thanks. I do like Prince but am unfamiliar with the albums. Just looking for one or two to add

No music but the neighbors down the street are partying like it's 1999.

76 F / 79% RH / 6 mph. Some light rain but it's stopped. Washed my car earlier but it's supposed to be rainy all week. 🤦

Went to Tropical Heatwave this past weekend...had a blast as usual...got to visit with some friends that played and got to hear some really great shows.

The Bright Light Social Hour - Space Is Still The Place




Looking for a newer Pink Floyd? This might be a good start.

They put on a very riveting show.

Crosby Nash - Wind on the Water

I forgot how good this album is. Highly under appreciated.

76 F / 71% RH / 7 mph

David Crosby - If Only I Could Remember My Name

Another under appreciated / forgotten album from the '70s.

73 F / 90% RH / 7 mph - rain was really coming down a few minutes ago

Louis Armstrong in New York vol 5 (1929?)

The news of Prince overdosing.

What an idiot.

Sincerely,
Amy Winehouse.

Stephen Stills - Manassas

My favorite Stills album. Saw them on the tour to support this album. They played, in order, 3 of the 4 sides, pretty much non-stop. Great concert.

75 F / 81% RH / 3 mph

Santana - Santana IV


Now THIS is the Santana that makes me like Santana...that Rob Thomas junk...just no.

This has the old band back together. I HIGHLY recommend headphones so you can really pick up on EVERYTHING.

Schoen is famous for hiding licks or masking them so subdued that you almost have to strain to hear them...on this...the trade offs between him and Carlos are majestic! I really wish he'd just drop Journey and stay with Santana...Gregg too!

Damn this album sounds great at high volumes but seriously give it a spin with headphones...it's like listening to a different album!



Live version so you can see it with your own eyes...crappy sound though...YouTube vs cellphone epic battle.




Studio version.

Now that you listened to it once...grab some headphones...plug in...play it again...YEAH!!!!!!

A little ACDC with Brian Johnson.

Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon~Clone (2002)

Hoh! Leo Kottke! Sheesh, now I gotta look for him on Spotify tonight. "6 & 12 String Guitar" still remains my favorite LK solo album.

Saw him in '75 or '76 at the Waikiki Shell as one of the artists in a Blues / Jazz festival, took some pics of him too. No recording though.

Mudlark was my intro to LK I believe...at least if that's the LP with his great cover of 8 Miles High.

Inspired by Frankie:

Leo Kottke - 6 and 12 String Guitar (...aka The Armadillo Album...)

74 F / 93% RH / 6 mph - wet night

I have that and others on request from my library network. Should be in next week.

Eartha Kitt - Timbuktu

Not that I'm familiar with EVERY LK album, but of the ones I've heard, GREENHOUSE would be my fav.

sensual personified.

Quicksilver Messenger Service - Stony Brook College 1970

Brother Frankie - did you attend this show?

nope
I was still in high school outside Boston