What are you all listening to?

[threebikesmcginty]

Sara Evans singing 'Suds in the Bucket' from the CMA awards in 2004.
Great song and a real purdy laydee, if this don't put a smile on your face...

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]View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uSEQmDd3uw[/media]

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Jerry Reed LP 'Smell the flowers' - fine fine guitarist and singer.

Here's a clip of JR and Chet Atkins - first rate stuff!

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[Andy in Sig]

King Tubby - Father of Dub. Just starting CD 2 of a three CD best of.

 

[Cletus Van Damme]

 

[dragon72]

Currently listening to lots of different stuff. This is what I'm really enjoying at the mo:Sufjan Stevens - The Age of Adz
Fabrizio de André - Storia di un impiegato
The Black Keys - Brothers
Charlotte Gainsbourg - IRM

 

[Foghat]

The Lurkers made it round again in the CD player again today - it's been a while.

I'd nearly forgotten how good, for a late 70s punk band, the guitar racket in Go Go Go is (starts at 1'32").

And, bizarrely, it's not wholly unlike the pleasing racket sections in RL Burnside's electric version of Poor Boy, here accompanying some interesting NASA X-15 programme footage that is compulsory viewing for all engineering/aeronautics fans (the sequence showing the plane's post-detachment acceleration and ascent, from 3'00" to 3'39", is quite stunning, even if the videomaker has messed with the film speed).

 

[raindog]

And, bizarrely, it's not wholly unlike the pleasing racket sections in RL Burnside's electric version of Poor Boy,.

ah, a burnside fan!
I like pleasing rackets too, so Hound Dog Taylor and Jack White are often being played here as well as RL.

 

[Foghat]

There's something about a good racket. The Electric Eels were quite handy at it on a few tracks:

Accident
Agitated

Human Cannonball by the Butthole Surfers is rather good, too.

For a different type of racket, try this true masterpiece of cleverly crafted-yet-improvised and beautifullly executed noise.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

There's something about a good racket. The Electric Eels were quite handy at it on a few tracks:

Accident
Agitated

Human Cannonball by the Butthole Surfers is rather good, too.

For a different type of racket, try this true masterpiece of cleverly crafted-yet-improvised and beautifullly executed noise.

Great track

 

[threebikesmcginty]

An old favourite - Jerry Lee Lewis 'Live at The Star Club', LP version on 180g vinyl, remastered by Bear Family records from Germany. Brilliant!!

 

[User169]

An old favourite - Jerry Lee Lewis 'Live at The Star Club', LP version on 180g vinyl, remastered by Bear Family records from Germany. Brilliant!!

That aint no album, it's a crime scene.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

I got "Jazz Swings Motown" from Bear Family Records for my birthday - I'm sure you'd love it, Ed.

Found a site where you can listen to some snippets of that, Mort. 'Superstition' sounded quite good until the glockenspiel kicked in.

 

[raindog]

Chuck E - just the thing for a new year's day hangover

View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HELYN0hM9Ws

 

[threebikesmcginty]

The World is Yours by Motörhead. Fab!

 

[Maverick Goose]

[sub]We all need some Motorhead in our lives ! [/sub]