What are you listening to

[Yooper]

Anne Murray, "Song for the Mira".

 

[Midnight Blues]

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[Doc Manhattan]

Listening through the whole catalogue of 16 Horsepower.

(How yours truly, a Yankee Jew, got to be a fan of a Pentecostal roots-bluegrass group, I can never quite figure, but it sure sounds good to me.)

 

[Justpipes]

Ruth Fazal "Inside Your Heart". This is ultimate worship!

 

[Aaron]

Listening through the whole catalogue of 16 Horsepower.

(How yours truly, a Yankee Jew, got to be a fan of a Pentecostal roots-bluegrass group, I can never quite figure, but it sure sounds good to me.)

You have seen "Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus" then I suppose? If you haven't you must.

 

[Doc Manhattan]

You have seen "Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus" then I suppose? If you haven't you must.

It's one of those films I keep meaning to add the Netflix list... I know it has some rare live footage of David Eugene Edwards/16hp. Seen 'em twice live while they were still together and they're truly unbelievable in person.

 

[Aaron]

You have seen "Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus" then I suppose? If you haven't you must.

It's one of those films I keep meaning to add the Netflix list... I know it has some rare live footage of David Eugene Edwards/16hp. Seen 'em twice live while they were still together and they're truly unbelievable in person.

It is really very good. I love the music in it. The song by 16 hp in the special features blows me away every time.

 

[SmokeyTweed]

had the old satelitte radio locked on Willie's Place all morning.

 

[Benjamin Button]

Pandora: Station dedicated to Thievery Corporation...keeps my mind at ease while I plug away at work.

 

[Aaron]

Robert Plant and Allison Krauss "Raising Sand"

 

[Carlos]

Guitar Boogie - Clapton, Beck & Page 1971

 

[gospelman]

The Beatles "Revolver", especially "And Your Bird Can Sing." Some amazing George Harrison/Paul McCartney duo guitar work on that.

Mike

 

[Carlos]

Stephen Stills - Just Roll Tape April 26, 1968 on brand spanking new 180g vinyl.

 

[Carlos]

The Moody Blues - To Our Childrens Childrens Children


Stopped in Wuxtry Rexcords in Decatur, GA the other day and bought a bunch of new-to-me stuff. 8)

 

[Carlos]

Foghat - Stone Blue

 

[Idlefellow]

All the Road Runnin' - Emmy Lou Harris and Mark Knopfler

 

[gospelman]

"Whisky on Sunday" Flogging Molly.

Mike

 

[Anonymous]

While working this morning a little Tool- Latereralus.

 

[Yooper]

James Galway's version of Pachelbel's Canon in D Major.

 

[Anonymous]

Pachelbel's Canon in D Major.

Nice! My Father-In-Law played that at our wedding.