Right now I am listening to ...

[musicbee]

Eric Clapton day today...

 

[Nero9]

Goldroom - Embrace

hyeah:

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

Earworm...

Let's make the water turn black...

From a rather sinister little song on the altogether sinister Frank Zappa's We're Only In It For The Money.

I guess I'm going to have to listen to it later...

 

[jls001]

jls001, great to see another Blues fan on here!
The Tedeschi Trucks band was in Mehboob Studio earlier this year for the Mahindra Blues Festival.
A few of us were there for the show. Were you there as well?

I'm a bit of a blues apostate

It's been ages since I listened to any kind of blues except for Clapton's Reptile album (which is on my regular playlist). I'm trying to rekindle an old flame

 

[madman29]

Boston 'Third stage' hyeah:
Dionne Warwick 'The best of' (Japan release) ... this one is pure bliss

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

I'm a bit of a blues apostate

It's been ages since I listened to any kind of blues except for Clapton's Reptile album (which is on my regular playlist). I'm trying to rekindle an old flame

I heard the news...
It's the same old Blues again.

(JJ Cale. And that's knocked my previous earworm out of my head! :lol

 

[musicbee]

Watching on Blu-Ray... a perfect way to wind down after a morning spent with Eric Clapton and an afternoon/evening spent finishing the final season of The Killing.

The SQ is amazing, the live banter is fun and the music is on an altogether different plane. Highly recommended for the collection.

Eagles = Pure Bliss!

 

[Naturelover]

Kaushiki, Kaushiki. Wonderful!
My first earful of this hugely talented young lady.

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

Kaushiki Chakraborty? Stunning.

The time I saw her, I hadn't even taken notice of her name on the programme: I was there to see others. What a transition from "never heard of her" to "will never forget her!"

Wonderful.

 

[Naturelover]

Absolutely!

 

[jls001]

More blues - Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan - In Session, and Keb' Mo' - Slow Down.

 

[vinylgroove]

Listening to Grateful Dead Aoxomoxoa & JJ Cale Okie

 

[musicbee]

 

[Naturelover]

Joan Baez, best of. What a voice! One of my perennial favourites

 

[musicbee]

Yup, still powerful after so many years and a complete masterpiece of an album.

 

[Thad E Ginathom]

Aqualung! Thanks for the reminder!

Jethro Tull were my first experience of a live rock band. I guess it was at the time of this album, perhaps 1970 or 71.

Listening to Grateful Dead Aoxomoxoa & JJ Cale Okie

Very much my current listening groove

 

[Hifidelity]

Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady

 

[RahulP]

The Beatles - "1967-1970 (The Blue Album)"

and it's a LP record!!! Super!

 

[Nikhil]

I'm a bit of a blues apostate

It's been ages since I listened to any kind of blues except for Clapton's Reptile album (which is on my regular playlist). I'm trying to rekindle an old flame

Blues is one of the genres I go back to it as and when I get the itch.

 

[musicbee]

Some of the best riffs ever...