I am presenty enjoying a cd entitled Dub Side of the Moon. I can't wait to hear it on Altecs! Would a music thread be possible on this forum?
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I am presenty enjoying a cd entitled Dub Side of the Moon. I can't wait to hear it on Altecs! Would a music thread be possible on this forum?
I'll bite.
Last week's SNL featured some kids called "Fleet Foxes". Vocals are very CSN&Y-ish. I really enjoyed the SNL cut, but was less impressed with the You-Tube cuts I later chased down. Think they're from out Mike G's way, maybe he has some input.
John Prine's gonna be nearby in about a month. I got to catch him with Iris DeMent some years ago, and may have to live off that memory, 'cause I ain't paying $125 for a seat unless it comes with dinner and drinks. (That, and the last weekend of Feb. is traditionally my best shot at a big walleye). ;)
Never heard of those guys Feesh. I did look them up and they sound & look a little like The Beach Boys. Here's the song I listened to. I'd love to see John also. I'll just have to be content with his albums as he doesn't come out west.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brZTvGIzeGg
Sorry Mike, I missed your reply somehow. Yeah, the YouTube cuts don't do it for me. Maybe the SNL thing was an exception.
Mah, I heard a couple cuts from your "Dub Side..." last night at a friends. Sort of a "Rasta-Floyd with Mike Phelps on bong" thing. ;)
Winwood/Clapton Summer Tour! (Shades of Blind Faith)
June 10 East Rutherford, NJ Izod Center
June 12 Philadelphia, PA Wachovia Center
June 13 Washington, DC Verizon Center
June 15 Columbus, OH Schottenstein Center
June 17 Chicago, IL United Center
June 18 St. Paul, MN Xcel Energy Center
June 20 Omaha, NE Qwest Center
June 21 Denver, CO Pepsi Center
June 23 Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
June 24 Houston, TX Toyota Center
June 26 Glendale, AZ Jobing.com Arena
June 27 Las Vegas, NV MGM Grand Arena
June 29 Oakland, CA Oracle Arena
June 30 Los Angeles, CA Hollywood Bowl
Now that's a show I'd brave the crowds to see, but alas, nothing even close to me. :( Guess the Brits never heard of Branson... probably just as well, I just can't imagine Sympathy for the Devil at the Lawrence Welk Theater...:eek:
Just watched the Certifiable DVD(The Police). Very good sound recording. If your speakers are at all 'shouty', Sting's vocals will be very piercing.
I thought the reunion wasn't completely successful with two guys wanting The police to be a Group and one guy wanting them to be a Band with himself as The Leader.
Just my first opinions.:rolleyes:
I'm with you Feesh. I'd love to see Clapton & Winwood. I drove 110 miles to see Clapton's 25th Annual Tour. Only because Mark Knopfler was playing with Clapton. When they did Knopfler's Money For Nothing it brought the house down. So the people who were there knew who Knopfler was. :)
I like Steve Winwood in small doses. I can only take so much of the 70's sound.
Here is an oldy that I enjoyed for the first time while listening to one of your AM talk shows
back in September 2008.Even the producer and the technicians were laughing in the background.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eih67rlGNhUg
Yeah, it's always a compromise ain't it? :)
That's why I have a CD spinner in the boat. The local 'eyes aren't much into Eric though, they seem to prefer Buddy Guy or Albert King. :D
A bit of trivia, the guy that wrote those lyrics later worded all the Wizard of OZ tunes. He was later disenfranchised when his name appeared on the Hollywood Blacklist as a suspected Commie. Ironically, he spent his final days hoping someone would spare him a dime. :(
Here's someone I really dig, especially this song.......
YouTube - Antoine Dufour - Song for Stephen - www.candyrat.com
enjoy
-chris
They always bite when I'm listening to this:YouTube - Taj Mahal - Fishing Blues:)
Good one,
Can't say if the fish agree, but Elvin gets this ol' hillbilly river-bound;
YouTube - ELVIN BISHOP GOING FISHIN /North Atlantic Blues Festival
Here's my fishin song. back when they were kids like I was.
YouTube - Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Fishin' in the dark
Boy, that one brought a flood of memories.
Wonder what ever happened to her...:)
Here's another that I liked as a kid when I heard it....
YouTube - Cadence soul patrol
the song starts after about a minute, "End of my journey".....
-chris
I don't know how to post an individual YouTube clip so I'll leave you with this site instead: Illinois Blues - www.IllinoisBlues.com - Blues news across the USA. Click on HOME and check out the rest of the site.
Cheers.
Sounds lovely on vinyl...
YouTube - LCD Soundsystem - "All My Friends"
Two words;
Ry Cooder.
Three more;
Buy one today.
My top 3;
Bop till ya Drop
Into the Purple Valley
Paradise and Lunch
:Clap:
When I think of fish related music, it's Hot Tuna:
YouTube - Hot Tuna - Uncle Sam Blues (1971)
........or Canned Heat: YouTube - canned heat - on the road again
Still can't directly post a you tube clip. Help needed.
Thanks, Marshall.
Marhall, when you go to Youtube and find a video, look to the right is a box with the urls in it. select the one that says URL by hitting Control C then paste it into your reply by hitting Control V.
YouTube - Mark Knopfler & Chet Atkins - Walk of Life
Huh! I normally have a horizontally condensed screen, so can't see that box. Instead, I clicked on the 'SHARE' tab directly underneath the video and copy/pasted the exposed link.........
YouTube - Genius At Work
GM
Thank you Mike.
Here's one for bfish.
YouTube - I'm Lookin' for a Man (that'll outfish me)
Pretty good, but I've learned to avoid the ones that are "looking for", "in search of", or otherwise "seeking". They've already got some unrealistic perfect man in mind, and that ain't me. ;)
The fish gods have been appeased now, back to our regularly scheduled programming. Like recordings, artists, etc you consider really exceptional.
I picked up a Vanguard lp nearly 40 years ago - Roosevelt Charles: Blues, Prayer, Work and Trouble Songs.
This track is not on it and I would appreciate any information on other albums by him.
Internet Archive: Details: Let My People Go performed by Roosevelt Charles
Cheers, Marshall.
It appears that was his only album, which was recorded while he was incarcerated at Louisiana's infamous state prison at Angola. He had at least one cut on the compilation Angola Prisoners’ Blues, and perhaps was featured on other similar anthologies. Considering the bloody reputation and the repressive history of Angola, it's not too likely he made it out alive. Talk about some inspiration for the blues... :(
I'd like to hear that one.
Added;
Found a bit more. Your album was recorded by folklorist Frederick Oster, who also recorded "Angola Prison Worksongs" for his Folklyric Records in 1959, now re-released on Arhoolie Records. RC is featured on 2 cuts.
Many of Leadbelly's 1930s Lomax recordings (Library of Congress) were made during his stint at Angola.
I've listened to those Lomax recordings. The ones that I had acess to, back in those days, were on some type of small acetate disc. The recordings were so raw and original you could hear all of the background noise and the incidental recording gear interference. None the less, absolutely brilliant.
More Lomax from Parchman prison: YouTube - Rosie (Be My Husband) Alan Lomax worksong
Yeah, they were cut on a portable aluminum disk machine, under...well...less than ideal conditions. The Library of Congress is/will be releasing a large part of the collection on CD. Coming soon to a library near you.
Rhapsody has some free samples of Angola Prisoners Blues;
Free Music: Angola Prisoner's Blues - Rhapsody Online
This Aussie band is memorable to me. I can attribute my tinnitus to them being the loudest band in the country at the time.
YouTube - Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs - Mama pt2 (Live)
If you like it, Part 1 is also on YouTube.
Cheers, Marshall.
Here's a man who has been 'discovered' in his 60's. YouTube - Seasick Steve - Walking Man - Reading 2008
Jools Holland saw Steve playing at the Australian East Coast Blues Festival and put him on the Live On Jools Holland show in the U.K.
YouTube - NME Video: Seasick Steve at Glastonbury 2008
He is playing at The Corner Hotel in Richmond(Melbourne), on April 13, while he is over here for this years blues festival at Easter.
YouTube - Seasick Steve LIVE ON JOOLS HOLLAND-- TOP QUALITY VID
Lots more on You Tube and the web.
Cheers, Marshall. :Big smile:
' Been listening/studying/enjoying Dylan's new Together Through Life this weekend, it's a keeper.
Check it out on Rhapsody (or just buy it...)
Incompatible OS
:)
Edit
hmmm... Hostboard tagged the Rhapsody link "Incompatible..." but it opens just fine in a new window.
I just learned a neat new way to browse YouTube vids (thanks CNET!).
Pick a YT video of interest.
In the URL, replace the word "watch" with "warp.swf".
Hit Enter. Explore.
An example, if you started with the "First Electrical Process Record...1925", the altered URL gives you this;
http://www.youtube.com/warp.swf?v=aLw1YHfi1fg
Good tip, Bfish.
Now, if only there was a translator for foreign language clips, for example this one;
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fntz4lLlS2I"]YouTube - 真空管に魅せられて(関東版)[/ame]
This guy uses vintage Altecs. The clip gets intersting after the first minute or so.
Marshall, :confused:
Who is this guy?
Click here:Direct Heating
Translation? Barbara Lee via Tung Sol give Sakuma inner smile. ;)
"that guy" is subjective Sakuma, the Hugh Hefner of audiophilia;
http://www10.big.or.jp/~dh/sakuma/index.html
For anyone that's had their fill of Rush & The HateMongers, Yusuf (aka Cat Stevens) has a new album that's a welcome respite. :)
Yusuf | Roadsinger | Amazon Listening Party
The Cat is great!
This guy is, too.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ec138326tfE"]YouTube - Donovan: Live in L.A.[/ame]