What Are You Listening To?

[nevets88]

 

[nevets88]

Game of Thrones theme, big band style.

 

[nevets88]

 

[nevets88]

Both born in Augusta, Georgia.

 

[iacas]

If you don't embed, posts are deleted sometimes.

Don't post links that have "formatting," and if you do click the "remove formatting" thing so the video posts as a plain text URL, which will then embed.

[nevets88]

Happy Birthday Stevie Nicks!

 

[nevets88]

Golf Hip Hop

 

[colin007]

TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[DaveP043]

OK, I'm old, a lot of my favorites are from decades ago.  Last night I saw the Stray Cats on their 40th reunion tour.  Had a great time, a bit of a sing-a-long, and lots of loud rockin'.

I was also pretty impressed with the opening act, James Hunter.  He played with just an upright bass player as his accompaniment, but his playing was strong, his singing was soulful, with a nice variety of tempos and styles.  I'd go just to see him again, if he was playing someplace nearby.

 

[nevets88]

Can't stop listening to Succession soundtrack.

F**K OFF (This is said repeatedly in the show)

 

[billchao]

Stumbled onto this song the other day:

And that eventually led me to discover this band:

 

[nevets88]

New album soon.

[Double Mocha Man]

Listening to the sounds of wind-driven rain splatting against my windows...

[Patch]

Usually on Friday/Saturday nights we frequent a bar, or two, that has live music. The music is usually "cover music" by some obscure band, or single musician. Sometimes the single musician has a young, good looking piece of eye candy as part of his show. 

Tonight we stopped at some out of the way Denny's Diner for dinner that was attached to a bar. 

There was a live music show going on in the bar section. At one pount the guy started playing Allen Parson's "Sirius-Eye In The Sky" song. Some of you readers may not know the Sirius song by name, but I guarantee you have heard it. 

The musician, and eye candy, (with great legs)  played other 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s classic rock songs. Well, they were classic to us anyways.. 

One song he played "Running Down A Dream" hooked us into staying for his whole show. We ate our Denny's meal in the bar. 

He covered alot of our favorite songs including stuff by BTO, AC/DC, Scorpions, The Outfield, REM, Wilburys, and many others. I even talked him into doing "Amarillo By Morning", and "Poncho & Lefty". There was a sizeable tip involved for those two songs. 

 It was a really good "cover" show. 

My point is, always look for these out of the way places. You never know what king of talent you might find. 

 

[nevets88]

 

[nevets88]

Sheryl Crow, ageless seemingly.

 

[JetFan1983]

Drew McConnell's Helsinki -- "The Very Last Boy Alive"

 

[nevets88]

Everyone knows this song, but 38 Special wrote some timeless hits.