What are you listening to?
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..some of it. getting to the rest..
A comp called "Long Cuts." Put together with those early college days / nights in mind, cruising in the car or in someone's dorm and just chilling to the music
Glad -Traffic
Can You See Him - Batdorf & Rodney
The City - Mark - Almond
Down By the River - Neil Young
Loan Me A Dime - Boz Scaggs
Time Waits For No One - The Rolling Stones
The Treasure (Take One) - Stephen Stills
Nobody's Fool / El Tonto de Nadine, Regresa - Poco
Glad -Traffic
Can You See Him - Batdorf & Rodney
The City - Mark - Almond
Down By the River - Neil Young
Loan Me A Dime - Boz Scaggs
Time Waits For No One - The Rolling Stones
The Treasure (Take One) - Stephen Stills
Nobody's Fool / El Tonto de Nadine, Regresa - Poco
RIP
I found a box of LP's that I didn't know I still had. A few albums by The Legendary Pink Dots and a few Gentle Giant LP's.
There is also several radio shows with play lists inserts. I originally had at least 300 of these playlists on vinyl, but they didn't survive the tornado. I also found several jazz and blues LP's in the box. I was hoping my 13th Floor Elevators and Chocolate Watchband would be in this survivor box, but they aren't.
Roy Buchanan - a comp (...studio and live...) with Roy covering songs such as:
Further On Up The Road
(The Theme From) Peter Gunn
Susie Q
Love Me Two Times
Dust My Broom
Johnny B. Goode
Green Onions
Down By The River
Sunshine of Your Love
Okie From Muskogee
Gawd that man could play!
Further On Up The Road
(The Theme From) Peter Gunn
Susie Q
Love Me Two Times
Dust My Broom
Johnny B. Goode
Green Onions
Down By The River
Sunshine of Your Love
Okie From Muskogee
Gawd that man could play!
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In Concert, Disc 1
Before VCRs, MTV, cable television, the Internet, DVRs, YouTube, etc., you had to actually watch TV programs when they were scheduled to air. Back in the middle-ish '70s, the ABC network started a Friday night, taped live performances of popular musical acts, show. It was simply called "In Concert." I often planned my night around the show and watched many of them. A few years ago, I came across some bit torrents of these shows, downloaded them and put together 3 discs of my favorite artists and shows. Although I haven't listened to these in a few years, tonight was Disc 1's chance to relive those long ago Fridays. The artists on this disc:
Jim Croce
Doobie Brothers
B.B. King
Mahavishnu Orchestra
J. Geils Band
Albert King
Dr. John
Oh, to be 18 again....
Before VCRs, MTV, cable television, the Internet, DVRs, YouTube, etc., you had to actually watch TV programs when they were scheduled to air. Back in the middle-ish '70s, the ABC network started a Friday night, taped live performances of popular musical acts, show. It was simply called "In Concert." I often planned my night around the show and watched many of them. A few years ago, I came across some bit torrents of these shows, downloaded them and put together 3 discs of my favorite artists and shows. Although I haven't listened to these in a few years, tonight was Disc 1's chance to relive those long ago Fridays. The artists on this disc:
Jim Croce
Doobie Brothers
B.B. King
Mahavishnu Orchestra
J. Geils Band
Albert King
Dr. John
Oh, to be 18 again....
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