The Blues Bros

Vinyl and commercial Mexican dirtweed.

Damn. There’s always another one just as bad or,possibly, worse. He’s a moron.

Markwayne Moron

This is definitely the one. One of my favorite live records by anyone.

Same. The sad thing is I could see that crook gushing over him as well.

I saw that last week as well. Disappointing to say the least.

A xmas gift from my 3 beautiful daughters. One of my favorite compilations ever.

Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers by Jeff Beck has to be in any best instrumental list. Whether top 5 or top 25 imo.

If You Want Me To Stay is my favorite Sly song. I distinctly remember the first time I heard this album. On an 8track. Yup I’m pretty damned old…

Get Yer Ya Yas Out
Before The Flood
Way Down In The Rust Bucket
Smuggling in: John Prine Live

Don’t Do It

Add Bitches Brew to this list and I’m right there with you. Miles with McLaughlin, Shorter, Zawinul in his band? Yes plz.

Previous: Levon Helm-Eponymous
NP: This incredible record
Next: Robbie Robertson-Eponymous
Sense a theme?
I miss every one of these guys.

I saw them when they toured this record. Small theater. Dwight Twilley Band opened. Fantastic r&r show.

This was a daily listen,8 track of course, in our HS football locker room.

GREAT record.

My favorite Hank album.

No More

Dylan-Street Legal 1978

I’ll throw Freedom into the Neil Young discussion. I probably listen to RG more often myself but Freedom was quite a “comeback.”

Stitt of Okla is definitely in the convo.

Me too

RIP Larry Tamblyn. The Standells were part of my childhood soundtrack.

Musicians:
Delaney & Bonnie Bramlett, Clapton, Dave Mason, Carl Radle, Jim Gordon, Bobby Keys, Bobby Whitlock…nuff said.

A stone cold classic spinning now.

Could we use the word “groceries”? That one seemed to totally fascinate that a-hole a few months ago.

People are asking……

Hey! It’s Live Music Friday!

Feels like a great day to start with this one and go,in order, thru Gaucho.