What are you listening to?

[Loner16]

Possibly the best "garage band" ever....

A cover of a Linda Ronstadt cover. Linda has always been a huge favorite, but this is nippin' at her heels...

 

[FABarbuto]

Joe Walsh "In The City" Warriors Sdtrk.

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[Koken]

 

[mmsantos]

 

[Abz88]

Currently sitting with Old Crow Medicine Show on shuffle in the background.

 

[emwolf]

American Woman - The Guess Who (1970)

Big fan of the Guess Who and, if you like Burton Cummings solo he has a fantastic album of just him at the piano (I was really impressed with his keyboard skills) in front of a live audience called Up Close and Alone.

 

[njpaddy]

Another 60's instrumental of note (B-side of Hawaii Five-0)

The first ever LP I can remember buying was The Ventures Walk Don't Run. I was in 8th or 9th grade when it came out and I'm almost sure that the gal in the tight, gold-lame slacks on the cover had no bearing in that purchase. Before that LP, 45s were the norm. The only other Ventures LP I remember having was "Outer Space". After that one, I was in college and into other music. The Ventures Walk Don't Run and Perfidia still get regular play on my iPod/iTunes oldies.

 

[dmshaver]

Red Garland

 

[Owen Bawn]

Ten Years After's 'Undead' album

 

[MrBeez]

The first ever LP I can remember buying was The Ventures Walk Don't Run. I was in 8th or 9th grade when it came out and I'm almost sure that the gal in the tight, gold-lame slacks on the cover had no bearing in that purchase. Before that LP, 45s were the norm. The only other Ventures LP I remember having was "Outer Space". After that one, I was in college and into other music. The Ventures Walk Don't Run and Perfidia still get regular play on my iPod/iTunes oldies.

Both great 60s instrumentals. One of my fav 60s surf instrumentals:

The Journeymen: Surfer's Blues.

Love that intro. Played loud enough it will scare most folks

 

[MrBeez]

Phil Collins took a lot of heat for being so Pop, but this collab with Philip Bailey is one of his best. Gotta love that 80s production.

 

[MrBeez]

Bill Withers: Use Me

 

[noodles hovar]

You could power a small city with the energy in this one...

 

[Mr. Scruffy]

 

[njpaddy]

The Journeymen: Surfer's Blues.
Love that intro. Played loud enough it will scare most folks

I liked that one, but I guess I was on the wrong coast back then. I don't remember that band or the song. I used to have a couple Dick Dale on my iPod, but Miserlou drove my wife crazy, so he's temporarily in my inactive folder.

 

[MrBeez]

I liked that one, but I guess I was on the wrong coast back then. I don't remember that band or the song. I used to have a couple Dick Dale on my iPod, but Miserlou drove my wife crazy, so he's temporarily in my inactive folder.

Dick Dale kind of owned that genre in a way with just that one song. Such a classic sound and song.

 

[njpaddy]

I'm on a Ghost Riders in the Sky kick today. Loved all versions of the song since my Ramrods 45 in the early 60s. Here's a version and singer most won't remember.

 

[MrBeez]

The Who: Baba O'Riley, Join Together

 

[Esox]

 

[noodles hovar]

I'm on a Ghost Riders in the Sky kick today. Loved all versions of the song since my Ramrods 45 in the early 60s. Here's a version and singer most won't remember.

Thanks for that - Ol' Burl had a heck of a range!