September 10, 201511 yr Gave Brittany Howard's new outfit's record a spin last night. Good stuff. Straight ahead rock n' roll. Got aquainted with J. Roddy Walston and the Business through "Essential Tremors." That one grew on me as it went on. Also, "Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School" by Warren Zevon might be one of my favorite all-time albums.
September 10, 201511 yr BTW in case anyone has wondered about my avatar.It's taken from the album posted above...
September 11, 201511 yr Got aquainted with J. Roddy Walston and the Business through "Essential Tremors." That one grew on me as it went on. I saw J Roddy and the Business at Lollapalooza back in 2011. I don't think there could have been more than 50 people watching, but he put on a show as if he was playing for 20,000. "Don't Break the Needle" was a fun album.
September 11, 201511 yr Been on a Boston kick of late and came across this cover last night..........Mike Masse on the 12-string guitar and his vocals:eek:......dude NAILS IT!!!! The Violin by Jenny Oaks Baker is a neat twist. Watch a few more of their covers, pretty cool stuff. Here is his link, well worth the watch......https://www.youtube.com/user/mikemassedotcom/videos [video=youtube;lC8DeOS-etk] I never get off my Boston kick. I could listen to Boston everyday and never tire of them.
October 2, 201510 yr Heard this song on the radio today. Damn. Got to get this record ASAP. Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats: S.O.B. - The Tonight Show
October 13, 201510 yr 1993's Coverdale-Page..........album is kick-butt. Video below just a sampling, and the song spent 6 weeks at #1 on the Album Rock Tracks Chart Here's a link to the full album https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K1imlqZiOw
October 16, 201510 yr We needed a new one. That works. Tonight I looked up Terry Allen, and his amazing album called "LUBBOCK (on everything). You'll thank me later for listening to this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnS7uiXlCk0 Don't know if you saw this: Watch Sturgill Simpson & Jason Isbell Cover Terry Allen In Tuscaloosa - Stereogum
October 18, 201510 yr Author One of the great records in rock'n'roll history. All 4 sides on vinyl, the way it's supposed to be heard. :ylsuper:
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