It's a Steely Dan Greatest Hits kinda morning.

Return to Forever - Romantic Warrior

Saw this lineup in Berkeley in November 1977. Awesome show. Stanley Clarke was out of this world!

76F / 72% RH / 13 mph winds with gusts up to 16

Orlando boys doin' good...

Kash'd Out - The Hookup

"Always Vibin'"

Indigo Girls - 1200 Curfews Double Live album. (This one is in my top 10 fav live albums)
Regina Spektor - The Very Best Of

Considering that the crime has been ongoing you might have a case.

Afghan Whigs~ Black Love
front guy (Greg Dulli) also was in side project Twilight Singers

Dorothy - Gifts From the Holy Ghost

Counting Crows~ August and Everything After

Journey - Freedom

“The Way We Used To Be”

Steve who?

Some of Neil's better work. He's ALWAYS been a "headset pay attention to what I'm doing but it's hard to do" guitarist.

The rest of the album isn't bad either...I just really like this cut. It's like a double middle finger to all those fans that say it's not Journey without Steve Perry. That guy's voice is shot and cannot do it day in and day out on tour. Not only that, but there's all the crap he ran that band through...I say good riddance and the band that is the band now...see ya out there!

Halestorm - Back From the Dead

A mixed CD of jazz and jazz-rock ranging from Gabor Szabo to Ramsey Lewis to Full Moon to Cold Blood. A bit eclectic fo’ sure.

Poco - The Forgotten Trail (1969-1974)

Never hit the big time despite the talent. Richie Furay, Jim Messina, Paul Cotton, Rusty Young, Randy Meisner and Timothy B. Schmit were all part of the band at some point or another. I don’t think they get enough credit for being one of the pioneers of country-rock.

78F / 69% RH / 17 mph winds with gusts up to 21

you made me think twice...

🤣

Todd Rundgren and the Hello People - May 23, 1978, Roxy Theatre, W. Hollywood, CA

Two+ hours of a wizard and a true star.

Saw Todd only once in 1979 when he toured with Utopia and they stopped off on their way back from Japan.

78F / 69% RH / 16 mph with gusts up to 20

Weather Report - Heavy Weather

Never get tired of listening to “Birdland” and “A Remark You Made”.

Linton Kwesi Johnson - Forces of Victory

One of the joys of working in a record store was “discovering” new artists and then turning customers on to them. Such was the case with LKJ. We played this album often and while we may not have converted every customer who was in the store, I’d hazard to guess 1 out of 3. HOF numbahs fo’ sure!

Zep III

Todd's a genius, not like a genius.

Pat Metheny Group - Nov. 19, 1981 - Moore Theater, Seattle, WA