Grandson of "What ya listenin' to?"

[ScoopJohnD]

Bob Dylan - The Bootleg Series Vol. 4: Live 1966

The infamous gig in England when Dylan had first gone electric. An audience member yelled out "Judas". To which Dylan replied to the audience member "I don't believe you". And even better turned to the band and said......

"Play f*&king loud!"

[swampwoman]

Grateful Dead 4/7/85

http://panicstream.com/nonwsp.htm

[ScoopJohnD]

3 days and no one's listened to music........tsk,tsk,tsk.

Secret Machines-Now Here Is Nowhere

[funkkjunkie]

angelique Kidjo-Best of

[bluedog]

*turns down boob toob and pops in Leroy Jones "Back To My Roots"*

[ScoopJohnD]

That's what I like to see......keep em comin.

Denny Freeman - Twang Bang

[Freakwinox]

Living Daylights - The Night of the Living Daylights w/Jessica Lurie

[ScoopJohnD]

The Blasters - Testament:The Complete Slash Recordings.

WOO HOO!!!!

[funkkjunkie]

Hugh Masakela

[ScoopJohnD]

Marah - Kids In Philly

[PaulC]

Monkey games in a dif'rent tongue.......

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=7244175

[bluesmama]

Road to Escondido

[Orleansnj]

Stevie Ray Vaughan.....

[saturn]

Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother

[funkkjunkie]

Bob Marley-talkin blues. Happy late BD, bob.

[ozzie]

ABB Live at Fillmore East.

My first time and I'm loving it!

[saturn]

Got Popa Chubby going now -- Booty and the Beast. :cool:

[ScoopJohnD]

ABB Live at Fillmore East.

My first time and I'm loving it!

Ooh Oz.........congratulations. Pretty good ain't it?

[NeenAtlanta]

Charmayne Neville - Queen of Mardis Gras

[ScoopJohnD]

Oz inspired me to pull out a Fillmore East album.

Hendrix - Live At The Fillmore East. Basically a 2 disc expanded version of Band of Gypsys.

He could play a guitar.

[steeleye]

ABB Live at Fillmore East.

My first time and I'm loving it!

Oz, I'll bet it won't be the last time you'll listen to that record! It's one of my favorites. For me right now, Richard Thompson, "Watching the Dark."

[Jada]

Dumpstaphunk-Soul Power. Can't wait for the show Thursday night. :D

[ScoopJohnD]

Candi Staton - His Hands

Another of the recent bunch of classic r n b voices coming back with fantastic new cd's. If you like the Bettye LaVette cd you will love this one.

Try any of the last 3 Solomon Burke cd's as well. His last Nashville is amazing.

[Freakwinox]

Jonathan Batiste Trio - Live in NY

[funkkjunkie]

Delta Nove

[ScoopJohnD]

JJ Grey & Mofro - Country Ghetto

This is one helluva record. And it's on Alligator, who contributed a certificate for 10 CD's and a T-Shirt to the raffle so go out and get it. And the new Coco Montoya and the new Holmes Brothers.

www.alligator.com

[grisgris]

Jonathan Batiste Trio - Live in NY

Great choice discovered him last year at Fest.

[ScoopJohnD]

Jeff Beck - Who Else!

I can't add anything to that title.

[Festngator]

Norah Jones live from KCRW a copy of the Grammy's
Gotta Love Dime

[ScoopJohnD]

A week and nobody's posted here.......(scoop wagging his finger)

It's Friday, I'm dinkin wine, what goes with that...........

Faces - Five Guys Walk Into A Bar. I know Rod's playing this year and he's doing old stuff, but you just can't listen to this and wonder what happened.
He and that band were just magic.

And any band that actually had a bar and bartender on stage to serve them is tops in my book.

[ohio]

Norah Jones live from KCRW a copy of the Grammy's
Gotta Love Dimeno doubt! I just got a new pc with dvd burners, man those vids take days to d/l! about to check out this SRV/Lonnie mack vid...

[ohio]

A week and nobody's posted here.......(scoop wagging his finger)

It's Friday, I'm dinkin wine, what goes with that...........

Faces - Five Guys Walk Into A Bar. I know Rod's playing this year and he's doing old stuff, but you just can't listen to this and wonder what happened.
He and that band were just magic.

And any band that actually had a bar and bartender on stage to serve them is tops in my book.soundtrack of my youth. and hey, what about Jeff Beck Group with ol' Rodney! Truth is such an unbelievable frickin' record, has to be one of the greatest in all of rock history. Nothin' like crankin' that mother up LOUD on a Sunday afternoon! Shapes, Bolero, You Shook Me...it just don't quit! I've got a master LP of that around here some where.

[Festngator]

Make it Funky DVD on the Boise system on the new car. It's a Man'sWorld from the Grammy's



Festngator

[funkkjunkie]

Sacred steel

[ScoopJohnD]

Make it Funky DVD on the Boise system on the new car. It's a Man'sWorld from the Grammy's

Speaking of Make It Funky, I don't know if everyone is aware but there is also an HD-DVD/DVD hybrid (it plays on both HDDVD players or regular DVD players) called the New Orleans Concert-The Music of America's Soul. It's the Make It Funky show with performances not on the Make It Funky DVD. Joss Stone, Henry Butler, Art Neville, Aaron Neville.......here's the description.

Captured in state of the art High Definition and mastered in Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound, New Orleans Concert ignites a massive celebration of Big Easy music past and present - Joss Stone, Bonnie Raitt and Keith Richards join a complete cast of New Orleans legends to create this extraordinary musical extravaganza.

Track Listing

1. "It's Raining" - Irma Thomas & Allen Toussaint
2. "Dirty Man" - Joss Stone
3. "Amazing Grace" - Aaron Neville
4. "Tipitina" - Allen Toussaint & Jon Cleary
5. "Chapel Of Love" - The Dixie Cups
6. "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" - Lloyd Price
7. "Southern Nights" - Allen Toussaint
8. "What Is Success" - Bonnie Raitt
9. "Rip It Up" - Ivan Neville & Earl Palmer
10. "Barefootin'" - Walter Washington with Poppa Funk's Boys
11. "Land of 1000 Dances" - Walter Washington with Poppa Funk's Boys
12. "I'm Ready" - Keith Richards
13. "Come On" - Snooks Eaglin & George Porter Jr.
14. "I Hear You Knockin'" - Snooks Eaglin
15. "Ohh Wee Baby" - Art Neville with Steve Jordan
16. "Trick Bag" - Aaron Neville
17. "Yellow Moon" - Neville Brothers Band
18. "Fire On The Bayou" - Neville Brothers Band
19. "Hey Pocky Way" - Ensemble

Bonus Tracks
1. "Hey Little Girl" - Henry Butler
2. "Feet Can't Fail Me Now" - Dirty Dozen Band

3. "Bah Duey Duey" - Big Sam's Funky Nation
4. "Sew, Sew, Sew" - Monk Boudreaux And The Mardi Gras Indians

[steeleye]

Gang of Four, "Entertainment!" 80's punk with some funk and lyrics with a political edge.

[Priestboy]

Hey y'all,

Kinda late to this thread (still haven't uncovered 'em all!). Been listening to the JF Jukebox (as I am right now!), and my old standby, Radio Margaritaville, which has been talkin' lots about MG and NOLA. I figured this is the best way for me to get "in the know". Any suggestions for a newbie as to what would be good to listen to?:D

[ScoopJohnD]

Gang of Four, "Entertainment!" 80's punk with some funk and lyrics with a political edge.

Excellent Steeleye!!

Me, I'm slowly coming to life (and I've be up 4 hours) with Traffic - When The Eagle Flies. Low key enough for morning but lively enough to get me moving.

[Carolina Beadhead]

Got the MP3 player (all 1500 La-related songs) on "shuffle".

NP: "Standing Tall" - the subdudes

<boppin' in her chair>

[steeleye]

Excellent Steeleye!!

Me, I'm slowly coming to life (and I've be up 4 hours) with Traffic - When The Eagle Flies. Low key enough for morning but lively enough to get me moving.

You like Gang of Four, Scoop? Everyone I've ever played that record for has liked it. I thought it would be one of those recordings that was great but would wallow in obscurity... until Rolling Stone magazine had it listed in their top 100 all-time list.

[ScoopJohnD]

You like Gang of Four, Scoop? Everyone I've ever played that record for has liked it. I thought it would be one of those recordings that was great but would wallow in obscurity... until Rolling Stone magazine had it listed in their top 100 all-time list.

I really liked 'Entertainment when it came out.......then kinda forgot all about it and them for that matter. Got a Gang of Four sampler at work last year covering their career and was like whoa!! How could I forget them.

Right now, Burnside Exploration - The Record. Just bought this today and it smokes. They're playing this year so go see them. Here's who they are from their website www.burnsideexploration.net

Burnside Exploration has quite literally been a musical exploration of sorts for Garry and Cedric Burnside.* As long as these Burnsides can remember the sounds of the North Mississippi Hill Country Blues has been resonating in their ears.* It is as much a part of their upbringing as is the English language.* Garry is the youngest son of the legendary R.L. Burnside and Cedric is Garry's nephew and R.L.'s grandson.* The two have been inseparable their entire lives as they are only two years apart.

The two began playing together when Garry was 6 and Cedric was 4.* Then they were 13 and 11, they started playing the Juke Joint circuit together with Junior Kimbrough and have done so every weekend since.* Junior would pick Garry up for the gigs and act as his guardian as Garry was far too young to be on his own.* Granddaddy R.L. would do the same with Ced.

The Record is a modern interpretation of the grooves that carried their family through life - a hybrid of the old Mississippi Hill Country Blues and some good, solid R&B and Rock & Roll.* The diversity of the people who appreciate Burnside Exploration is a tribute to the power of the Hill Country Blues and Garry & Ced's own signature sound.* They have already played prominent Blues Festivals and well attended shows on the Jam Band Circuit with bands such as Widespread Panic and the North Mississippi All Stars.* Garry played with the All Stars for some time as did his brother Duwayne (an accomplished solo artist now.)

Garry says "People could relate to my Dad's music and Junior's music".* Cedric adds "We do the same style of music, but we represent the younger generation" - Young Hill Country Blues.* I try to write music about every day life and I want people to relate to it - if they can't relate to it, I hope they can at least groove to it."

This mission is accomplished by The Record.

[ScoopJohnD]

Oooh a good music day. Went to my local cd store. 5 used cd's for 16 bucks. The above mentioned Burnside Exploration, Professor Longhair - Rock n Roll Gumbo (Fess with Gatemouth on guitar) and now Danny Gatton - Cruisin Deuces........and still two more to go

Woo Hoo!

[funkkjunkie]

soulive-next

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Scoop, sounds like your rocking the house today. I wished I could have seen Danny Gatton play before he passed. One of the all time greats! Rocking to some Freddie King over here.

[steeleye]

I really liked 'Entertainment when it came out.......then kinda forgot all about it and them for that matter. Got a Gang of Four sampler at work last year covering their career and was like whoa!! How could I forget them.

Right now, Burnside Exploration - The Record. Just bought this today and it smokes. They're playing this year so go see them. Here's who they are from their website www.burnsideexploration.net

Burnside Exploration has quite literally been a musical exploration of sorts for Garry and Cedric Burnside.* As long as these Burnsides can remember the sounds of the North Mississippi Hill Country Blues has been resonating in their ears.* It is as much a part of their upbringing as is the English language.* Garry is the youngest son of the legendary R.L. Burnside and Cedric is Garry's nephew and R.L.'s grandson.* The two have been inseparable their entire lives as they are only two years apart.

The two began playing together when Garry was 6 and Cedric was 4.* Then they were 13 and 11, they started playing the Juke Joint circuit together with Junior Kimbrough and have done so every weekend since.* Junior would pick Garry up for the gigs and act as his guardian as Garry was far too young to be on his own.* Granddaddy R.L. would do the same with Ced.

The Record is a modern interpretation of the grooves that carried their family through life - a hybrid of the old Mississippi Hill Country Blues and some good, solid R&B and Rock & Roll.* The diversity of the people who appreciate Burnside Exploration is a tribute to the power of the Hill Country Blues and Garry & Ced's own signature sound.* They have already played prominent Blues Festivals and well attended shows on the Jam Band Circuit with bands such as Widespread Panic and the North Mississippi All Stars.* Garry played with the All Stars for some time as did his brother Duwayne (an accomplished solo artist now.)

Garry says "People could relate to my Dad's music and Junior's music".* Cedric adds "We do the same style of music, but we represent the younger generation" - Young Hill Country Blues.* I try to write music about every day life and I want people to relate to it - if they can't relate to it, I hope they can at least groove to it."

This mission is accomplished by The Record.

I'm gonna check them out, thanks. Right now, Weather Report "Heavy Weather."

[UncleFester]

i currently have itunes on shuffle so its all over the place but the last 4 cd's i've purchased are the skygreen leopards-disciples of california, pg six- slightly sorry, tom waits- orphans and mercury rev- the secret migration.
i guess i've been in a acid folk phase.
mjt

[UncleFester]

i am also a big gang of four fan too. anthrax, at home he's a tourist etc, they were very underrated (along with television).
mjt

[steeleye]

i am also a big gang of four fan too. anthrax, at home he's a tourist etc, they were very underrated (along with television).
mjt

Yes, Fester, Gang of Four flew under the radar. And maybe I shouldn't use past tense. They toured last year, but I didn't get an opportunity to see them.

And I love Television, also. Right now, Television "Marquee Moon."

[ozzie]

Hey Scoop... did you ever take a listen to Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs? Billy died suddenly early this morning... one of Oz's true rockers from the good ol' days.

[funkkjunkie]

Coco Robicheaux

[ScoopJohnD]

Hey Scoop... did you ever take a listen to Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs? Billy died suddenly early this morning... one of Oz's true rockers from the good ol' days.

I hadn't gotten to that one yet. Listening now. Good stuff, I like his voice, got that raspy soulful quality to it. How old was he?

I did like that Jimmy Barnes. Bit of a change of pace for him but it suited him well.

[ozzie]

Yeah I like the 'softer' side of Jimmy... BTW he just had open heart surgery too.

Billy was in his late 50s I think.

[breambob]

Heads up, Lee Oscar and some of the Original Lowriders on Letterman right now. Too bad we won't see their best stuff during the commercials...

[ohio]

Oh crap, sorry I missed that! I believe Swampie's friend is playing say for them....

[PaulC]

Took Johnny Lang's "Wander This World" out for a long walk in very freaky fog tonight.... Wandered along some lake fronts and not a single gator or panther came out to dance.... Kinda spooky,... but quite the trip.....

Lang was 17 when he made that album,... wtf's with that,.. how cool was he!!!!!!!

[mendelj2]

I know people here have talked about Mofro before - just downloaded the first two albums and am now obsessed! Thanks!

(Now I need to get the newest one...)

[funkkjunkie]

So glad you like them, mendel. I always have a mofro cd in rotation in the house or car. You are gonna so dig them live. From past experience at fests, I expect them to be earlier in the day. They're that kind of laid back groove, eh?

[ScoopJohnD]

Santana - Spirits Dancing In The Flesh

[steeleye]

Love Santana, but hearing about Lee Oskar has put me in the mood for War, "Deliver the Word."

[NeenAtlanta]

Pat Metheny/Lyle Mayes - As Falls Witchita, So Falls Witchita Falls

[Orleansnj]

Pat Metheny Ornette Coleman collaboration.........

[BillericayDicky]

Counting Crows live set "New Amsterdam - Live at Heineke".
Can't wait to see the Crows live for the first time.

[NeenAtlanta]

Lyle Lovett & His Large Band

[ScoopJohnD]

As the cover of the album says I'm getting "fat and sassy with Southern Culture On The Skids and their latest long player 'Double Wide and Live'. Served up HOT and smothered in reverb!!"

[ScoopJohnD]

Well I just watched him on TV and I need more.

Jerry Lee Lewis - Live At The Starclub,Hamburg. THE greatest live album ever recorded. There is NOTHING like listening to the Killer going pedal to metal and nearly driving his backing band the Nashville Teens to the verge of collapse!! Your jaw drops listening to this friggin thing.

[McGregor]

Greyboy allstars!
http://www.clicksmilies.com/s0105/tiere/animal-smiley-040.gif

[funkkjunkie]

Mcgregor, I love those boys. Had the best time watching them from vip at waka last year. Or was it the year before? Two shows over the weekend. I may have to see them my last night in New Orleans.
Listening to Bob Marley-Babylon by Bus

[Jordan]

I know people here have talked about Mofro before - just downloaded the first two albums and am now obsessed! Thanks!

(Now I need to get the newest one...)

Just saw them play Irving Plaza in NYC on Thursday -- If you get the chance, you should see them live.

[ScoopJohnD]

Sunday morning. John Coltrane - A Love Supreme

[UncleFester]

a slow start to my sunday morning so i'm listening to mercury rev- the secret migration.

[saturn]

Ana Popovic - Ana! Live in Amsterdam. :)

[t.o..fester]

My son playing his trumpet.

[funkkjunkie]

Maceo Parker-Dial MACEO

[steeleye]

Dr. Michael White...Jazz Fest '06 from WWOZ. Great set.

[mangoon]

10 days out:Blues from the backroads-Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Good stuff!

[ScoopJohnD]

The Soundtrack Of Our Lives - Behind The Music and now The Kinks - Arthur

[Priestboy]

Kitchen Sink on WWOZ.. good stuff gettin' my head ready for JF!!

[Priestboy]

Kitchen Sink on WWOZ.. good stuff gettin' my head ready for JF!!

correction...50's R&B w/Jivin' Gene (Kitchen Sink up next at top of the hour)...forgot about the time difference!:o

[ohio]

Ponderosa Stomp Radio!

[ScoopJohnD]

The late, great and sorely missed Rory Gallagher - Fresh Evidence

[steeleye]

I'm with ya' on Rory, Scoop. Great talent. Right now, Wilco "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot"

[Corona]

I'm with ya' on Rory, Scoop. Great talent. Right now, Wilco "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot"
5-discs in the changer:
PGF Live at the Leaf
Anders Live at Tips '98
Soulive
The Rads Earth vs. the Rads
Joe Krown Organ Combo (my own mix)

Wahoooo...NOLA music is the only thing allowed from now until fest :)

[funkkjunkie]

Me, too, soul sista. Here are my five:
Neville Brothers-Walkin in the shadow of life
Dirty Dozen-What's going on
Posted-jazzfest lagniappe from ? one year
Galactic-Crazyhorse Mongoose
Iris May Tango -Let em have it

[frangooch]

Big Ol Box, CD#1
Wild Tchoupitoulas
New Orleans: The Original Sound of Funk
Tab Benoit: What I Live For
Marcia Ball: So Many Rivers

[steeleye]

5-discs in the changer:
PGF Live at the Leaf
Anders Live at Tips '98
Soulive
The Rads Earth vs. the Rads
Joe Krown Organ Combo (my own mix)

Wahoooo...NOLA music is the only thing allowed from now until fest :)

Okay, okay I get it.

Neville Brother's "Yellow Moon"
Dr. John "Anutha Zone"
Radiators "Dreaming Out Loud"
John Boutte "Jazzfest '06 from WWOZ"
Big Al Carson "Take Your Drunken Ass Home"

[ScoopJohnD]

Wahoooo...NOLA music is the only thing allowed from now until fest :)

So I can't listen to or post anything but NOLA music.?!?! : )

[Corona]

So I can't listen to or post anything but NOLA music.?!?! : )
lol...no silly....just in my own house. I'm making my husband nuts already. He told me last night..."Lis, I know you love the fest but it's still 6 weeks away....you have LOTS of time to get things ready"....this was after I recited a litany of pre-fest things to do lol. Poor guy....I told him he should be used to this by now ;)

[Freakwinox]

Electric Chubbyland - 3 cds of Popa Chubby playing Hendrix

[funkkjunkie]

LOL, lis. I cleaned out my fest basket this morning and opened up a suitcase.

[csoul]

Been listenin' to John Mayer all day. Trying to figure out what's not to like. Gotta' say....I still like him.

[Corona]

roflmao funkk! Non-festers will never understand us.....

[ScoopJohnD]

Originally Posted by ScoopJohnD
So I can't listen to or post anything but NOLA music.?!?! : )


lol...no silly....just in my own house.

Whew!!! Not that I don't LOVE nola music but........right now

Motorhead - Ace of Spades

[grisgris]

12 fun filled hours of listening to my co-workers on traffic stops, 10-90, 10-90,10-90, 10-90, 10-90,10-90. Got to get up an hour early in the morning to here it all over again. Oh Happy Happy Joy Joy.

[t-bird]

He told me last night..."Lis, I know you love the fest but it's still 6 weeks away....
lol - yeah and his point was...

Listening to Jon Cleary and the Absolute MG's - ho yeah... is it time to go look at the dailies yet?

[mightyradgumbo]

listening to and watching the Bad Brains simulcast from Tips

[Corona]

Originally Posted by ScoopJohnD
So I can't listen to or post anything but NOLA music.?!?! : )




Whew!!! Not that I don't LOVE nola music but........right now

Motorhead - Ace of Spades
awwww, Lemmy...beautiful chops on that dude ;)

... "You know I'm born to lose, and gambling's for fools,
But that's the way I like it baby,I don't wanna live for ever!". Now THAT'S a hell of an earworm for 8:30 a.m. on a Sunday lol! It was one of my favorite and LOUDEST concerts back in the 90's....total classic Scooparooni :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqtNGkSzh1o

[Corona]

lol - yeah and his point was...

Listening to Jon Cleary and the Absolute MG's - ho yeah... is it time to go look at the dailies yet?
exactly!!! Nice to see ya T-bird :)

[ScoopJohnD]

awwww, Lemmy...beautiful chops on that dude ;)

... "You know I'm born to lose, and gambling's for fools,
But that's the way I like it baby,I don't wanna live for ever!". Now THAT'S a hell of an earworm for 8:30 a.m. on a Sunday lol! It was one of my favorite and LOUDEST concerts back in the 90's....total classic Scooparooni :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqtNGkSzh1o

I'm not a big metalhead but I LUV my Motorhead! I always have to laugh when I pull this cd out and note that they made a point to print the lyrics. I'm glad they did as now I can fully appreciate the emotional complexities expressed in the words of such sensitve classics as 'Fast and Loose', 'Dirty Love', 'Jailbait' and of course 'Love Me Like A Reptile'. : )

[Corona]

hehehehe.....yup :) oinker's album for sure!

[breambob]

Fug this. I've had the Stadler Brothers on in the background on PBS, and I'm sick to my stomach. Twisted music, turning this off before they do "Flowers on The Wall".
Queueing up Beck. Guero.

[Jordan]

Dada
Mofro
Royal Fingerbowl
Morning 40 Federation
Smilin' Myron

just replaced

All That
New Orleans Juice
Rhudabega
Alex McMurray
Grayson Capps

[ScoopJohnD]

Steve Earle - Sidetracks

[pokerchick66]

Ingrid Lucia - Almost Blue.

Thanks, Potters!

[funkkjunkie]

New Orleans big ole box set. On #3 and listening to Aaron Neville-tell it like it is.

[ScoopJohnD]

The Byrds - (untitled/unissued)

[steeleye]

Just dug out of 14 inches of snow left behind by the Nor'easter. Need something tropical...Bob Marley - "Natural Mystic."

[ScoopJohnD]

It's jazz on a "spring" (and I use that word loosely today) afternoon.

First, Dexter Gordon Quartet - Manhattan Symphonie, and now Sonny Rollins - The Bridge.

[Festngator]

Live stuff
George Porter Jr., Harry Connick Jr, John Boutte',John Mayer,Zion Harmonizers
burning for newbies

[ozzie]

Rodrigo y Gabriela

Very nice on a Sunday morning!

[BigDag]

Alan Jackson, George Strait & Jimmy Buffett, Live at Texas Stadium. You may scoff, but it's kickin'!

[bluedog]

Alan Jackson, George Strait & Jimmy Buffett, Live at Texas Stadium. You may scoff, but it's kickin'! yeps me likey!
I'm streaming WWOZ this morning .... LOVE IT!!!

[BillericayDicky]

Going back over some old stuff this morning so that when the cubes are out I can be sure of where I want to be. Currently listening the Better Than Ezra, Before the Robots.

[ScoopJohnD]

Randy Brecker w/Michael Brecker, Jim Beard, Will Lee, Peter Erskine, Marcio Doctor and the WDR Big Band Koln - Some Skunk Funk Live At Leverkussner Jazztage.........(whew)

[funkkjunkie]

Just finished anders live at tips 11/17/06-great show. Now newbirth.

[ScoopJohnD]

One of my favorite B.B King albums - Completely Well. 'The Thrill Is Gone', 'Confessin' The Blues, 'Keys To The Kingdom', and the best 'Cryin Won't Help You Now' where they keep the tape rolling and it turns into about a fifteen minute jam. It finally falls apart and you hear B.B. go "Damn, what are y'all trying to kill me?"

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Listening to Watermelon Slim. Next on the list, Allmans Live at the Fillmore.

[grisgris]

Big Sam's Funky Nation 'Take Me Back' with a little bird singing backup.

[ScoopJohnD]

Since everybody was talking about her on another thread......Shannon Curfman-Loud Guitars, Big Suspicions.

Now, Bernard Allison-Times Are Changing

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Since everybody was talking about her on another thread......Shannon Curfman-Loud Guitars, Big Suspicions.

Now, Bernard Allison-Times Are Changing

Bernard is also a favorite over here.
Listening to some Danny Gatton now.

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Listening to Ollabelle's new cd. Good stuff.... Wish they would play Texas again in the near future.

[funkkjunkie]

OUr New Orleans
Galactic-Ruckus
Charlie Hunter-Steady Groovin
Porter Batiste Stolz-Expanding the funkin universe

[Festngator]

Harry Connick jr. Live, George Porter, jr live, Little Willies, Les Sabler's new demo cd, KBON radio, WWOZ, Better than Ezra, Steely Dan live 93, Radiators 12 30 06

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Grover Washington Jr

[bluesmama]

Gospel Tent cd from Festngator! thanx, again

[bruce3404]

1999 Gourds show off the dime

[ScoopJohnD]

Uh oh, reverting to my loud, dumb, rock n roll days, (well, I STILL love loud dumb rock n roll) UFO - Strangers In The Night. Snicker if you will, but boy Michael Schenker can play a guitar.

[Jada]

Grey Boy Allstars from Wakarusa last summer.

[steeleye]

Uh oh, reverting to my loud, dumb, rock n roll days, (well, I STILL love loud dumb rock n roll) UFO - Strangers In The Night. Snicker if you will, but boy Michael Schenker can play a guitar.

As usual Scoop, you are absolutely right. I got to see Schenker and UFO years ago in front of about 100 people at the old Paramount Theatre in Wilkes-Barre. I was afraid he wouldn't come out as he's notoriously tempramental. But he did and he put on an amazing show.

[Festngator]

Better than Ezra, rockboat Zydaco Jam rockboat Harry Connick Jr. 3 16 07

[bluedog]

FnG 07 mix & Corona mix CD's from FestNGator! Rock On! http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/19kfaster.gif

[grisgris]

Can tell its getting close to Fest this was on page 5. The Pine Leaf Boys new CD "Blues de Musicien" . See yall at the Fai Do-Do 1st Friday. These guys are great.

[ScoopJohnD]

Stone Roses - Complete Stone Roses

[funkkjunkie]

Michael Franti and spearhead: everyone deserves music

[ScoopJohnD]

Steve Earle and the Dukes - Shut Up And Die Like An Aviator.

[funkkjunkie]

Just finished festngator's music. Thanks ever so much, fng.
Big old box set of new orleans. Mardi gras mambo right now.

[Michelino]

Can tell its getting close to Fest this was on page 5. The Pine Leaf Boys new CD "Blues de Musicien" . See yall at the Fai Do-Do 1st Friday. These guys are great.

The Pine Leaf Boys are incredible live. After reading your post, I had to go in search of something by them and found that their live download page (http://www.pineleafboys.com/live.html)has a nice live version of Michael Doucet's Zydeco Gris Gris (http://www.pineleafboys.com/zydecogrisgris.mp3) that brings a lot of memories from last year's set at Fais Do Do.

In fact, now I see that as I write this they are playing as part of a "smack down" vs The Red Stick Ramblers at Grant Street Music Hall in Lafeyette.
I'll bet everyone there wants to be nowhere else tonight.

[Festngator]

Live Grammys from this year Cristina Agulaira simply belts out "This is a Man's World" (did I just type that?) while channelling James Brown. Dave Barthalomew from JF, Nevilles 11-04, Norah Jones NPR Piano Jazz, Tipatina Allstars 25th anniv,

[dumbtourist]

"Gotta say loving this John Boutte cd from fng....thanks again. Heard he was good, but had no idea how good!!!

[grisgris]

Matt Perrine "Sunflower City". Heard this while going into NOLA for St Pat's Day on OZ. They interviewed his Mom, who is the librarian for WWOZ. Love this CD please check it out.

[Festngator]

John Boutte cd -- Sold my car to a friend who is coming to Jf for the first time. Filled the cd changer with JF cds. Her husband flew down to get the car and Johns cd was the first in the bunch. Still can not believe what a great set it was.

[ScoopJohnD]

A grey lazy Sunday morning......gonna go with Marvin Gaye - What's Goin On (Deluxe Edition), then Aretha Franklin - Amazing Grace The Complete Recordings and maybe some Miles or Coltrane.

[Lester_leaps_in]

I've got Joss Stone (Mind, Body & Soul) going.

[Belle]

Listening to some Jimmy Cliff!!!

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Listening to early Zepplin. Still great stuff after all these years.

[Michelino]

King Sunny Ade - Odu (recorded in Maurice, Louisiana )
and then
Christian Scott - Rewind That

[steeleye]

Campbell Brothers, "Can You Feel It?" Loves me some steel guitar.

[ScoopJohnD]

The Best of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac. Mayall and the Blues Breakers and Savoy Brown and bunch of others get more hype, but for me this was THE best of the British blues bands. And the more I listen the more I think Green, and Jeremy Spencer and Danny Kirwan blow away some of the better known guitarists British and American. Just amazingly good stuff.

[Festngator]

Pharoah Sanders , Beusolie, Queen Ida, the Jammy's with Richie Havens Bela Fleck M Tyner

[steeleye]

Richie Havens is playing our Fine Arts Fiesta second week in May...a free show on Public Square in W-B...can't wait. In the meantime, Son Seals, "Deluxe Edition."

[breambob]

Poco "Live". Feeling western music tonight, I think New Riders next...

[ScoopJohnD]

Ahh Poco. My first concert on my own. Them and Loggins and Messina at Madison Square Garden. Always thought they were one of the best of the country rock contingent. Liked em alot more than the Eagles.

Right now The Decemberists - The Crane Wife Heard about this band but had no idea what to expect. I definitely was not expecting what I'm hearing which is a 2007 version of Fairport Convention/Strawbs type prog/folk/rock. I LIKE it.

[ScoopJohnD]

Cesar Rosas - Soul Disguise. Boy I love this record.

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Listening to some early Raditors.

[ScoopJohnD]

Sir Douglas Quintet - Day Dreaming At Midnight. The last edition of the band. The late great Doug Sahm, Augie Meyers, Doug's sons, Doug Clifford from Creedence and John Jorgenson on guitar.

Doug Sahm was one of the coolest musicians ever. He could play it all. I was lucky enough to see him with the Texas Tornados and solo and was mesermized. An encyclopedia of American music.

[Priestboy]

right now, listenin' to 'OZ, but since gettin' it, been listenin' to my starter pac (big shout out to festngator for the remedial aid for the newly indoctrinated!)!!

[steeleye]

Sir Douglas Quintet - Day Dreaming At Midnight. The last edition of the band. The late great Doug Sahm, Augie Meyers, Doug's sons, Doug Clifford from Creedence and John Jorgenson on guitar.

Doug Sahm was one of the coolest musicians ever. He could play it all. I was lucky enough to see him with the Texas Tornados and solo and was mesermized. An encyclopedia of American music.

Augie Meyers ain't bad, either.

[breambob]

Well, I can't listen to a damn thang on my PC tonight. xgf is having fits with her cabin fever in the high mountains of Utah, and is raising hell over needing mo music. But she won't come to Jazz Fest. Bitch. So I'm burning her about 15 GB of MP3s, let her choke on that...
I put Gil Scott-Heron on the old Phillips record player. Whassup with him? Is he still alive????

[funkkjunkie]

allman Brothers Band-millenium collection and new orleans big old box set.

[Festngator]

J Mooney JF set 04, Amie Figanova JF 06, Etta JF 04, RL Burnside JF 73?, Bettye Levette 06, Kraftwerk 71, Bonnie raitt 3 71, Petty early live and outtakes

[bywterbro]

the little wild green parrots chirping as the sun comes up..
anyone ever see them here in NO?

[Festngator]

Taj and B Allison Rockboat jam session

[tangledupinblue]

"Low Spark of High Heeled Boys" Traffic

[tangledupinblue]

Taj and B Allison Rockboat jam session

THAT IS MY LIFE!!! :)

[steeleye]

Bonerama, 2002. Thanks, Festngator.

[ScoopJohnD]

The Lee Boys - Say Yes! Thanks to all the TH's who raved about them on the Crawfish Fest Thread. Your raves turned me on to them. Great stuff. Now I wish they were playing Crawfish Fest. (But I got no problem with Hubert Sumlin instead.)

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Listening to Ollabelle out of NYC. roots,folk,gospel,blues......

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

The Lee Boys - Say Yes! Thanks to all the TH's who raved about them on the Crawfish Fest Thread. Your raves turned me on to them. Great stuff. Now I wish they were playing Crawfish Fest. (But I got no problem with Hubert Sumlin instead.)

Scoop, come on down to Houston the Sat. before 1st weekend JF for The Lee Boys..... They are also playing Lafayette the 1st weekend of JF at International Festival. I sure thought they would be at JF this year since they are playing nearby.

[breambob]

the little wild green parrots chirping as the sun comes up..
anyone ever see them here in NO?

Well, I don't think they chirp. Squawk though. And loud. Had those in NO east palm trees by my bedroom window.
Corner of Gentilly and Paris is a big flock, seen them often flying fast over the fairgrounds at JF. I think those are Carolina Parakeets, escapee colonies in NO, along the east coast and in Chicago (???).

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Snooks Eaglin getting air play in Houston yesterday. They followed that with a Aerosmith song that was folk/blues. Could not believe it was Aerosmith. Only on KPFT 90.1.

[ScoopJohnD]

The Polyphonic Spree - Together We're Heavy.

[Festngator]

Clive wilson JF, Pfister sisters Jf 06, Johnny Lee hooker live, Blind boys jf

[Belle]

I am listening to a great CD Staxson sent me, what it is? Song titles all written in French, sung in French but way cool. Something he wrote on the CD is "The Big Cagun Squeeze" My God this is some of the best dancing music I have had in a long while. {{Hugs}} Staxson!!

[ScoopJohnD]

The Who - Endless Wire. Maybe they lost it late in the tour as was reported, but for the first record in 24 years, this is REALLY good.

[funkkjunkie]

Mofro Lochloosa

[Carolina Beadhead]

I am listening to a great CD Staxson sent me, what it is? Song titles all written in French, sung in French but way cool. Something he wrote on the CD is "The Big Cagun Squeeze" My God this is some of the best dancing music I have had in a long while. {{Hugs}} Staxson!!

Is this the track list?

1. Oh Tite Fille - The Basin Brothers 2. Galop Pour Mamou 3. Coulee Rodaire - Jambalaya 4. Ugly Day Stomp - Mamou 5. Valse du Soleil Couche - Mamou Prairie Band 6. Quoi Faire 7. Bosco Stomp/Zarico Est Pas Sale - Steve Riley 8. Hip et Taiau - Balfa Toujours 9. Filles de la Louisianne - Tasso 10. Gras Song 11. Song for Dewey - Al Berard 12. Rompe - Tasso 13. Tu Peux Cogner - Balfa Toujours 14. Explain That for Me - Al Berard 15. Attrape-Moi Mon Chapeau 16. Ruth Anne 17. Dance on the Bayou - Mamou

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p308/rowdymom81/BigCajunSqueeze.jpg

If you like that you definitely need to spend some time at the Fais Do Do stage... and don't miss Steve Riley!

[grisgris]

If you like that you definitely need to spend some time at the Fais Do Do stage... and don't miss Steve Riley![/QUOTE]

Or as Cisco's Mom, YaYa says, that cute Irish boy that sings Canjun music.

[steeleye]

Led Zeppelin, "Houses of the Holy." Saw a Led tribute band last night called Get The Led Out and they did a really remarkable job with some of Zep's more complicated material. Got me in the mood.

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Frank Zappa

[Festngator]

Irma, Topsy, J Boutte', Kermit disk 7 of the WWOZ 2004 spring pledge drive< Gatemouth 4-1-87, 1963 coleman Hawkins,Liz Wright 10-30-05

[Belle]

If you like that you definitely need to spend some time at the Fais Do Do stage... and don't miss Steve Riley!

Or as Cisco's Mom, YaYa says, that cute Irish boy that sings Canjun music.[/QUOTE]

I am there!!!! First Saturday and staying for Kenny too!! Anyone else?

[TheGuzilla]

Led Zeppelin, "Houses of the Holy." Saw a Led tribute band last night called Get The Led Out and they did a really remarkable job with some of Zep's more complicated material. Got me in the mood.

apparently they are more of an NYC phenomenon, but should anyone ever get the opportunity, do check out Lez Zeppelin - the leading all-female Zeppelin tribute band. I kid you not, as the t-shirt (which I proudly purchased & wear & I'm a guy) proclaims, "All Girls, All Zeppelin."

the guitarist is out of control. she had me at the double-necked Gibson and "Immigrant Song" but when she brought out the bow I was hooked.

and the theremin was a knockout...

You come for the gimmick, you STAY for the shocking amount of talent.

looks like their web site is down, but their myspace page hints at a nationwide tour after a European jaunt. keep an eye out:

http://www.myspace.com/lezzeppelin

[steeleye]

apparently they are more of an NYC phenomenon, but should anyone ever get the opportunity, do check out Lez Zeppelin - the leading all-female Zeppelin tribute band. I kid you not, as the t-shirt (which I proudly purchased & wear & I'm a guy) proclaims, "All Girls, All Zeppelin."

the guitarist is out of control. she had me at the double-necked Gibson and "Immigrant Song" but when she brought out the bow I was hooked.

and the theremin was a knockout...

You come for the gimmick, you STAY for the shocking amount of talent.

looks like their web site is down, but their myspace page hints at a nationwide tour after a European jaunt. keep an eye out:

http://www.myspace.com/lezzeppelin

Thanks, Guz. Will check 'em out if I get a chance. Right now, Eric Lindell, "Change in the Weather."

[ScoopJohnD]

Run DMC - Raising Hell

[Festngator]

Big easy to Big apple CD from the show. I miss Ed.

[funkkjunkie]

YYR, fngator. I'm doing a brass band rotation-Hot8, Rebirth, Newbirth, Soul Rebels, Dozen.

[bluedog]

geez! I'm sittin' here with the *crickets* dork! .... pluggin' into WWOZ now :)
anyone catch the crescent moon tonite? it's beautiful! what's that star/planet off to the left of it? anyone know? *sigh*

[Lester_leaps_in]

Bryan Lee Heat Seeking Missile

[ScoopJohnD]

Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road

[ajl_mo]

geez! I'm sittin' here with the *crickets* dork! .... pluggin' into WWOZ now :)
anyone catch the crescent moon tonite? it's beautiful! what's that star/planet off to the left of it? anyone know? *sigh*

Venus...
http://www.earthsky.org/radioshows/51051/moon-venus-pleiades-on-april-19

btw...SCOTS Liquored Up and Lacquered Down

[Festngator]

Meters w the James Brown Horns (Maceo Parker)

[funkkjunkie]

John Mooney 04 from the burning king himself-festngator. We've got the burning king and the gridding queen. Woah.

[TheGuzilla]

R.L. Burnside - "A Bothered Mind" for a mix I am making for a special Crescenterati...

[funkkjunkie]

Well, well, well, I miss RL.

[Festngator]

John Mooney 04 from the burning king himself-festngator. We've got the burning king and the gridding queen. Woah.
I am no king, Maybe swag is a king. But the mooney rocks. Thank the TnTs for the cue to burn a few (did I say that) of those disks

[Carolina Beadhead]

I am no king, Maybe swag is a king. But the mooney rocks. Thank the TnTs for the cue to burn a few (did I say that) of those disks

But only you can be the Burning King...
:D

[TheGuzilla]

Well, well, well, I miss RL.

Amen, amen... Met him one night here in NYC when he played The Cooler, a great club that no longer exists. Got its name as it was in the Meatpacking District and used to be an actual giant industrial meat cooler. Still had hooks hanging from the ceiling.

went to see RL play with some friends. went to the bar to get beers for everyone, but my hands were overloaded. tried to carry all of them back, turned around, bumped into some tall guy, spilled beer all over his beautiful suede coat. that guy?

David Byrne.

I looked up at him and said, "There's nothing I can say right now. Very sorry." and ran off. oops.

Great RL show. I was wearing a "New Orleans Preservation Hall" baseball cap and during the last song was waving my hand back and forth, in the front row, and I guess it must have looked like I was pointing at my hat because RL stopped the song and said, "What man? You wanna trade?"

Everyone screamed, I clearly nodded yes with a big sh*t-eating grin, and we traded hats. then he finished the song and the place went nuts.

So, despite my Talking Head incident, I was on Cloud 9... We're drinking pretty heavily and I notice the place is emptying out. looking around, I can almost see backstage. so, fueled with the advice of good ol' Uncle Jack Daniels, I ripped a poster off the wall, jumped up on the tiny stage and behind the curtain. there was RL... sitting (in my hat), holding court with 4 young ladies.

he gave me a big smile as he was signing an autograph, we shook hands and I asked if I could buy him a drink.

"Sure, man. A bloody m*therf*cker."

"pardon me?"

"ask at the bar. they'll know. a bloody m*therf*cker. it's like a bloody mary, but different."

so I did, ran to the bar. ordered it. the bartender smiled, shook her head and said, "that RL..." (didn't get to see what went in to it to make it different, though and didn't think to ask. sadly.)

so I brought it back to RL. and then hung out FOR THE NEXT FOUR HOURS with him. many many drinks later I asked if he'd sign my (his former) "Tri-W Rental" hat. and he did.

again, fueled with liquid bravado, I asked him if he wanted me to sign his. he said, "YEAH, MAN! That'd be cool!" So I did. and he said, "I'm playing the Kansas City Blues Festival next week and I'm gonna wear this m*therf*cker." (Dont' know if he did, but I choose to believe...)

so he asked about my Preservation Hall lid, and I told him I had just come back from Jazz Fest in New Orleans. he hadn't heard of it. so I gushed about it for a while and said that he had to go. and I gave him my business card and said we'd go together.

he said, "that'd be real cool, man. I just got a mobile."

"Like a cell phone? what's the number?"

"No man... a mobile home. I'm gonna give you a call, you come down and we'll go to that 'Jazz Fest' together..."

Sadly, he never called. and then he passed. but I often think of how different my life would be if I went to Mississippi and then drove to Jazz Fest with RL Burnside... *sigh...*

when I left, way past closing time, he signed my poster "To My Friend Lee, From R.L. Burnside, A Friend."

a great night.....

poster & hat are 2 of my most prized possessions. here they are: hanging proudly in my home office. [over a couple artifacts, including a pic of Galactic (when they still had the Houseman!) signed by each member and noted, "To Lee & Charity, Congrats on the wedding!"]

God... I truly can't wait for Jazz Fest...
http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w12/TheGuzilla/RLPoster.jpg

[Carolina Beadhead]

Liquid bravado can sometimes get you in real trouble, but it sure can create some fiiine memories, too!

[steeleye]

Dr. John, "Right Place, Right Time."

[funkkjunkie]

Man, guzilla, that's a beautiful story. Your life WAS changed by those 4 hours with RL. DId you get married in 99? I have a signed picture of galactic sitting in a convertible from that year when they were signing pix at tower one instore day.

[TheGuzilla]

Man, guzilla, that's a beautiful story. Your life WAS changed by those 4 hours with RL.

nice one! and yes, my life was forever changed by hanging with RL. I just often think back about that possible trip in his mobile... perhaps I'll write a play about it...

in fact... after I posted to you, I did a long internet search to see if there happened to be any surviving possible pics of him at KC with my hat. well, it's inconclusive. but the BBC's announcement of his death used this photo...

again, inconclusive. and no sign of it provenance. but DAMN it looks like my Preservation Hall lid...

again, I choose to believe...
http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w12/TheGuzilla/_40754706_burnside203.jpg

[TheGuzilla]

DId you get married in 99? I have a signed picture of galactic sitting in a convertible from that year when they were signing pix at tower one instore day.

again, nice one! No, we got married in 2002. and here's the photo. hanging underneath RL, then a share in the Polish Home in Hartford, CT, then an autographed picture of Goose Gossage (future Hall of Fame pitcher for the Yankees), then this:
http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w12/TheGuzilla/GalacticWeddingPhoto.jpg

[ajl_mo]

http://www.merlejagger.com/music.htm

Guess I'll have to buy his CD

[rosetree]

Poco "Live". Feeling western music tonight, I think New Riders next...
Hey Bream....my brother did the cover for that album / CD....

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

Listing to some Del Castillo.....

[funkkjunkie]

Robert Walter-super heavy organ

[ScoopJohnD]

Tab Benoit, Debbie Davies and Kenny Neal - Homesick For The Road.

[Lester_leaps_in]

Ray Charles with Bonnie Raitt - Do I Ever Cross Your Mind.

[Fred (Texas JF Fanatic)]

From Canada, listening to Roxanne Potrin.

[saturn]

Amanda Marshall - Sunday Morning After

Oh my god!
I woke up with a snake tattoo
Oh my god!
And I think that my tongue's pierced too
Oh my god! Oh my god!
It's the Sunday morning after, and baby who the hell are you?
(Ahh....woohoo!)

[ScoopJohnD]

Bob Marley and the Wailers - Exodus (Deluxe Edition) My lord was he good.

[ScoopJohnD]

Since he sang with Lil Band of Gold a few days ago........

Robert Plant - Sixty Six To Timbuktu

[ScoopJohnD]

Six days for this thread.....gee, there must have been something goin on this week. :)

Mofro - Lochloosa

[steeleye]

Scoop...let's wake these peeps up. John Hammond, "Wicked Grin." One of the best things that flew under the radar.

[Belle]

Today is our first snowfall. Working from home watching the world turn white and listening to the Professor. I just love this morning;)

[funkkjunkie]

Putayamo Christmas, or something like that. Just got it and a couple others from LMF this week.

[ScoopJohnD]

The soundtrack to that Dylan movie from a few months back 'I'm Not There'.
Excellent stuff. Dylan tunes well and lesser known done by some of his contemporaries....Roger McGuinn, Richie Havens etc, alt and indie rock veterans....John Doe, Los Lobos, Tom Verlaine, Eddie Vedder, Sonic Youth, Yo La Tengo, Jeff Tweedy, Calexico, and more recent artists....Jack Johnson, Sufjan Stevens, Black Keys, Cat Power.

[funkkjunkie]

Gradoux

[ScoopJohnD]

Mary Gauthier - Between Darkness and Light One of my favorites of this year.
Sparse moody production, just her guitar and touches of drums, organ, pedal steel, and a voice and lyrics that convey the despair and the hope that life can bring, just as the title suggests.

She is brilliant, and her previous record Mercy Now is great as well.

[funkkjunkie]

Anders's new acoustic cd. Love it.
Now the 3 cd set of the OZ mardi gras indian special. Love it.

[mightyradgumbo]

Mary Gauthier - Between Darkness and Light One of my favorites of this year.
Sparse moody production, just her guitar and touches of drums, organ, pedal steel, and a voice and lyrics that convey the despair and the hope that life can bring, just as the title suggests.

She is brilliant, and her previous record Mercy Now is great as well.

Love Mary Gauthier, Scoop...she actually had a cajun restaurant here in Boston that was very good.

Listening to VaVaVoom right now

[Festngator]

RUNNIN' DOWN A DREAM: TOM PETTY AND THE HEARTBREAKERS
Peter Bogdanovich, Director

Comprehensive, revealing and epic in scope, this rare examination of three decades in the history and development of an American rock band from filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich (THE LAST PICTURE SHOW) focuses on 2002 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Incisive interviews and plentiful concert footage tell the story of a band and its front man - described by Bogdanovich as "an American troubadour in the truest sense of the word" - who have earned 16 Grammy™ nominations and sold more than 50 million recordings.


Only the last hour-- it is 4 hrs long
Sundance channel (or for sale on the Petty site)

Friday December 14 at 4AM
Friday December 28 at 6AM

[funkkjunkie]

Leon Redbone: Christmas Island

[ScoopJohnD]

Jazzing it up tonight.....Clifford Brown and Max Roach At Basin Street.

[ScoopJohnD]

Georgia Satellites - 1st Record This is still one loud fun record! And boy now I really feel old as I look at the copyright on the album and it's 21 years old!

Ouch.

[saturn]

So far only one person with a perfect score today. But lots of 9s.

Tomorrow, the topic is hobbies.

So, does every one know what a numismatist is? Or an apiarist?

[ScoopJohnD]

So far only one person with a perfect score today. But lots of 9s.

Tomorrow, the topic is hobbies.



So, does every one know what a numismatist is? Or an apiarist?

Not only do threads drift within threads.....sometimes they drift to other threads! :)

I believe a numismatist is someone who studies munismats while an apiarist is some on who plays the ancient woodwind instrument the apiar.

[mightyradgumbo]

So far only one person with a perfect score today. But lots of 9s.

Tomorrow, the topic is hobbies.

So, does every one know what a numismatist is? Or an apiarist?

A numismatist collects coins and an apiarist collects (or keeps) bees

[sophisticated sissy]

Damn, you learn something new every day! I always thought an apiarist was a mime who imitated apes!

anyhoo... Have you heard Levon Helm's Dirt Farmer?

I like it very much.

[Amy Winette]

A numismatist collects coins and an apiarist collects (or keeps) bees

Did you google that?? ;)

[sophisticated sissy]

Why the heck would somebody collect bees? You seen one, you seen 'em all.:p

[ScoopJohnD]

Damn, you learn something new every day! I always thought an apiarist was a mime who imitated apes!

anyhoo... Have you heard Levon Helm's Dirt Farmer?

I like it very much.

I have it and it is a wonderful album.

[ScoopJohnD]

Damn, you learn something new every day! I always thought an apiarist was a mime who imitated apes!

Now THAT I'd pay to see. All the ape mime classics...."Ape Walking Against The Wind"...."Ape Trapped In A Box"..... :)

[sophisticated sissy]

Ape peeling a banana.
Ape swinging on a grapevine.
Ape going ape*hit.:)

[sophisticated sissy]

There seems to be a lot of crossposting going on tonight.
I guess we're just a bunch of thread hoppers.

[Festngator]

Jazz at the Lincoln Ctr Xmas show 2005 New Orleans music

[ScoopJohnD]

John Mayall with Eric Clapton - Bluesbreakers. 40 years on this is still the shit (as we like to say up here)

[steeleye]

YYR, Scoop. That recording has held up very well, IMHO. For me, Los Lobos, "Live at La Casa Del la Raza."

[ScoopJohnD]

Hey Ohio, bought some vinyl yesterday and you'll be happy to know I'm going crazy with Adrian Belew tonight. Lone Rhino, then Twang Bar King, and maybe The Bears. Woo Hoo.......great stuff.

And you know what?......I REALLY LIKE gettin up and flipping a RECORD over. :) (I like cd's too.)

[funkkjunkie]

Galactic- Around the Block
cool yule04
Charlie Hunter Trio - Mistico
GreyboyAllstars-Whatever happened to television

[Festngator]

http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/ live Who 1973 CHECK THIS OUT!!

[ScoopJohnD]

One of the great alumni of "the college of musical knowledge" (as Peter Wolf would say).....Doug Sahm - Live from Austin Tx. He's one I'm so glad I got see before he passed, both with his band and the Texas Tornados.

[funkkjunkie]

Grace Potter's new one

[ScoopJohnD]

Grace Potter's new one

How is that? Everyone has been raving about her and I read a bunch of articles these past few months.

[Festngator]

Potter rocks --- I have a few live shows but the one with Warren Hayes is the Bomb. Me I am doing Xmas -- Kinky Friedman They don't make jews like Jesus no more. JaLC 05 NOLA Xmas

[saturn]

One of my Xmas presents

Joan Osborne - Breakfast in Bed -- covers of great songs with a particularly great sound on a couple of Motown numbers.

[funkkjunkie]

Papa Grows Funk - Mr. Patterson's Hat/ Putayamo Christmas / Paul Sanchez - Washed Away / Gumbo christmas

And Scoop, right now, after listen #2, Grace's new cd is good. AFter listen #1, it was ok. :)

[chrisjoseph]

Maria Muldaur, "Naughty, Bawdy and Blue" Hope she plays Jazzfest. This is a great album.

[steeleye]

It's Xmas Eve. The Berlin Symphony Orchestra, "The Nutcracker." That Tchaikovsky guy was pretty good...not many funk chops, but hey he's alright.

[Festngator]

Jazz at Lincoln Center NOLA Xmas 2005

[ScoopJohnD]

Little Feat - Hoy Hoy