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| throbby |
I just can't get enough of it. I'm really digging "Draw Your Brakes" by Scotty |
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| Monkey Woman |
"Permanent Damage", by GTO's - eternal thanks to Gerardo!
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
John Lee Hooker (SS Blues weed...I've had it for about a month but just bought a cd player today.)
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| Nasty Habits |
Draw Your Brakes is totally heavy. I'm awfully partial to Johnny Too Bad myself.
Currently: Bill Withers Live at Carnagie Hall |
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| F505 |
A glorious "Senor" on a boot I just bought: "You go your way and I'll go mine!" Bob Dylan live at the Heineken Music Hall Amsterdam november 11th 2003. |
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| mac_daddy |
draw yoour brakes is sweet, as is johnny too bad.
who else (besides ub-lame0) recorded the latter track? I know I have heard another rippin' take on that tune, but I can'tput my finger on it atm.
what a great reggae album...
other great reggae albums that have been spun @ casa de macdaddy recently:
a song - pablo moses (one of my faves)
apartheid is nazism - alpha blondy
new chapter in dub - aswad |
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| Bloozehound |
Listening to the DVD "SRV - Live at the El Macambo", while cooking din.
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| stonedinaustralia |
still getting into this Furry Lewis disc i have along with another bluesman who,until recently, i'd never heard of before: Frank Stokes
apparently they were both from the memphis area
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
quote:
Monkey Woman wrote:
"Permanent Damage", by GTO's - eternal thanks to Gerardo!
LOLOLOL How did you like it? |
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| Trey Krimsin |
I've been playing a lot of The Best of The J. Geils Band CD recently. I was more familar with the songs from "Love Stinks" and "Freeze-Frame", but the 70's JGB tunes are excellent. I keep playing tunes like "Give It To Me" , "Lookin' For A Love", and "Ain't Nothin' But A House Party" over and over again.
BTW, I know there is a longer version of "Must Of Got Lost" somewhere. Anyone know what album it's on? |
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| VoodooChileInWOnderl |
it is on the original release "Nightmares...and Other Tales From the Vinyl Jungle" more than 5 minutes against the less than 3 minutes version
Check the very first J. Geils Band studio album and of course "Full House" a great live album
They became clowns, I don't like the 80's and beyond band, and I told this to Daniel Klein drinking some beers on Hartford before the Stones weekend in 1999 |
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| stewed & Keefed |
Today
Son House - Delta Blues. |
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| SweetBlackAngel |
Robben Ford----"Born Under A Bad Sign" |
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| T&A |
Mose Allison
Janis Joplin
American Folks Blues Festival 1965 (Hooker, Walter Horton, etc.) |
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| Nasty Habits |
quote:
mac_daddy wrote:
draw yoour brakes is sweet, as is johnny too bad.
who else (besides ub-lame0) recorded the latter track? I know I have heard another rippin' take on that tune, but I can'tput my finger on it atm.
Steve Earle did it. So did Taj Mahal. As for actual reggae artists I think that Horace Andy did a version and so did the Mighty Diamonds, among probably a lot of others. And god knows how many times the riddim has been dubbed.
You ever heard Johnny Clarke? His Rockers Time Now and Enter Into His Gates albums just KILL me. So good!
Currently: Bill Withers: Live at Carnagie Hall double LP.
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| mac_daddy |
quote:
Steve Earle did it. So did Taj Mahal. As for actual reggae artists I think that Horace Andy did a version and so did the Mighty Diamonds, among probably a lot of others. And god knows how many times the riddim has been dubbed.
I was thinking of Steve Earle - I saw him rip through it at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival one year...
funny that we are talking about this because last night, the DJ was spinning some good dub between acts [I was taping Mike Watt + George Hurley (Minutemen duo)]. One of the tracks he threw down was draw your brakes (the Scotty cut found on the Harder They Come album), and another was a cut from Hugh Mundell but it wasn't from Africa Must Be Free or the dub album (because I have those). Just writing this is making think of Spear's Gravey's Ghost album - I might have to throw that down this weekend...
I have also been listening to a "hardcore meets dub" compilation that I just picked up. there is some good stuff there, although I wish the bankrobber (the clash) dub was one that was new to me (it's not).
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You ever heard Johnny Clarke? His Rockers Time Now and Enter Into His Gates albums just KILL me. So good!
nope, but I will seek those titles out (maybe even this weekend)...
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| Snappy McJack |
Top 10 of what I've been spinning lately:
A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step
Velvet Revolver - 3 track maxi-single [Slither, Bodies (Sex Pistols Cover), and Negative Creep (Nirvana Cover)]
The Who - Quadrophenia
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Take Them On, On Your Own
Stones - Cleveland '02
Stones - Exile
STP - Personal Compilation
The Vines - Winning Days
Cream - Disreali Gears
Foo Fighters - One By One
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| Ten Thousand Motels |
A 3 CD set I just bought today called The Best of The Blues, a complilation. Between that and the John Lee Hooker cd I'e been playing on my new cd player, its like being baptized again....almost a religious experience.
A Hooker Bio
http://w1.191.telia.com/~u19104970/johnnielee.html#johnlee
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| SweetBlackAngel |
John McLaughlin/Paco DeLucia/Al DiMeola----"Mediterranean Sundance/Rio Ancho |
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| Bloozehound |
quote:
Ten Thousand Motels wrote:
A 3 CD set I just bought today called The Best of The Blues, a complilation. Between that and the John Lee Hooker cd I'e been playing on my new cd player, its like being baptized again....almost a religious experience.
dig up hookers "it serves you right to suffer"
and shake it for me one time baby....one time......one time for me...
Haw Haw Haw....
Wellll...mommma killed a chicken
thought it was a duck
put in the table with her legs sticken up...
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| stewed & Keefed |
Today
Aftermath
Sticky Fingers
Goats Head Soup |
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| Nasty Habits |
Gimme Back My Bullets.
Before that: Earth Wind and Fire.
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| mac_daddy |
bowie - and it is alot better than I thought it would be...
David Bowie
2004-05-19
Milwaukee, Wisconsin - Milwaukee Theatre
Source: DPA 4060(Core Sound HEB) > Sony PCM-M1 (44.1kHz)
Conversion: Sony PCM-M1 > Audiophile 2496 > Cool Edit Pro 2.0
Editing: Cool Edit 2000 (fades and normalizing), CD-Wave (Tracking)
01 Rebel Rebel
02 Cactus
03 Sister Midnight
04 New Killer Star
05 All The Young Dudes
06 Fashion
07 China Girl
08 The Loneliest Guy
09 The Man Who Sold The World
10 Sunday
11 Heathen (The Rays)
12 Hallo Spaceboy
13 Under Pressure
14 Station To Station
15 Ashes To Ashes
16 Quicksand
17 The Supermen
18 Modern Love
19 Pablo Picasso
20 White Light, White Heat
21 I'm Afraid Of Americans
22 "Heroes"
23 Hang On To Yourself
24 Suffragette City
25 Ziggy Stardust
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| stewed & Keefed |
Today
Woodstock Rehearsals |
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| caro |
I'm listening to some Led Zeppelin on the net, pretty much for the first time. Which leads me to a question : Would it be a stretch to say the ending of 'Kashmir' was stolen from (or inspired by) the spheric sounds of '2000 Light Years' ? |
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| mac_daddy |
Velvet Revolver
May 21, 2004
Kool Haus: Toronto, Ontario
source: Schoeps MK4Vs->KCY actives->Schoeps VMS02->Sony PCM-M1
DFC - At show time ~20' from stage, by the end ~30'
conversion: Sony M1->SGI Octane coax->SGI Sound Editor->samba->Soundforege6**->CDWAV->shn
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Disc 1:
01 intro 0:27.20
02 Sucker Train Blues 5:30.44
03 Do It For The Kids 4:40.13
04 Headspace 4:05.67
05 Crackerman(STP) 3:57.64
06 Illegal I 8:20.40
07 Its So Easy(GNR) 5:33.73
08 Fall To Pieces 4:57.59
09 Big Machine 4:31.57
Disc 2:
01 Set Me Free 7:33.52
02 encore break 1:41.16
03 intro 1:08.61
04 Used To Love Her(GNR) 4:05.64
05 Slither 7:11.27
06 Sex Type Thing(STP) 5:54.06
07 encore break #2 1:49.55
08 Mr. Brownstone(GNR) 5:19.32
09 Negative Creep(Nirvana) 6:25.19 |
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| BILL PERKS |
JUST GOT TOOTS NEW CD AND ITS GREAT ESPECIALLY MONKEY MAN,FUNKY KINGSTON AND 54-46..KEITHS TUNE IS OK. |
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| F505 |
The New Barbarians Toronto 79: Keith and Ron in top shape! |
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| Monkey Woman |
Ulf's weekly selection. Right now, a piano instrumental from Place Pigalle. Nice!
http://www.bahnhof.se/~hasu/Ulflist/
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Bob Marley: Legend and Sticky Fingers |
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