Peaches - Teaches of Peaches

"F@ck The Pain Away"

https://youtu.be/EpDmklLFXVc

Ron Wood - I’ve Got My Own Album To Do

Vastly underrated solo album by the then Faces guitarist.

86F / 62% RH / 9 mph - pretty nice day, gave the dog a bath

Rod Stewart - Never a Dull Moment

My favorite Rod solo album. Best line: “He’s got a lot more money than sense” - from the lead track, “True Blue”

82F / 69% RH / 8 mph - light drizzle earlier but the air is so humid it’s bound to pour later on

always preferred his Rod Stewart Album and Gasoline Alley over all the rest. Thinking that those were the first two solo efforts?
Also preferred Truth and Beckola over his mid and late career stuff.

Every Pic would be #5 for me.
But I became turned off shortly after that when he went from nothing to jet setter...and no, Rod. I don't think you're sexy.

hope i die before I get old....

Just read a list of legends' ages.....there's going to be a lot of rock and roll funerals and tributes over the next few years.....

Bob Dylan (78 years old); Paul McCartney (77); Paul Simon (77) and Art Garfunkel (77); Carole King (77); Brian Wilson (77); Mick Jagger (76) and Keith Richards (75); Joni Mitchell (75); Jimmy Page (75) and Robert Plant (71); Ray Davies (75); Roger Daltrey (75) and Pete Townshend (74); Roger Waters (75) and David Gilmour (73); Rod Stewart (74); Eric Clapton (74); Debbie Harry (74); Neil Young (73); Van Morrison (73); Bryan Ferry (73); Elton John (72); Don Henley (72); James Taylor (71); Jackson Browne (70); Billy Joel (70); and Bruce Springsteen (69, but turning 70 next month).

The only way I would want to see Keith Richards and Willie Nelson die would be for them to kill each other in a duel. That would seem about right.

Keef don't smoke cigars(or MJ)...that chit will kill ya

I don't know if he does, I was just amusing myself....

Al Green - Call Me

Always a pleasure to listen to The Rev.

82F / 73% RH / 12 mph - on and off drizzles

One of my favorite albums of his solo career comes from that era...gonna dust that off next!

Rod Stewart - Foolish Behavior

"Oh God, I wish I Was Home Tonight"
https://youtu.be/fRDxS3zuk0g

Love, love, love that song! The lyrics and melody are awesome and Teddy's vocals ain't too bad either (...I keed, I keed...)

It's kinda sad that the lyrics in songs recorded 40-ish years ago could still be applied to today's world.

Stephen Stills - Manassas

Loved this double album when it came out. Saw them on their ‘72 tour, great concert.

82F / 69% RH / 14 mph - lazy Sunday filled with football and waxing our daughter’s car

Lafayette Afro Rock Band - Malik

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo_wgLPH4JI

If you're a fan of 70's funk/R&B/Soul....or if you like horns...or great bass and electric guitar....or jazz or ...or any music, really -- check these guys out....they should NOT be near as obscure as they are/were

Allman Brothers - January 29, 1971, Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA

Just got this today. Excited to hear some “new” ABB stuff.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/allman-brothers-fillmore-west-1971-live-album-trouble-no-more-850120/

86F / 60% RH / 16 mph - newer a/c unit not blowing cold

Jeff Beck - July 25, 2010, Kirjurinluoto Arena, Pori, Finland

another good Train song...It's a cover, but Ms Shaun Murphy's voice is incredible



Little Feat-It Takes a Lot to Laugh, it Takes a Train To Cry

https://youtu.be/7hIP3-iZPh0

Pat Matheny's Last Train Home is an all timer for me

Great song...hadn't heard it before. Thank you.

Doesn't make my list, though, because I don't hear the train....

Allman Brothers - January 30, 1971, Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA

The entire box set is on Spotify in case any of you wanna listen to it.

87F / 58% RH / 10 mph - fairly nice day although hot at times

deftones

Here's one for you....one of the greatest train songs of all time, and I'm sure you know it.....and you can definitely hear the train....

Jethro Tull- Locomotive Breath


https://youtu.be/DT5_wmu5ZQY

Underappreciated

I still enjoy White Pony every so often....hasn't aged extremely well, I'll admit, however.....then again not much metalish stuff from that period has

Frampton comes alive - Do you feel like we do

The good and bad about working in a record store:

Good - we used to be able to listen to new artists / releases before they hit the shelves. It was SOP for the record companies to send out demos of the new albums a week or so prior to shipping to the distributors or stores. As such, we would listen to all the new stuff and in a lot of cases, tell which ones were gonna be hits. When “FCA” came out, we knew it would sell. What we didn’t know is that it would be a mega hit...which then led to the Bad:

Bad - when an album would become popular, it seemed like every Tom, ****** and Harry would come into the store and request that we put an album that was a hit but had been pumping out hits for like the last 4 months. I mean, really, you never heard any songs from this album? Coupled with constant airplay, we would eventually grow sick of the albums. “FCA” was a perfect example. While I did like it initially, I heard so much of it I just grew sick of Frampton (...and specifically, “FCA”...). The guy is a damn good guitarist too but most people overlook that.