Song of the moment

[George Aar]

Well, since somebody brought up Tom Waits,

ya gotta listen to this one, a minute and seventeen seconds, and he'll break your heart:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=XewO1DB96To&feature=related

[RumRunner]

Its a Beautiful Day (60's group, they did "White Bird"), and Buckwheat Zydeco, Down Home Live, Thanksgiving at El Sido's.

Anyone who likes zydeco music needs to check this out - It Rocks!

Excellent band - there is only one other person on GS besides me (that I know of) that used to listen to that band. Tossed in the mix with them - altho a different style completely you can't forget Hot Tuna - Death Don't Have No Mercy.

Edited November 27, 2007 by RumRunner

[bulwinkl]

Rumrunner add me to the mix then cos I have it on CD as well as my wife having the original album. the only songs I liked on it were "Girls with no eyes" and the aforementioned "White Bird" it took so long to get it on CD cos Dave Laflamme and his wife broke up and that album was held in limbo. They were fighting over it as if it were their child.

[DontWorryBeHappy]

VAN MORRISSON.......live, at the montreaux jazz festival, 2004................van-the-man with an excellent band behind him, covering ray charles, bob dylan.......and of course, himself!......a fun listen!

rummy...........saw it's a beautiful day twice at the fillmore.........and........hot tuna always rocks!!!!

excie........thanks for the clips........every one was good!!!

george...........tom waits is always soooooo INTENSE!.............thanks for the clip!..................peace........

[Tom Strange]

Rummy! there's more than one!

I wonder if ex10 discovered the "BeckOla" I left on her Ipod yet?

[waysider]

Yep

"White bird must fly or she will die."

I think I have the vinyl here someplace along with Basket Of Light by Pentangle.

Hot Tuna---Jorma has a place not far from here where he holds workshops.

Jack Cassidy is involved in it too.

Zydeco---What's not to like?

Saw a good zydeco(kinda) group at a festival this summer called Robin Lacy and DeZydec.

Lots-O-Fun!!

Eat More crawfish!!!!!

[likeaneagle]

I found this station today,its a Boston station, best darn folk Ive heard in my 50+ yrs.

http://www.wumb.org/home/index.php

[doojable]

Yep"White bird must fly or she will die."I think I have the vinyl here someplace along with Basket Of Light by Pentangle.Hot Tuna---Jorma has a place not far from here where he holds workshops.Jack Cassidy is involved in it too.Zydeco---What's not to like?Saw a good zydeco(kinda) group at a festival this summer called Robin Lacy and DeZydec.Lots-O-Fun!!Eat More crawfish!!!!!

Okay.. I had to look this up since everyone has been raving about it: It was the only video I could find that had the original music. Edited November 28, 2007 by doojable

[doojable]

Waysider and RumRunner - Here's Jorma Kaukonen and David Bromberg doing "Death Don't Have No Mercy" And here is the same song done by the Grateful Dead

[doojable]

Its a Beautiful Day (60's group, they did "White Bird"), and Buckwheat Zydeco, Down Home Live, Thanksgiving at El Sido's.Anyone who likes zydeco music needs to check this out - It Rocks!

Here you go BURFORD - Buckwheat Zydeco -"Ma 'Tit Fille NEW ORLEANS TRIBUTE" It DOES Rock!

[bulwinkl]

try this

[Belle]

I LOVE Zydeco! Have quite the collection, meeself. :)

Thanks to my little bro, I've been enjoying Gillian Welch, Wilco and Uncle Tupelo.

[doojable]

This is the song my daughter is listening to lately:Vanessa Carlton - "A Thousand Miles" has some nice piano.

[doojable]

Another TOD pick - Train - "Drops of Jupiter"

[doojable]

Blood Sweat and Tears - "Hi-De-Ho" and "And When I Die" (in concert)

[doojable]

Tower of Power - "Squib Cakes"

[doojable]

"So Very Hard to Go"

[RumRunner]

Okay.. I had to look this up since everyone has been raving about it: It was the only video I could find that had the original music.

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Nice vid Dooj - not the original Musack tho - email me if you want a copy of the real original. The vid did seem right out of the 60's tho. The first and most prominent plane was the XB-70 Valkerye. Beautiful plane and much maligned in history. Also had some classic footage of an A-4 (H series) landing onto "cable 13" on the deck of the Oriskany.

Waysider and RumRunner - Here's Jorma Kaukonen and David Bromberg doing "Death Don't Have No Mercy"

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And here is the same song done by the Grateful Dead

sweet

Rummy! there's more than one!

I wonder if ex10 discovered the "BeckOla" I left on her Ipod yet?

Beck's Bolero - nothing more need be said my friend

Edited November 30, 2007 by RumRunner

[doojable]

Nice vid Dooj - not the original Musack tho - email me if you want a copy of the real original.

I tried... I'll take you up on that if you're serious.Simon and Garfunkle: "For Emily- Wherever I May Find Her" Edited November 30, 2007 by doojable

[doojable]

Beck's Bolero - nothing more need be said my friend

Here ya go RR and Tom...

[Tom Strange]

Simon and Garfunkle: "For Emily- Wherever I May Find Her"

thank you dooj!

that was a nice little break... I've always loved it...

Garfunkel's voice is such an instrument and Simon is a genius.

thanks for the Beck as well!

I was surfing by PBS the other day and caught part of Beck onstage for the Chicago Crossroads thing...

[excathedra]

thanks don39

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and thanks geo. for waits. really nice

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[excathedra]

--sadly keith whitley died but i loved him--i'm trying to find my other favorite song from him "i wonder do you think of me"--i'm showing my years of living in nashville. i grew to love country and he was my favorite

[excathedra]

----dedicated to keith whitley, long gone, jimmy doop, dave crawley, dovie, and so many others..... Edited December 1, 2007 by excathedra

[doojable]

Alanis Morissette - "One Hand in My Pocket" She has other songs I like - but this one is the least objectionable.