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What are you listening to?
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Only "discovered" these guys last week. Incredible band! A vast mix of influences, not to mention the singer's voice is practically John Lennon reincarnated. Really dig this group.
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Deep Purple Made In Japan
Big brother and the holding company- ball and chain
Sublime - 40 oz to Freedom most recently. I rarely listen to CDs but it was in my car and what was on the radio was pretty un-inspired this morning.
Count Basie the complete Clef and Verve Fifties Studio Recordings.
Halestorm
Richard Thompson's next album, Still. You can stream it free, a couple of weeks before its release, in the US, UK, and Canada. Here's the US link:
http://www.npr.org/2015/06/07/412042921/first-listen-richard-thompson-still
In my opinion, RT is maintaining his unprecedented 40-year peak as a songwriter and guitarist.
http://www.npr.org/2015/06/07/412042921/first-listen-richard-thompson-still
In my opinion, RT is maintaining his unprecedented 40-year peak as a songwriter and guitarist.
At the moment: Andy Mckee. What an amazing guitarist.
A band I just discovered called Royal Blood. They Rock! They are a two man group and their music reminds me quite a bit of The White Stripes, Black Keys and Queens of The Stone Age...only a little bit harder rock. Pretty impressive what they do with only a bass and some drums.
Charlie Barnett Cherokee
40s Pop Hits/Big Band CH 73 Sirius/XM
Hymnprovisation by Phil DeGreg.
He is a really talented piano player at Westwood UMC.
He is a really talented piano player at Westwood UMC.
I looked them up based on your comparison to The Black Keys. These guys rock! Thanks for sharing.
Listening to this now for the first time. Just a fantastic!
