? It can bring tears if it catches you unaware... ;)
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Cash covered NIN's Hurt, and it is amazing.
 
AVB said:
Some Bad Religion for wake up music, Kenny Wayne Sheppard now and Imagine Dragons next. After that - who knows.
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HUGE KWS fan here. I've seen him live 4 or 5 times now. Haven't heard a better version of Voodoo Chile from anyone else besides Jimi himself.
 
Scap said:
Cash covered NIN's Hurt, and it is amazing.
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Indeed. This might even be from the same album... I know it's off of the American collection -- very late in his life. Just like IYCRMM, you can literally hear the frailty in his voice. Some of the most powerful stuff he ever recorded.
 
I've been listening to a lot of Neil Young as of late. Something about his acoustic voice, that gets me.

 
I'll start my musical day with a new one by Peter Wolf, former lead singer for the J. Geils Band. On vinyl, course. Played on my VPI Classic One turntable equipped with a Dynavector 20X2L cartridge. Can you believe this guy was married to Faye Dunaway???
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Eshaw99 said:
A little Elmore James in the background while working from home today...
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Buddy Guy is going to be in town Sept. 24th. In the process of getting tickets. Have to see the last man standing.

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