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Al Green Radio on Pandora

^^^ The Rev! 👍 ^^^

Dave Mason - Alone Together

I still have the multi-color vinyl album too.

75 F / 70% RH / 10 mph with gusts up to 15

Traffic - The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys

Light Up or Leave Me Alone - Winwood plays a mean guitar 🎸

76 F / 70% RH / 16 mph - poured for a few minutes and then suddenly stopped

The Highwaymen - The Road Goes On Forever

Stevie Ray Vaughn: Rise of the Texas Bluesman
An excellent in-depth 2hr documentary.

A heartfelt favorite. Listened to that double-album as I was leaving PA with a truck packed full for a 3-day road-trip to my new home Colorado.

I listened to "The Weight" just as I was crossing the PA border for the last time.

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It's amazing that our lives can sometimes be traced by music.

The soundtrack to "Falcon & the Snowman"

I completely forgot that Bowie is on this too.

76 F / 60% RH / 12 mph with gusts up to 23 - off and on rain, supposed to come down tomorrow night and Sunday

Stanley Clarke - Journey to Love

76 F / 68% RH / 10 mph with gusts up to 15 - didn't rain a drop today

Ry Cooder - Chicken Skin Music.

With Gabby & Atta!

Aerosmith - Aerosmith

Loved their first 4 albums, lukewarm thereafter.

Saw them twice in concert. First time in '76, man, they were LOUD! Second time in '78 or '79 at the Aloha Stadium, they sounded like crap.

75 F / 75% RH / 10 mph with gusts up to 13 - windy and rainy for most of the day

The Rolling Stones - Blue & Lonesome

Their best effort since Tattoo You...front to back

Yep to all. Rocks concert was tremendous. .....Draw the Line concert was worst I've ever seen....by any band.

Marvin Gaye - Every Great Motown Hit [Remastered]

Grateful Dead - The Closing of Winterland (December 31, 1978)

76 F / 64% RH / 18 mph, mostly wet and windy today

I still hung with them up till "A Night In The Ruts"...a LOT to like on that.



Drugs and the RNR "lifestyle" did them in and until Desmond Child got in there and help them craft lyrics...they were floundering. I was soooo lucky to see them before the wheels came off their cart and they spun out. Saw them on a very terrible tour too (I can't go so far as to say it was THE worst...Bocephus falling all over the stage multiple times and forgetting what song he was playing ranks as my personal worst!) and understand why say that.

I really wish they would return to the "classic" sound just one more time. They have soooo many songs that are out there in various stages of completion waiting for a finish touch. Their last album? That was just garbage.

Del Mcoury - Classic Bluegrass.
Del = high and lonesome