Status Quo - Pictures of Matchstick Men

Chuck Brown station on Pandora. Seems I can't get enough Go-Go lately.....just try to put it on and NOT tap your feet or move your body...impossible, I think

Hehe!

LOL. Ditto.

Can’t get nuthin’ past some of youse guys.

Aerosmith - Dude (Looks Like A Lady)

Yungblud - The Underrated Youth

"Braindead"
https://youtu.be/SqceW8y1KnQ


This band made me think of the first time I heard Nirvana on the radio. It got me off my heels. I wasn't ready for the delivery, the message or the assault!

Lyin' Ass Bitch - Fishbone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OuiuolN1r4

Ray Lamontagne - Rock N Roll and Radio
Lynard Skynard - Freebird

Kinks - The Kink Kronicles

Gay and fancy free?

Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen - Lost In The Ozone

Nothing like some “Hot Rod Lincoln” and “Seeds and Stems (Again)” while smoking a fine cigar.

78F / 78% RH / 6 mph - flash flood watch

Watched Echo in the Canyon nearly a week ago.....so many ear worms since.

Been having Amazon, Google music, Pandora and utube all stream various Hollies, Buffalo Springfield, Byrds, etc

I'll just be walking along and Expecting to Fly will be in my head drowning out everything else...so much great music from one place in such a short period

Rolling Stones - Beggars Banquet (50th Anniversary edition)

For me, the start of the best era of the Stones.

80F / 73% RH / 10 mph - wet all day but no big downpours

Tesla - Psychotic Supper

Traffic
Moody Blue's
Yes
Grand Funk Railroad
Three Dog Night

Ry Cooder - Crossroads (OST)

Reminds me to watch the movie again....

79F / 68% RH / 14 mph - on and off showers today

Is That the one with the krate kid as an aspiring blues man? Love the showdown with Steve Vai at the end

Lefty Frizzell - Long Black Veil

I was never much of a Prince fan, until a couple of years ago when I saw that video....DAMN!!!! I had no idea he could play the guitar like that....

Prince was a TRUE musical genius. The type that doesn't come around very often. I was blessed to have lived to see 3.

Frank Zappa, David Bowie and Prince. How my heart mourns to not have their music to look forward to. Fortunately, I still have Jack White, in whom I have much promise that he will eventually settle into the role of the Musical Willy Wonka. I was thrilled to see him actually play the keyboards on several songs on the last Raconteurs show I recently saw. Unfortunately, the show was a phone free event. There is this video...


https://youtu.be/31dSWzpjxAM

This is closer to what I saw that the earlier version that someone captured. I WISH I had what I witnessed though because it was elongated and better than that what was captured so far on film.

https://youtu.be/oQx5IJCRybM

I swear that the spectre of Jimmy Page circa 1971 entered his body at the St. Augustine show. He played like a man possessed.

If you EVER want a jump point for the sheer brilliance I saw in Prince watch the film Graffiti Bridge. The Crystal Ball, Musicology, Lotus Flow3r, MplSound are where you need to be.


PS: The Raconteurs are where all of the musicians need to stay. Together they are tighter than when they're apart doing solo work. That's what my ears here though.

That is NEVER an unfortunate event. I go to shows and can't believe that people spend their times watching the show through their phones when it is literally right there in front of them

+1

Being a fan of whom I choose to see live, I prefer to take photos of the bands and when I know my favorite song is going to be played I like to record it and watch it later. So, yes it IS an unfortunate event like I stated.

Orleans - Still the One

Enjoyed these guys in the late ‘70s. While they’re mostly known for “Still the One” and “Dance With Me”, their albums contained some pretty good music.

79F / 71% RH / 13 mph - nice day but babysitting took precedence today so no yard work or car washing