Am I the only one in here thinking it would be a discussion on Routers vs Dado blades vs planes?
Anyways, I have a mix of Eagles, Steely Dan, Daft Punk, Blumchen, and They Might Be Giants in my workshop music player.
He's Funny That Way - Billie Holiday
The Advent of Panurge - Gentle Giant
Karn Evil 9 - ELP
Stormy Weather - Billie Holiday
Mark (sixoneeight) = 618
Am I the only one in here thinking it would be a discussion on Routers vs Dado blades vs planes?
Anyways, I have a mix of Eagles, Steely Dan, Daft Punk, Blumchen, and They Might Be Giants in my workshop music player.
Yeah but 33s and saw dust just are not the best of friends, but being a geek and former Shure engineering tech, where there is a will there is away. However none are available outside my abode, for me it is fair use of my LPs (1), beyond that lay the land of DCMA.
Markem
1(500 plus) 2% digitized and counting (sixoneeight) = 618
One of the best tunes of all time!
-- Mark
It's good to see someone mention Bruce Cockburn. Peggy's Kitchen Wall.
Anything by Bob Dylan (before Infidels).
Friends of Dean Martinez.
Ani DiFranco
Best single: Four Non Blondes, "What's Up"
Second only to "Sultans of Swing", about the best song ever done by anyone
In my player today:
Keller Williams -- Stage, Disc 2
Tommy Emmanuel
Solas
Itzhak Perlman -- Four Seasons
Dave Matthews Band
Acoustic Alchemy
and of course,
Bela Fleck doing unnatural acts with his banjo
Or else the radio's playing Click and Clack and their inane laughter or Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me from Chicago . . . .
The whole Waiting For A Miracle is brilliant. The instrumentation on If I Had A Rocket Launcher alone is worth the price of admission. Speaking of Barenaked ladies (obscure segway) Ed Robinson does a fine job on their new CD Barenaked Ladies Are Me. The song Easy is very pleasant.
But.. back to what i was listening to a few moment ago... I was trying to figure out which version of I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor I like best.... is it The Arctic Monkies..or Sugababes?
r"The futures so bright, I gotta wear shades" Timbuk 3
Asleep At The Wheel does a great cover of Ida Red.
Wow.... not one mention of any of my regulars.
Alvin Lee (the honest to Pete guitar god, no Eric whatshisname)
Peter Green (just about anything along about '67 -'75)
Jeff Beck - Situation, Goin' Down, Spanish Boots
Tony Rice (with or without anyone)
Manassas - Turn Back the Pages, Bluebird, So Begins the Task
Sean Phillips - Contribution, Second Collaboration
Not much popular stuff there, but I think most of that stuff holds up well even though some of it is 35-40 years old.
Robert
RE: Subject
Ella, Diana, Sarah, Art Tatum, Joe Williams, Monk, Brubeck, Miles.
The list goes on, but you get the idea.
Lew
You go, boy!
Bill Evans, Art Blakely, Oscar Peterson, Stan Getz, Wayne Shorter, Coleman Hawkins, Joe Pass.... none are ever too far from the jukebox. And of course... never heard a bad note from Paul Desmond.
Robert
And strangely, a few of mine- that doesn't happen often.
Hard to equal that for legacy ... except maybe Lowell George.
Back then, Little Feat didn't leave my turntable for weeks.
There are many memories attached to Linda Ronstadt's version of "Willing" as well.
That and Pure Prairy League, Poco---> The Running Horse image designed by the late, great Phil Hartman of SNL fame. I still think Poco is great. On my shelf, next to Beau Brummels, Buffalo Springfield. Can you say Burrrrrito Bros???? I love a lot of music, but that blue-grassy/rocky/country thing has got a piece of my soul. I'll be spinning some Poco this evening.
I know I'm going to ragged on for saying this, but they don't make them like that any more. They just don't.
*cartwheeling on out to the shop and singing*Well now Amie what you wanna do? I think I could stay with you For a while, maybe longer if I do
Now it's come to what you want you've had your way And all the things you thought before just faded into gray And can you see That I don't know if it's you or if it's me If it's one of us I'm sure we'll both will see Won't you look at me and tell me
Amie what you wanna do? I think I could stay with you For a while, maybe longer Longer if I do
(sounded better after '78 when Vince Gill joined PPL...little know fact..)
Best get to work before Boetcher gets mad at me again... note to self: bring Decca record brush to shop to blow out with air....
rShifting gears a little bit, The Kingston Trio, The Weavers, Pete Seeger, and of course Willie.
Those were the days my friend, We thought they would never end,
Lew
Detroit just got a European Classical / Classical Jazz station (90.9 FM if you happen to be in the area) that plays Mozart, Holst, etc. all day but Jazz from 7 pm.
Not much news and no political commentary AT ALL!
Every radio in my house is permanently tuned to it.
Bill
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