What are You Listening To? ~ September, 2021

[dino]

Welcome to September!
"September Song" by Frank Sinatra is, for me, the finest version of this Maxwell Anderson, Kurt Weill masterpiece. It's from one of my "desert island discs" Point Of No Return.

 

[cragdhack]

Feeling like pulling out my bass and practicing this beaut on it again:

 

[Servant King]

Miles Davis - Milestones, from Milestones (1958). Paul Chambers on bass, killing it as usual!

 

[renfield]

Now playing The J. Geils Band - The Morning After.

 

[Streeper541]

I'm on a Zydeco kick tonight. I live in Ohio now but grew up in SE Texas near the Louisiana state line and have alot of family in deep Acadiana. The music reminds me of home.

Currently listening to my Pandora "Zydecajun" playlist, specifically Overcome by Keith Frank and the Soileau Zydeco Band.

Overcome

 

[Servant King]

Donald Fagen - Maxine, from The Nightfly (1982). I know a couple dudes on this forum who'll be all over this one like free Stonehaven... ?

 

[philobeddoe]

Currently listening to King Crimson ~ Islands.

 

[dino]

Celebrating Freddie King's birth date with his rendition of "Sweet Home Chicago"

 

[cragdhack]

Been listening to the band for a while, though now I use their songs as practice for my mongol course as well.
Here's the acoustic version of one of their sadder songs. (In short, it is sung by the parents to their son as he's sent off to war)

 

[prndl]

"Rock 'n' Roll Animal"

Mr. Reed.

 

[philobeddoe]

Currently listening to Fripp & Eno ~ No Pussyfooting.

 

[renfield]

Now playing Larry Carlton - Last Nite.
I’ll be seeing him in concert soon. Front row center seats. Can’t wait.

 

[Servant King]

Dead Can Dance - A Passage In Time, from Dead Can Dance (1984).

 

[smudgersmissingleg]

The Beatles - In My Life

 

[Bax Burley]

Been listening to a lot of Saxon, Stratovarious, and Kamelot these past few weeks.

 

[LotusEater]

Listening to the Police
Miss Gradenko and others
… nobody but us in here, nobody but us.

 

[shanez]

I enjoy exploring on youtube and recently found this:

 

[Tar Wheel]

Lyle Lovett - Step Inside This House

This album is Lyle’s love letter to Texas songwriters and the song itself was the first song ever written down by Guy Clark and yet never recorded by him.

 

[LotusEater]

Lyle Lovett - Step Inside This House

This album is Lyle’s love letter to Texas songwriters and the song itself was the first song ever written down by Guy Clark and yet never recorded by him.

Thanks for this - I’d almost forgotten how much I like Lyle Lovett. Now I’ smoking and listening to him too.

 

[philobeddoe]

Currently listening to Simon and Garfunkel ~ The Concert in Central Park.