What Music You Are Listening Into Now?

[calamus]

Mississippi Fred McDowell. Incredible slide guitar player.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TyzAAwJnIw

[Chip]

Mississippi Fred McDowell. Incredible slide guitar player.

I think he was one of Bonnie Raitt's teachers and heroes. In 1970, she played with Fred McDowell at the Philly Folk Festival, with her brother David on stand-up bass.

[calamus]

Mississippi Fred McDowell. Incredible slide guitar player.

I think he was one of Bonnie Raitt's teachers and heroes. In 1970, she played with Fred McDowell at the Philly Folk Festival, with her brother David on stand-up bass.

John Lee Hooker was another of her heroes and mentors. She recorded "I'm in the Mood" with him and they won a grammy with it. She's also played with a bunch of other blues greats, including Howlin' Wolf and B.B. King.

Meanwhile, right now I'm listening to "The Sky is Crying" by Gary B. B. Coleman. It sounds nothing like the way Elmore James does it, especially the guitar, but man, is it tasty. One of my all time favorites. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71Gt46aX9Z4

[Sailor Kenshin]

The trio of Beach Boys songs, Surf's Up, Heroes and Villains, and Sail on Sailor. Surf's Up has to be one of the most difficult songs to sing along with. Love it nevertheless.

[Kobaken]

Maneskin I wanna be your slave

[Robalone]

The trio of Beach Boys songs, Surf's Up, Heroes and Villains, and Sail on Sailor. Surf's Up has to be one of the most difficult songs to sing along with. Love it nevertheless.

This and holland are two of my most favourites albums of all time !! Two thumbs up 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[Robalone]

Laurie Anderson …..Heart of a Dog. The soundtrack.

[Cyril]

Long After You're Gone (High Quality) Audiophiles Music .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-h6MoF7HLA

[vdiantonio]

Classic Rock - The Byrds "So You Want To Be A Rock and Roll Star"

[Pendragon]

The Box Tops - The Letter



This is a fountain pen forum, after all.

[Chip]

Just watched a 2006 documentary film of a 1985 concert in Berlin by the Oscar Peterson Trio (on Netflix).



It's a pure concert film, with no commentary, interviews, etc. The camera is on the performers and the music is magnificent.

If you like bravura jazz piano (as opposed to laid-back lurking in the shadows) you'll love this.

[Empty_of_Clouds]

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[Robalone]

COOLSVILLE - Laurie Anderson

[Niner]

Tinnitus. The sub-genre I listen to is improvisational.

[Empty_of_Clouds]

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[TSherbs]

with the death of Alan White, I was brought back to YES. With Geddy Lee on bass, and Rick Wakeman as a vision in a wizard robe

Roundabout

[Robalone]

Oh Yes ..Roundabout….talk about flashback Hooeeeeeee.

Now, to stay connected to those heady days of youth and being hopelessly in love…Roxy Music Avalon. Sigh 🤗

[Empty_of_Clouds]

Hard not to smile watching/listening to this:

[Robalone]

BABY METAL — Gimme chocolate
BA0C3786-76D4-443B-AB8D-4358A89F2475.jpgHmm, this may not be to everyone's taste, but given the scale of the phenomenon , it’s hard to dismiss it simply cos one ‘doesn’t like it'
Personally I find it fascinating, the energy is amazing ….and check out the crowd !!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIKqgE4BwAY

[Empty_of_Clouds]

Awesome! Even though the days of listening to metal are well in the past, this was quite infectious!.

Edited to add. I continue to drift through genres, as I've done most of my life, and often find myself in surprising palaces of fun. Lately (last year or two) I've been into a couple of subgenres of trance - specifically euphoric trance and psybient.