What are you listening to?

[beautress]

Was reading up on Wolfman Jack, ran into this really old song... it always made me laugh.

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[beautress]

This was the original, but it sounded rough in places earlier

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[beautress]

I used this song when I was doing karaoke. It really brought in the laughs.



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[beautress]

Always loved Louie Armstrong


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[beautress]

Great one for getting people laughing at Karaoke, ok, a few antics added increased the belly laughs.

Hats off to Harry Belafonte!​

 

[The Duke]

I know it ain't "What a Wonderful World", but that's what I'm listening to.

 

[The Duke]

Even though I was just diggin' on some Humble Pie and being amazed at the singer's mouth harp talent; Here's some Louis Armstrong with an American classic:

 

[okfine]

 

[okfine]

From Argentina...

 

[okfine]

Jimmy D. Lane is the son of Jimmy Rogers. You can hear it in his voice. His influence? Jimi Hendrix.

 

[okfine]

I listen to this CD a lot. It is well recorded and the sonics are great.

 

[okfine]

 

[okfine]

Ana Popovic and Ronnie Earl. Amazing stuff!

 

[okfine]

Great song...

 

[okfine]

 

[Natural Citizen]

New Skid Row

They couldn't have found a better front man than Gronwall. To even come close to Sebastian Bach's vocal range is rare, but he's pretty darned close.





Looks like he's also still doing his youtube cover song thing, too, even after getting the new Skid Row gig.

His last couple of cover uploads...

 

[Blaster]

 

[App'z]

A tremendous group here pulling this soundtrack off! It only gets better as the hours go on!

 

[App'z]

Happy Halloween 22

 

[the other mike]

They couldn't have found a better front man than Gronwall. To even come close to Sebastian Bach's vocal range is rare, but he's pretty darned close.





Looks like he's also still doing his youtube cover song thing, too, even after getting the new Skid Row gig.

His last couple of cover uploads...

Dino Jelusic of Trans Siberian Orchestra.....