Jackson 5

Mixed ‘80s disc. Have almost no recollection of making this but so far it’s all stuff that I liked in that decade.

74F / 96% RH / 14 mph - glad the temp is down and the breeze is in the teens, otherwise I’d be sweating like a pig out in the garage

Isaac Hayes - Ultimate Isaac Hayes: Can You Dig It?

This man was much more than “The Theme From ‘Shaft’”.

73F / 93% RH / 13 mph - shoulda done some yard work but was too damn humid

No chit...a compilation of 80s music I liked could probably fit on a ten year old flash drive

Falco "Puttin' on the Ritz" cause the radio played it this AM.

And if you can sing along without doing the Frankenstein/Peter Boyle on the refrain you're a better man than me!

Slacker...or whatever it's called now...Live X or something recommended I listen to a group I'd never heard of, Chainsmokers. So, I googled them and watched a vid on youtube....wtf???? 2Billion views...and holy bat crap..what garbage....I've always been sort of dismissive of pop, anyway, but I sure have gotten far removed from it...do not bother -- 1.999B views were probably 14 year old girls...I hope

To be frank (...see what I did there? ...), I made the disc for our shop so as I got deeper into it, there were more than a few songs that I would never have included if it were solely for myself. But you’re right, the ‘80s had a bunch of one-hit wonders and forgettable music.

The Marshall Tucker Band - self-titled first album

Love the guitar solo by Toy Caldwell on “Can’t You See”.

74F / 90% RH / 7 mph - dark clouds over the mountains were threatening but I still managed to wash and wax my car...and then weedwack part of our yard before dinner

Half-watching, half-listening

Crossroads 2013 - Eric Clapton Guitar Festival

My favorite 'southern rock' band ....I know I'm in the minority, but I think the better Marshall Tucker eclipses the best Skynyrd or Allman Brothers.

Eric Burdon & The Animals - The Twain Shall Meet

Music still good...but the lyrics made more sense when accompanied by mushrooms

There’s a staircase in my living room
And it leads to (k)nowhere land
There are flowers growing from my wall
They need a helping hand

Can’t say that I agree with you but I think Wheel would have said the Outlaws were the bestest.

Too bad the Florida Guitar Army is forever silenced.

izonfire wrote: The Outlaws are certainly incredible. Green Grass and High Tides is southern sonic art at its finest. Ghost Riders in the Sky is amazing as well. They’re still out there if you look and they’re still dedicated to the love of music.

check out the very first post of this thread over 7 years ago...





I miss Bill.

Club des Belugas.

Hip Hip, Chin chin.....beeyatches!

U r welcome.

Never heard of em. I’ll check them out tonight

Broken Hope

Wow. Nice Spey!
Very primal and absorbing. Reminds me of Selpultura.

Impossible to remember it if I never heard of it. I’ll have to check it out. BTW - howdy Palama!

Deep Space Pilots - Past the Point of No Return
Hypnotic

Journey - Journey

Pre-Steve Perry when they had more of a jazz, progressive rock sound.

Since Stinger is here on island, I will dispense with the weather report.

Late ‘60s - early ‘70s mixed disc of mainly Bay Area artists with snippets of Tom Donahue and radio commercials during that time period to mimic listening to KSAN-FM.

Quicksilver Messenger Service
Steve Miller
Grateful Dead
Little Feat

coming up to the end of week two at Craigville Beach area. Will be sad to leave Saturday.
You still gazing upon The Hub from your elitist rooftop paradise?

^ well look who the cat drug in.

Bob Dylan - Infidels


Early 80's Bob. Album features Mark Knopfler. A weird, religious period for Bob. Album is full of Christian imagery that is a bit odd. It is however, a GREAT album with songs like "Jokerman", "Sweetheart Like You, "I and I" and "License To Kill"

I absolutely love this album.
Neighborhood Bully was about Israel...in 1983.

Read the outlaws post. Made me pull out the Allman Brothers, Eat a Peach. Cascaded from there. The Band, The Last Waltz. Then Bill Monroe, Bean Blossom. Finished with Bob Wills, The Living Legend.