Art Pepper, Friday Night at the Village Vanguard.
What are you listening to?
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Louis Armstrong performing St James Infirmary.
al jarreau today
Clifford Brown
At work listening to Miles Davis. There is something magical about the pairing of Miles and Gil Evans.
Write now its Carter the unstoppable sex machine (CUSM)
In the car on an old sony Walkman hooked up via an aux socket its a cassette of the Charlatans some friendly LP.
In the car on an old sony Walkman hooked up via an aux socket its a cassette of the Charlatans some friendly LP.
Private Eyes, Tommy Bolin
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Wild Dogs from Teaser
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Wild Dogs from Teaser
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Home for a rest... Spirit of The West
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The Rutles This recording is nothing short of brilliant! Casual fans or those fans not listening closely could easily think that they were listening to the actual Beatles. (Goose Step Mama anyone? 
) These are the songs that populated the mocumentary The Rutles - All You Need Is Cash.
) These are the songs that populated the mocumentary The Rutles - All You Need Is Cash.
Three senior citizens and John Bonham’s son rocking harder than anyone in the last 30 years
1982 CANCON... on the radio this morning
Coney Hatch, Monkey Bars
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Coney Hatch, Monkey Bars
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Tool just dropped their entire catalog on streaming! Finally!
Amy Winehouse
I must have 4 Hank III cds and this is the only song my wife likes. She just laughs and says "have another, I ain't leaving".
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Neil Innes (Ron Nasty) played a small bar in Bloomington, Il and my brother and I went to see him. We're old so we got there early and sat down. I look at the booth behind me and there's Neil sipping a beer. I brought my Rutles CD insert with me and had him autograph it. Great show, lots of Rutles and Bonzo Dog classicsThe Rutles This recording is nothing short of brilliant! Casual fans or those fans not listening closely could easily think that they were listening to the actual Beatles. (Goose Step Mama anyone?
Bill Evans. The Complete Village Vanguard Recordings, 1961. Disc 2: June 25, Evening Sets 1 & 2.
That's a cool story! I'm not familiar with his work outside The Rutles. What releases would you recommend?
Well, a lot of stuff with the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band (Urban Spaceman, How Sweet to be an Idiot), He did a TV series with Eric Idle called Rutland Weekend Television (where the Rutles started) that had a lot of music, and he has some great solo music too. A lot is parody, but not all. One of my faves is his Elton John parody.
