Palama
a year ago
Ry Cooder - Chicken Skin Music
My favorite Ry album, mainly ‘cause Gabby Pahinui and Atta Isaacs are on it.

Muddy Waters - Hard Again
Heck of an album.

Various artists - American Roots Songbook: The Blues - From Windy Chicago to Golden California

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Palama
a year ago
Derek & the Dominos - Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs

One of my all-time favorites. Top 5 Deserted Island album.
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8trackdisco
a year ago
Hungry Like the Wolf- The Young Werewolves.

(Points)…. THERE, 🐺!
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Palama
a year ago
Gov’t Mule - Dec. 31, 2009 Beacon Theater, New York, NY

Pretty good audience recording.

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Palama
a year ago
Jethro Tull - Aqualung

Can't believe this album is 54 years old!

Jimmy Page & the Black Crowes - Live at the Greek
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Palama
a year ago
Heard ‘Um Before III

A mixed disc of covers by various artists. Interesting to hear how each artist interprets the songs. As Delta commented earlier, some basically true to the original, others completely reinterpreted.

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8trackdisco
a year ago
The Rewatchables podcast.

Bill Simmons leads this show where they review all sorts of movies.

Current listen is on Planes, Trains and Automobiles.
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Palama
a year ago
Van Morrison - June 21, 1987 - Glastonbury Festival, Somerset, UK

FM + Aud
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Palama
a year ago
Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street

A Top 10 Deserted Island album fo’ sure!

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Palama
a year ago
The Beach Boys - a 3-CD comp set I made years ago but covers their songs from 1962 to 1988.
In memory of Brian Wilson. 😢
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Palama
11 months ago
Various Artists - The Prince’s Trust Rock Gala, June 5, 1988, Royal Albert Hall, London, UK

Got this in a trade around 15 years ago. I guess you could call this the "highlights" version.

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Palama
11 months ago
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
An all-time classic.


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BuckyB93
11 months ago
I love me some jazz saxophone.
One guy I like is not entirely a jazz player but another good saxophonist is Maceo Parker. Funk, soul jazz, and R&B. He was the leader of the Horny Horns playing with James Brown, Funkadelic,, Parliament. Back when I was younger and went out to the bars for music I've seen him a couple times live in some Boston clubs. I think I saw him at the Newport Jazz Fest in Newport Rhode Island.
A couple of my favs from him is
Life on the Planet Groove - a live up beat funky album "2% Jazz, 98% Funky Stuff."

Mo' Roots - studio album that is more relaxed jazz versions of his music.
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Palama
11 months ago

I love me some jazz saxophone.

One guy I like is not entirely a jazz player but another good saxophonist is Maceo Parker. Funk, soul jazz, and R&B. He was the leader of the Horny Horns playing with James Brown, Funkadelic,, Parliament. Back when I was younger and went out to the bars for music I've seen him a couple times live in some Boston clubs. I think I saw him at the Newport Jazz Fest in Newport Rhode Island.

A couple of my favs from him is
Life on the Planet Groove - a live up beat funky album "2% Jazz, 98% Funky Stuff."



Mo' Roots - studio album that is more relaxed jazz versions of his music.

Originally Posted by: BuckyB93 



My h.s. classmate suggested him too. Thanks for the reminder. Will definitely check it out soon.
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Palama
11 months ago
A mixed disc of songs that remind me of the Progressive Rock FM stations from the late ‘60s to mid ‘70s. Back in those days, you’d put your favorite station on and just groove. Adult beverages and / or other youthful activities may or may not been present. 😗


“Long Cuts II” starts off with the album version of “Heard it Through the Grapevine” by Creedence Clearwater Revival and ends with the epic 17 minutes version of “In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida” by Iron Butterfly.
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delta1
11 months ago
listening to the car stereo...The Who, My Generation...
thought occurred to me: Daltrey did a lotta stuttering in the song to add to the rebellious theme...tried to think of other songs/artists that used stuttering.
Bachman Turner Overdrive, You Aint Seen Nothing Yet; David Bowie, Changes; George Thorogood, Bad to the Bone...
whatcha got?
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Palama
11 months ago

listening to the car stereo...The Who, My Generation...

thought occurred to me: Daltrey did a lotta stuttering in the song to add to the rebellious theme...tried to think of other songs/artists that used stuttering.

Bachman Turner Overdrive, You Aint Seen Nothing Yet; David Bowie, Changes; George Thorogood, Bad to the Bone...

whatcha got?

Originally Posted by: delta1 



Hmm, got me thinking…. 🤔
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Palama
11 months ago
“A History of Rock Music in 500 Songs - Episode 139: Eight Miles High”


Just discovered this podcast series on Spotify.
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Palama
11 months ago
The Beatles - a comp disc of some of my favorites from 1963 to 1964.


Beatlemania was so crazy. Our neighbor’s daughters were so in love 😍 with them. For me, as an 8-year old, I didn’t understand the big deal.


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Gene363
11 months ago
The Eagles song, I Can't Tell You Why cover by the Graystones.
The escape pod: https://cigarbid.freeforums.net 
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