Same iPod, finishing up bike project: Flirting with Disaster. Molly Hatchett

Edited to add shuffle brought up The Pina Colada song.

You can thank me for that earworm by bombing Palama

Eric Clapton & Friends - The Breeze: An Appreciation of JJ Cale

The Harder They Come soundtrack

Classic reggae

Squirrel Nut Zippers

Meant to be

Robin Trower - State to State: Live Across America 1974 - 1980

Can't remember the last time I purposely listened to Trower.

He could play, but never became an elite list guy to the public.

I can't quite put my finger on it, but as much as I admired Robin Trower's guitar talents, I grew bored of his music after a song or two...an entire album...even Bridge of Sighs, which I acknowledge as a classic just was always too much to take in one sitting

In honor of El Ropo, I'm enjoying
Idris Ackamoor - Centurian


Some pretty impressive sax work...until it free forms into sounding like a 5 year old imitating his father....fun, fast walking, pressing melody...little else

21 pilots stressed out, tear in my heart

Stephen Stills - Manassas

Been awhile since I listened to this great album.

Brown eyed girl

Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper & Stephen Stills - Super Session

Can't remember when was the last time I listened to this whole album, musta been back in the vinyl records days.

Woodstock

Black Sabbath- The album


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Some Richie Furay-era Poco

Poco (1st album)
Pickin' Up the Pieces

JP- Stained Class album


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I'll add a Kooper cd, Black Coffee, to the ones I haven't burned for ya yet.
He was celebrating his 65 birthday or something like that. Think he made another more recently for the next big birthday...what a long history in the biz
might even live in the Boston area now, I heard Somerville MA.

Metallica- And Justice for All album


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The Pretty Reckless Messed up World

Continuing on my Poco kick

Deliverin'

great little band..Neil Young's bro Rusty?