What Are You Listening to (March 2020)
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Listening to Eliane Elias' album in tribute to Bill Evans, Something For You. Here is a live version of "Waltz For Debby" with Bill's last bassist, and Eliane's husband, Marc Johnson and drummer Adam Nussbaum.
Now playing Yes - The Yes Album.
Royal Yacht on the side.
Royal Yacht on the side.
The Essential Judas Priest. Queued up Turbo Lover for first track. I saw them decades ago in the Summit in Houston on the Fuel for Life tour; Dokken was the opener. It was easily one of the best concerts I've been to, and I probably paid something ridiculous for the ticket like $18.
Shout out to my old PM Friends........... Bryan64, Dino, prndl, philobeddoe.............
I used to have access to this site from work, but now that its TOBACCO related......... NO MORE!!
I was working 16+ hours a day for the last year and a half.............. NO MORE!!
Feel like a newbie on this new-fangled site..... I'll catch on........
Well I guess this one is apropos...........
I used to have access to this site from work, but now that its TOBACCO related......... NO MORE!!
I was working 16+ hours a day for the last year and a half.............. NO MORE!!
Feel like a newbie on this new-fangled site..... I'll catch on........
Well I guess this one is apropos...........
This is what it's really all about...........................
Welcome back Beef! Missed your posts, but I knew, I should wait.
Very nice......think I'll breakout some '72 "Morning Dew" since the plague and apocalypse seem to be upon us...love me some Jerry Bear...
Never heard this before. Slowhand and his band jamming with the greatest slide player in history.
Listening to my favorite bluegrass performer, Billy Strings, group's Youtube concert set, the best way to listen to him as those concert videos always feature his group's jams. Their sound has been called bluegrass meets Grateful Dead meets Metallica, which is apt. He's the best bluegrass guitarist I've ever heard.
Beef is back!
That work schedule for that long had to be brutal. Congrats on surviving it. Glad to see you posting here again.
I used some Christmas cash to purchase the Rolling Thunder box set and the Trouble No More two-CD live set of his gospel years. Both are worth every penny imo. So I've been listening to a lot of Bob recently.
I know a lot of people don't care for his gospel stuff, but I love it.
Listening a lot to Roy Orbison these days.
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