WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO?

[nyadrn]

A PLACE TO SHARE YOUR FAVORITE SONGS AND VIDEO'S ...

WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO?   AN OLD OLD SONG BY YOUR FAVORITE BAND OR SOMETHING NEW YOU JUST HEARD...  YOUR IPOD CATALOG OF FAVORITES OR YOUR FAVORITE CD BY YOUR FAVORITE BAND..   WHATEVER IT IS,  STOP BY AND SHARE IT HERE, WE WOULD LOVE TO HEAR IT : )

[nyadrn]

In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by bonjovi

Wow  sounds like it was an all star event for Don.  That's great! and glad you guys enjoyed the concert.

[bonjovi]

In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

Hi Glenda,

Savoy Brown was awesome!  We got there early enough to get front row seats.  In fact, we got the same seats that we had for Wishbone Ash.  Kim Simmonds is an amazing guitar player and a great singer too.  When they announced that they were going to do a meet and greet afterwards I bought my husband a poster hoping the guys would sign it.  We were the first ones in line.  The drummer came out first and talked to Don for quite awhile and signed the poster.  The bass player signed it too.  Then out came Kim Simmonds.  Don told him he had been listening to him since 1969 when he was in the army in Germany.  Kim asked where he was stationed and when I told him Don always wanted to see him and that it was his birthday he wished him a happy one and signed his poster.  Needless to say it was a very Happy Birthday for my husband.

J.

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

I was done with this topic until I thought about Thunder Road .. and I had to go and youtube it..  what a great song : )  Tell me you can listen to this song and be taken back to those long ago summer nights

"Except roll down the window and let the wind blow back your hair
Well the night's bustin' open, these two lanes will take us anywhere
We got one last chance to make it real
To trade in these wings on some wheels
Climb in back, heaven's waiting down on the tracks"

Thunder Road 1976 Bruce Springsteen
	6 min - Mar 29, 2006 - Uploaded by terilip Springsteen & the E Street Band Live 1976 www.youtube.com/watch?v=KngiJUNdsu0

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

Hi Glenda

Nice to hear from you : )

Dont ya just love Freddy Fender's beautiful sound.  He was a one of a kind : )

Thank you for sharing Ryan Bingham.  Nice

Here some mellow stuff for relaxing after work on a Monday : )

• Kings Of Leon - Back Down South
  	4 min - May 27, 2011 - Uploaded by kingsofleonVEVO Music video by Kings Of Leon performing Back Down South. (C) 2011 RCA Records, a unit of Sony Music Entertainment www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBOuqyqmtJk

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

Hi Janese. How was Savoy Brown? I still have one of their old LP vinyls!

And Diane I really like your new photo, plus have been having a good time catching up on the latest posts. Loved Be-Bop-A-Lula, Freddy Fender and the new vid of S Tyler!

To wind this weekend down tonight,  I feel like listening to some Ryan Bingham. This is just one of my favorites of his.

Ryan Bingham - Boracho Station
	2 min - Oct 3, 2010 - Uploaded by KCN1F Listen and learn, this song is great. www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtHqfP8xBQM

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

Remembering Dee Dee

Dee Dee Ramone - Baby Doll
	5 min - Mar 17, 2008 - Uploaded by roadtooruin rare presskit/bio from sire records in promotion of his album "standing in the spotlight": The street level is the same. So are the cutting edge ... www.youtube.com/watch?v=90KdsmDUTj8

• Dee Dee Ramone Live 2001
  	10 min - Dec 21, 2007 - Uploaded by chelseahorrorhotel This is from Dee Dee's last European tour! Legend of a Rock Star lineup. Dee Dee Ramone (Bass, Vocals) Christian Martucci "Chris The ... www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHzhBOYcvvc

[nyadrn]

In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

Okay so who doesn't remember this from about a zillion years back : )

Gene Vincent - Be-Bop-A-Lula
	3 min - Oct 13, 2006 - Uploaded by luizamafra Gene Vincent - Be-Bop-A-Lula (1st Appearance, Town Hall Party 1958) www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDU9FP5_B2M

More videos for be bop »

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

This one is priceless  : )

2 min - May 25, 2011 - Uploaded by TheMikesterTV AMERICAN IDOL 2011 FINALE RESULTS LIVE! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE! All Rights Reserved. www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-ty4ZUNtJk

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

Hey J

Thanks for the Marty Casey  version of Creep.  I had forgotten about Marty Casey and I am glad you reminded me.  I also really liked that show. Hope to see it again.

Here is Marty doing his version of Wish You Were Here.  I think he did a great job but of course there is no replacing ever of anything by the Floyd.. the masters : )

Marty Casey, Wish You Were Here
	3 min - Nov 30, 2007 - Uploaded by sporadic07 Marty Casey performs Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here. www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rwWxy8gstw

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by bonjovi

Remembering the great sound of Freddy Fender

FREDDY FENDER "Wasted Days and Wasted Nights" - youtube.com 3 min - Dec 11, 2007 - Uploaded by coockiestv Freddy Fender Rotterdam 1979 Country Music Festival WASTED ...

Freddy Fender - Before the Next Teardrop Falls - youtube.com 3 min - Before the Next Teardrop Falls (1974) Also watch

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

Hi Glenda,

Well, Bon Jovi has come and gone and today I'm getting prepared for tonight's concert.  We are going to see Savoy Brown featuring Kim Simmonds at a small venue.  My hubby has wanted to see them for years and tomorrow is his birthday so this is a special treat for him.

Janese

Savoy Brown - Hellbound Train - youtube.com 10 min - Hellbound Train (1972) Also watch on: MySpace - Dailymotion - dailymotion.virgilio.it

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

Radiohead is awesome!  Check out this version by Marty Casey who performed it as a contestant on Rock Star INXS:

Marty Casey - Creep
	3 min - Jan 11, 2008 - Uploaded by armedndangerous67 Marty Casey performs Creep on the television show Rock Star INXS www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQu2uimyiMM

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• Marty Casey - Creep (Version 2)
  	3 min - Jan 11, 2008 - Uploaded by armedndangerous67 Marty Casey performs Creep on the television show Rock Star INXS www.youtube.com/watch?v=iri06tKD604

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

Another wonderful Irish musician lost much too early. 

Rory Gallagher - A Million Miles Away - youtube.com 8 min - Tattoo (1973) Also watch on: Dailymotion - dailymotion.virgilio.it - video

Rory Gallagher - Tattoo'd Lady 6 min - Dec 11, 2006 - Uploaded by surfboy7 From live at Cork. Best edition of tatoo'd lady ever!!! 🙂 youtube.com

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nell2

Hi and thanks for sharing your playlist.  that was interestisng.  Did you know you can add the pop out player to your profile?

Diane

[nell2]

          My Playlist

http://www.playlist.com/playlist/22016967179/standalone

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

Heard this on The Voice  and had to check out the Radiohead

4 min - Jul 18, 2008 - Uploaded by parlophone Music video by Radiohead performing Creep. www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFkzRNyygfk

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

Elkie Brooks

http://youtu.be/Cqhii4KqId8

[glendaann]

In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

That was a great link. Hope everyone took a moment yesterday to give him a thought. I remember very well when he went electric. I wasn't a protester. I was ecstatic! Alright Bob Dylan was my attitude!

[nyadrn]

In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

Bob Dylan is a music genre unto himself.  He has taken steps like that old fable of the seven league boots and no one will ever take his place or take us to places that he has. 

Bob live at Newport Folk Festival

http://youtu.be/S1TKUk9nXjk

[glendaann]

In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

Happy Birthday Bob Dylan.

One of many of my favorite Dylan songs. Thanks for all.

Bob Dylan - Not Dark Yet
	6 min - Oct 24, 2009 - Uploaded by BobDylanVEVO Music video by Bob Dylan performing Not Dark Yet. (C) 1997 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZgBhyU4IvQ

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by bonjovi

Counting down the minutes now!! Yea

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

Thanks Glenda.  I hope I get to see Taj.  It depends what night he plays.  Leaving for Bon Jovi in 1 hour and 42 min.  LOL

J.

[rlenny12000]

In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by nyadrn

Just got my hands on Hot Tuna's new cd "Steady As She Goes".It's there first new studio record in 20 years and i recommend it highly.

HOT TUNA - Angel Of Darkness
	5 min - Apr 15, 2011 - Uploaded by lovelybizarre Song: Angel Of Darkness Artist: Hot Tuna Album: Steady As She Goes (2011) Web: hottuna.com www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiffF15xQ_Q

Hot Tuna - If This is Love
	5 min - Apr 12, 2011 - Uploaded by spencer261 www.youtube.com/watch?v=9v89QfCZPhM

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

OMG this is just amazing

Chris Cornell - Billie Jean - youtube.com 4 min - Carry On (2007) Also watch on: Dailymotion - MySpace - dailymotion.virgilio.it

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by bonjovi

Hope you get to see Taj at Summerfest.

Bon Jovi? Two Days? Really!  Well, when did you hear that?!!!

Just kidding.....have a wonderful time, I know you're excited. If it were me going, I"d probably be starting to get ready right now. 😉

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by rlenny12000

Thanks Lenny!  I was not familiar with Warren Haynes but really enjoyed this performance and I think I would like the CD.  Had no idea he was in the Allman Brothers band (only members I know are Gregg, Dicky and Derek).  Not familiar with Gov't Mule either.  Always good to have some new music to listen to.

J.

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

Hi Glenda,

Keith's book is definitely on my too long list of reads.  As for Taj Mahal, he's going to be at Summerfest here in Milwaukee and I'm hoping to go see him.

Janese

P.S.  Did I tell you I'm going to see Bon Jovi this Saturday?  LOL

2 days and counting!

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

Can't let Big Joe Turner's Birthday pass without a mention.

Big Joe Turner - Live at the Apollo - "If you remember"
	3 min - Sep 16, 2006 - Uploaded by SinCityBluesman Live At The Apollo 1955 - Big Joe Turner - "If You Remember" Personally, I liked it better when he was playing with Jay McShann www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMJ2XH_qHkU

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In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by rhytonen

What a good time you must have had jammin with Taj!! I've only got to see him twice. Once with Jessie Ed so many years ago it seems like an eternity, Car loads of Jessie Ed's people drove up from southern Oklahoma to see him. Quite a show. Then once after Jessie Ed.

I can't think of what album this song was on originally. Was thinking Nach'l Blues but I dug my copy out only to find Leavin Trunk isn't on it. The Cuckoo is. Know I've got it, but probably on cassette tape, imagine....if so it's probably lost to me. Glad to know how much you appreciate Leavin Trunk. Sad, but true, some have probably never heard it, especially the younger ones.

[rhytonen]

In Response to RE: WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO? by glendaann

IMO this performance falls a bit short of the recorded version's rhythm counterpoint between Taj's on-the-beat staccato strummed National Steel guitar and Jesse Ed's on-and-off-the-beat riff, then overlaying the Bass riff making it perfect and very infectious. It was that precise arrangement that made it one of my very favorite recordings.

(The J.Geils Blues Band of the time also knew the infectiousness of slow and open arrangements. We saw them often at the Woodrose Ballroom in Deerfield MA.)

Taj's jazzy delayed vocal (again over a Jesse Ed riff) on "cuckoo" (same album) is also brilliant.

BTW I went to UMass with Taj, and remember the "Battles of the Bands" between "Taj & The Electras" and "Steve & The Esquires" at the Student Union. Taj played jig band music iwthi his fingers on a Fender (Strat?), and Steve did a signature backflip off the stage during a "cover" (NPI) of James Brown's "Please, Please." I also remember jamming with Taj in the practice rooms while he played John Henry on slide banjo...HB, Henry!

Incidentally, Buffy (St. Marie) was at UMass during the same period.