Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Long After Dark

"Change Of Heart" -

Basically a very good ripoff of "Do Ya" by ELO

SRV - Live at Montreux 1982 and 1985

Nothing like live SRV.

77F / 73% RH / 12 mph

Charlie Watts - Charlie Watts Meets The Danish Radio Big Band (Live at Danish Radio Concert Hall, Copenhagen / 2010)

78F / 68% RH / 5 mph

Dancing in the Moonlighy- King Harvest.

Some 80s Tom Petty.

Hahaha!

One of my favorite songs in h.s. 🇨🇮

The best of Dokken

It's not love!

In my dreams

Alone again

Breaking the chains

Into the fire

Unchain the night

"SILK TORPEDOES" - Pretty Things

Yes - The Quest

"The Ice Bridge"

Bill Sherwood does a magnificent job filling in for Chris Squire...RIP

There's a blast from the past....."everybody here is outta sight.....🌫 =d>

Somebody mowing their grass, oh it's my wife can't yell at her for doing that.

Plus the tourist coming in for the last weekend of the summer.

Truck over turn earlier just down the road (500 yard, right by the liquor store) trying to get off early. It's only 25 a long that stretch of the road it has at a stoplight so you know they were speeding, suicide motorist only happens on the holiday.

Hot Tuna - Hot Tuna

Been a couple of years since I listened to this.

77F / 76% RH / 5 mph - little to no breeze all day, then, BOOM!, big rain just before dinner

🍔's is a good album to have after diner to listen too for dessert.

Tar Babies - No Contest

Was a local favorite band (for me) back in college at the bars. In my digital music library. Glad I converted the CD to MP3 to archive it.

Their albums Honey Bubble and Fried Milk are a couple others that were popular but No Contest would be my pick.

If I had to pick a single song it would be track 7, Wisdom Drill, off of No Contest.

Stevie Ray Vaughan -In Step

It irritates Tony when he can't hear his Lawrence Welk collection

Youngbloods - Elephant Mountain

Iirc, the last studio album from the band. “Darkness, Darkness” and “Sunlight” are the best known songs but “Quicksand” and “Ride the Wind” are great numbers too.

78F / 70% RH / 10 mph

Audiobook

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

Read by Jeremy Irons

4.5 hours on 4 CDs