What are you listening to?

[Marion Morrison]

 

[Marion Morrison]

 

[Coyote]

ahhh love the voices!

 

[Coyote]

One of my all time faves!

 

[Marion Morrison]

 

[Marion Morrison]

I don't care what you think! If you're smart you'll STFU before moar Air Supply.

 

[Coyote]

 

[Natural Citizen]

Now I suppose I have to reveal how young I am:

My buddy threw my Tesla CD out the window on a long bridge, what a dick!

What a great song to hammer all day to! Yessir!

Hey, man, that was a great time to be alive. And young.

 

[Natural Citizen]

New Jersey album.

 

[turtledude]

in the most well known versions, Jerry, as part of OLD AND IN THE WAY plays Banjo while Peter Rowan handles lead vocals. This is a great version with some wonderful guitar solos by one of the most gifted guitarists to ever play

 

[turtledude]

good stuff

 

[Pogo]

Ellen McIlwaine "Hound Dog" -- just found this video from some obscure TV show, really typical of what she does

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Back in the '60s a lame record producer told her not to play through a bass amp as was her style because it "wasn't ladylike".

Yeah maybe that's the point....

 

[Pogo]

Ah, your standard cittern / tabla / hurdy gurdy format of every garage band....

The latter reminds of "Les Amants de Saint Laurent' -- Le Vent du Nord

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[Pogo]

in the most well known versions, Jerry, as part of OLD AND IN THE WAY plays Banjo while Peter Rowan handles lead vocals. This is a great version with some wonderful guitar solos by one of the most gifted guitarists to ever play

Ah, Peter Rowan --- great storyteller timing here:

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[Pogo]

Psychedelia from the Chicago-based band H. P. Lovecraft ... "At the Mountains of Madness" based on the novella by their namesake author. Primitive but powerfully creative. Note the Ginger Baker-inspired triplets on the tom toms at the beginning... (1968, Philips Records)

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[Michelle420]

 

[Michelle420]

 

[Michelle420]

70's is my favorite era of music.

 

[Michelle420]

 

[Michelle420]