Right now I'm listening to...

[Adamc]

I'll see your Steve Miller's "Mercury Blues" and raise ya a "Goin' to Mexico".
I had me a '50 Merc Club Coupe back in the early '70's, had a mess of Studebaker Hawks too.....let them all slip through me hands. If I see any of those now I sigh as if seeing an old girlfriend in somebody else's arms.......
Zappa and the Mothers with Flo and Eddie had a Studebaker Hawk character.

Never had a '53 Studebaker but I wouldn't turn one away.

We never got the S.B Hawks in Blighty; but I yearned to have one back in the day. Looking at well thumbed magazines from America in my youth. Everything from the USA seemed so big to us back then. Both musically and motors, bikes or cars….. Wonderful times.

 

[Adamc]

We never got the S.B Hawks in Blighty; but I yearned to have one back in the day. Looking at well thumbed magazines from America in my youth. Everything from the USA seemed so big to us back then. Both musically and motors, bikes or cars….. Wonderful times.

Bugger me!
Frank Zappa… Hot Rats.
What an album.

 

[Jan_P]

Do I have to tell you where K.C. Douglas was from? That’s right, Mississippi.

This is the Version that was rumbling about here He is Known but still underrated
Doing Tasteful sliding for Jackson Browne

 

[Adamc]

This is the Version that was rumbling about here He is Known but still underrated
Doing Tasteful sliding for Jackson Browne

Wow that’s cool. Thanks Jan.
I will give that a proper listen, thanks for the turn on.
Ads.

 

[mick71b]

 

[nj1639]

Great background music for smoking, joking and skinning muskrats......aye, the memories of misspent(?) youth.
Trappers and duck hunters in bell bottoms and hip boots we were.

 

[mick71b]

 

[nj1639]

Considering my avatar and my quote? Yeah.

 

[46th Georgia]

Considering my avatar and my quote? Yeah.

Just the fact that he triggered Shannon Watts and got yanked off of CMT is enough for me to like it. I guess real violence in Gangsta' Rap is not as bad as the implied violence in this song.

 

[Jan_P]

I am still stuck at Wishbone Ash
Live performances feels fresh and has evolved from the records Did not know that
Drumming is more prominent

 

[Wordman]

 

[Wordman]

It's been a rough couple months (and they're getting rougher...

 

[mick71b]

 

[jetmechmarty]

 

[46th Georgia]

Although I'm primarily a Classic Country fan, Clapton is one of my all time favorites.

 

[jetmechmarty]

Although I'm primarily a Classic Country fan, Clapton is one of my all time favorites.

How classic? Jimmie Rogers? I'm all in on that too, although I find I can't listen to it on the radio. My daughter told me it's called Hick Hop. I don't like it.

 

[46th Georgia]

How classic? Jimmie Rogers? I'm all in on that too, although I find I can't listen to it on the radio. My daughter told me it's called Hick Hop. I don't like it.

Unless you have Sirius-XM, there is no country music on the radio. My favorite era is mid 50's to about 1970. I'm a huge Ray Price,Buck Owens, Wynn Stewart, Faron Young, Mel Tillis, Connie Smith, Charley Pride.....You get my point. If it ain't loaded with pedal steel, fiddles and a 4/4 shufflebeat, well to me, it's crap

 

[mick71b]

it's called Hick Hop.

 

[jetmechmarty]

Unless you have Sirius-XM, there is no country music on the radio. My favorite era is mid 50's to about 1970. I'm a huge Ray Price,Buck Owens, Wynn Stewart, Faron Young, Mel Tillis, Connie Smith, Charley Pride.....You get my point. If it ain't loaded with pedal steel, fiddles and a 4/4 shufflebeat, well to me, it's crap

Willie's Road House is my choice on road trips with my wife. I also enjoy the 80's stuff.

 

[mick71b]