What song are you listening to now.....
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I listened to these songs and meh. Just doesn't do it for me. The sound is definitely a far cry from Melophobia, so I can understand the appeal, but the songwriting isn't particularly good IMO. Maybe I need a few more listens.
They're songs you just listen to because it's a head-bobbing, toe-tapping rock-and-roll sound haha. They ain't gonna blow you away lyrically.
Nope. Didn't even know that one existed.
Was referring to this one.
What you listening to today?
Not sure what’s going on here. A Russian band covering steely Dan. But damn it’s good and fun to watch dang dude, you have made yourself worth keeping with this. I defy anyone not watching to try and tell me this wasn't actually Steely Dan. Just fantastic. I think I even chubbed up a...
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I've mentioned some before, but here good music can never be mentioned too much!
The Kricketts, Jesie Ritter, The Imaginaries, Kim Carson. I've seen them at Radio Live, a
local event sponsored by WUWF, our public radio station.
They are all very good, pretty mellow except for Kim Carson, the "honky tonk Queen of New Orleans"
I'm especially fond of The Imaginaries, a husband/wife duo from Oklahoma.
The Kricketts, Jesie Ritter, The Imaginaries, Kim Carson. I've seen them at Radio Live, a
local event sponsored by WUWF, our public radio station.
They are all very good, pretty mellow except for Kim Carson, the "honky tonk Queen of New Orleans"
I'm especially fond of The Imaginaries, a husband/wife duo from Oklahoma.
I saw what’s left of lynyrd skynyrd last night in fort fisher. I loved me some southern rock back in the day and saw several of the famous groups but I had never seen them. They played free bird for the encore. I gotta say it was unexpectedly emotional for me and a lot of people there. A song that was so iconic and brought back so many memories of my youth. And they nailed it. The small crowd singing along arm in arm …and when the guitar solo hit everyone went nuts. it was truly a religious experience.
They still tour??? Gary Rossington died. The only surviving member is Artimus Pyle and they wouldn't let him back in the band.
I remember when there was a legal rule for the band to tour...they had to have at least 3 original members. Ronnie Van Zandt's wife was really strict about it.
I guess it speaks to the legacy of the band and the song...and the experience of live music.
We stumbled upon the concert by mistake on a bike ride. I kept insisting it had to be a tribute band but the people around me were adamant it wasn’t. So i googled it and yes there’s no original members but they are touring.
They've been a tribute band for 30 years. Ricky Medlocke is a pretty intense presence. Train, Train is still one of my favorites.
The White Tie Rock Ensemble in Pensacola performed a tribute to LS at the fair last week, from "working for MCA" to "Freebird" they nailed it!
RIP Quincy jones. Prob the greatest producer composer of all time. Whether it’s movie scores, tv theme songs, or iconic albums, his work makes up part of most everyone’s life soundtrack.
amazing similarity, but it's funny that his singing immediately reminds me that the character in Johnny Cash's voice is completely unique. I hope this grandson guy finds some of that because then it would really blow me away..
I dunno who did this... these... but, they went the full fvckin 9 with these arrangements. I think it should be from the 30s or 40s... but, this is incredible STUFF
You'd think that Crazy Little Thing Called Love would be similar to the original... nope... they changed it completely!
