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What are you listening to? Part III
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Starting Saturday with one of the best songs ever written...
Really enjoying this one.A good way to get Friday moving on the right track...
From NME:
"The Stones performed their pair of El Mocambo gigs under the name The Cockroaches, appearing on the bill alongside Canadian rock band April Wine. Mick Jagger and co played tracks such as ‘Honky Tonk Women’, ‘Brown Sugar’ and ‘Jumpin’ Jack Flash’."
Fun fact, eh?
David Frost’s Frost On Sunday show 1968.
Iggy Pop
"Iggy Confidential on a Slow Sunday"
...on BBC Radio 6 Music
"Iggy Confidential on a Slow Sunday"
...on BBC Radio 6 Music
The Allman Brothers Band - Brothers and Sisters
Released 49 years ago, seems like only yesterday I picked it up at my local shop...
Released 49 years ago, seems like only yesterday I picked it up at my local shop...
I'm still a huge Police/Sting fan. The (former English treacher) is a masterful songwriter.
Nothing says welcome back to work, like three emergencies before I can get a sip of coffee in!
Good times!
Volbeat - A Warriors Call
Good times!
Volbeat - A Warriors Call
A nice way to ease into Friday, a new release from a talented writer...
Craig Finn - A Legacy of Rentals
Craig Finn - A Legacy of Rentals
Now we're tracking in...
If you can get lossless or vinyl this is an album and then some...
Q-6
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Take time to listen, you wont be disappointed...
Q-6
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Love the whole album but this track is just ridiculously beautiful
Greta Van Fleet is one of my favorite modern rock bands. I hear a lot of Zep in them.
The (excellent) soundtrack from the movie "Absolute Beginners".
Seriously good stuff from the 1980s.
The title track, of course, comes courtesy of the legendary (late) David Bowie (and the accompanying video is nothing short of superb).
Seriously good stuff from the 1980s.
The title track, of course, comes courtesy of the legendary (late) David Bowie (and the accompanying video is nothing short of superb).
Enjoying some Van Morrison today. Where I want to be...