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Did someone say jug band?

BSmack wrote:Did someone say jug band?

Nice work, Sam. Now, be nice and hand Bri back his nic.

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:

BSmack wrote:Did someone say jug band?

Nice work, Sam. Now, be nice and hand Bri back his nic.

How about bringing something to the table? Contribute something you like that maybe some here haven't heard. Granted I stretch the boundaries, but I listen to music often and don't listen to the stuff I grew up on 40 years ago much, because I get burned out on it. Allman Brothers at Fillmore East, sure great album, I hardly ever listen to, because I listened to it a ton for 10-15 years. Now I'd rather listen to Marshall Tucker A New Life because for me its fairly fresh and hadn't been played to death on the radio 40 years ago.

Complaining & not contributing does nothing except put this forum in a perpetual dirt nap.

Marty's a Canuck. What the fuck could he possibly know about music?

You mean other than Rush, Neil Young, The Guess Who, BTO, Honeymoon Suite, Nickelback, Gordon Lightfoot, Anne Murray, Celine Dion?

That went downhill rather quick. :?

I liked Neil Young. And The Guess Who. That's about it.

BTO was probably the first hip band I liked, back in grade school/Jr High, lol. I can't check out YouTube at the office, but will this evening thanks.

Sudden Sam wrote:Add Red Ryder

I should have remembered them. I actually saw Red Ryder open for The Romantics. That show was not a highlight of my concert going life. The third band on the bill was a Boston spin off called Orion the Hunter. They were abysmal. Even at $4.96 (radio station promotion), it wasn't worth it.

missjo wrote:Jarryd James - Do You Remember

Nice, thanks for contributing.

Sudden Sam wrote:Here you go, Joe. One of my favorite bands. These guys twin slide work is as good as it gets.

Delta Moon - Goin' Down South

Delta Moon - Hell Bound Train

Thanks for contributing again Sam.

Greg Allman's son Devon

I've seen both Delta Moon(Sam's recommendation at a festival, frankly they weren't that impressive, but I was there anyway) and the NMAS (a couple of times, they were very good).

Papa Willie wrote:Devon looks too much like his uncle in some pictures I've seen..

That's surprising to you?

Papa Willie wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

Papa Willie wrote:Devon looks too much like his uncle in some pictures I've seen..

That's surprising to you?

Don't you have a transgender funeral to attend?

Did AP die?

Indigenous

The late great Mississippi Bluesman RL Burnside w/ The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. A Ass pocket of whiskey starts at 22:40.



This was recorded in 96', and I did find it funny when at the end John asks RL for 40 nickels for a bag of chips. These days something more fitting might have been: "Hey RL, RL Burnside, RL will you like my Facebook page? What? If you don't get out of my face quick, I'm going to kick your ass, you son of a bitch! Hey RL, tell you what, will you be my friend? I'll tell you what, if you don't get out of here and make it fast, I'm going to put my foot right up your ass! OH!

Gimme some time to think, while you fix me another motherfucking drink...



R.L. rocks the shit.

Dinsdale wrote:I've seen.....the NMAS (a couple of times, they were very good).

BSmack wrote: R.L. rocks the shit.

Sudden Sam wrote:I have that Burnside CD. Fun stuff.

Sudden Sam wrote: https://youtu.be/p3hhcS-EvgI

I like it Sam, they're good, the drum & bass solos set them off.

Mr Wizard is probably the RL Burnside album I like most. It smokes, a cross between Mississippi Hill and raw electric rockin' blues. The slide guitar by Kenny Brown on Snake Drive is awesome.



The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion contributed on Alice Mae.

I stumbled upon Tedeschi Trucks last year & their live album is a favourite for road trips

Tedeschi Trucks is one of my favorite bands, I'd think they'd be well liked by anyone who enjoyed the Allman Brothers or Marshall Tucker.

Blues Pills remind me of bands from the mid to late 60's.

Joe in PB wrote:Tedeschi Trucks is one of my favorite bands, I'd think they'd be well liked by anyone who enjoyed the Allman Brothers or Marshall Tucker.

Great band to see live, they're all very talented and put on a great show. I've seen them three or four times in the past few years and will be catching them in Paso Robles in a few weeks.

I love their live album. The studio stuff is kind of like listening to Grateful Dead studio albums. They're good, but you know it can be way better.

BSmack wrote:I love their live album. The studio stuff is kind of like listening to Grateful Dead studio albums. They're good, but you know it can be way better.

True. I downloaded their latest CD from Amazon Prime, listened to it once and thought it sounded a lot like their previous one. At least it was free.

I'll always go see them when I have the chance though.

I haven't had time to check out those Youtubes Sam, be will this weekend, thanks.

Sudden Sam wrote:These bands have all been around for a while, but you guys need to check them out, if you haven't already:

RADIO MOSCOW

RIVAL SONS

SONS OF BILL

THE DIRTY STREETS

LUCERO

SWAMP CABBAGE

LETICIA WOLF

Just got around to listening to all of those, had some long days at the office leading up to the holiday. Thanks for the contribution Sam they were good, especially Sons of Bill, and the slide guitar of Radio Moscow.

Papa Willie wrote:The Raptor Trail

Sounds good, nice guitar work!

Found the Black Keys on Allmusic, which were listed as similar to RL Burnside. Modern punk meets the Blues, just drums & guitar. Obviously they developed their sound at the time from RL imo. I checked out some of their stuff and preferred their earlier rawer sound, although some of their newer stuff sounds good too, which has evolved the addition of keyboards. Allmusic also had the Whitestripes listed as similar, & who I am familiar, but they're more punk & less blues.





Alabama Shakes is another I found on Allmusic, soul, meets indie rock & blues psychedelia.

The Black Keys might be the most overrated band of the last 10 years. The street musicians outside verizon center playing those gallon sized plastic barrel drum sets are better musicians than the Black Keys, who aren't even the best band with the initials B.K.

Screw_Michigan wrote:...who aren't even the best band with the initials B.K.

You read my mind, comrade.

Screw_Michigan wrote:You read my mind, comrade.

That's 'cause you're a cool bro.

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote:You read my mind, comrade.

That's 'cause you're a cool bro.

Which one of you two is black? A "friend" wants to know.

Goober McTuber wrote: Which one of you two is black?

Why, that would be Cuda of course...you silly goose!

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote:...who aren't even the best band with the initials B.K.

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:

Screw_Michigan wrote:You read my mind, comrade.

That's 'cause you're a cool bro.

You guys sure you are cool? Tough to be cool with no rhythm. Coolie makes more sense, no rhythm, little style.

Sound good Sam.

especially Cherokee Werewolf.