Music... I Listened to Some

Shooter sings about George Jones.
Listen to George tell a story.

 

Happy trails, Charlie. Thanks for the good times.

 

Good dude thru and thru. Nobody more patriotic than him. He was what is right with America.

 

In the late 70s, CDB was a monster touring jam band. Unreal output, as solid as any of their peer bands of the day.

I had to smile at the idea of him changing his message over the decades. As pre-teens, “tokin’ on a number” was new language to us. While we were curious and destined for that path anyway, I have to tip my hat to the old man for his contribution. He tried to undo it. Rest easy and hit that bowl, Charlie, you made it.

 

CDB before there was cbd. Saw him for the first time with the Marshall Tucker Band in the 70's. Charlie and Toy jamming together. Great, great musician and showman.

 

The $64k question:

 

It'd been awhile. So good.

 

Linda and Emmy Lou covering Hank. Oh yeah...

 

kind of a TomTom Club vibe

 

Very odd, I kinda like it.

 

You want to see odd, google a pic of their guitarist.
They’re eclectic and have a lot of different sounds.
Another good one.

 

Beautiful song. Not sure what to make of the theme of the video. Somebody's artistic concept of something.

 

another beautiful song....

 

I inherited an appreciation of Emmylou from my Dad, and she and LR harmonize together so beautifully. Her harmonies in general give me the chills.

 

I used to sing and play music. My mother was a professional musician, singer and keyboards. I started piano at age 5. Linda has got the voice. The harmonies are really good. I saw Emmy Lou back in the '70s but never saw Linda to my regret. As time passes, I appreciate her more and more.

 

Here's some really good Emmy Lou with Gram Parsons

 

Gems new to me, thanks for these, guys.


I'll see your Dave Alvin and raise you a Phil...

 

Yeah, been posting up country classics for a while.

Here's one from another country



Probably a repost but man! Bagpipes!

 

Emmylou and Rodney Crowell covering an old Ray Price classic written by Roger Miller.

 

40 years of Back in Black
This album totally dominated the FM airwaves back in the summer of 1980.
16 years old, '68 Ford Fairlane, ice-cream scooper.
On top of the world!

Now watch Angus torture an SG

 

Live guitar work

 

How do they get it to sound so much like the studio track??

Great song, great band. TFPU!

 

Masterful! Sublime! Virtuosity!

 

I still remember listening to Brothers in arms with my dad and asking him what a "Fa**got," was. His response is still admirable and enlightened-for the time. He said (very mater-of fact) "It's just a boy that falls in love with boys."
I think I was 3 or 4-years-old because we were pulling into the hospital where my youngest brother was born and he'd borrowed his best friend's van because his Tran-Am and my mom's Civic were both too small for the family.
He bought a 4Runner shortly after that.

 

Mark Knopfler is my favorite everything, fortunate to have seen him twice.

Been listening to Peter Green on ytube...

 

a little musical nostalgia with TC