For Music Lovers

[socks]

Guster (we need you!)"Fa Fa Fa"

Edited June 7, 2007 by socks

[mstar1]

This isnt a song, but blues fans will love it....

Blues Singer's Woman Permitted To Tell Her Side Of The Story

Edited June 7, 2007 by mstar1

[A la prochaine]

Mr. Star,

I have acquired a whole new vocabulary this morning.

Unrestricted Potato-Pie distribution

rock him until his back no longer has any bone,

compared as a dresser 'cause someone is always going through her 'drawers'

he goes off and gets his swerve on while I sit at home by myself

I will neither rock nor roll him to the break of dawn

my lovin' is so sweet, it tastes just like the apple off the tree

and la pièce de résistance...

I do not give out my sweet potato pie arbitrarily, as I am not the sort of no-good doney who engages in such objectionable behavior

what the heck is a 'DONEY'?

:blink:

Edited June 7, 2007 by A la prochaine

[mstar1]

Sorry --I couldnt stp laughing when a friend sent it to me this morning,

It had about every blues cliche---I lost it when I read

'the same policy applies to her biscuits, which may be buttered only by Jackson. '

I better post something beofre I get in trouble....

Taj Mahal--Sittin on Top Of The World

for front porch pickers

[mstar1]

Which naturally ( :blink: Huh?) leads to:

The water is Wide by Ed Gerhard

Edited June 7, 2007 by mstar1

[waysider]

" What's a DONEY?"

It's an old term used to describe a gardening tool.

( Not a shovel or rake)

Bet your goin' fishin' all of the time.

Your baby's goin' fishin' too.

You can bet your life, your sweet wife gonna catch more fish than you.

Many fish bite if you've got good bait.

Here's a little tip that I would like to relate.

Got my pole. Got my line.

And I'm goin' fishin', yes I'm goin' fishin' and my baby's goin' fishin' too.

Double entandre is a big part of what makes the blues so much fun.

It seems to have become obsolete with the hip-hop generation.

40s and 50s blues has some of the most creative (and fun) you will ever see.

[dougie73]

Taj Mahal-Fishin Blues

[polar bear]

If there is any cult worth joining this it is. I'm sorry to say I'm one of them=yes I'm a Parrothead. I think Margarittaville should be the new national anthem. So to salute summer here it is, our new national anthem-

[doojable]

George Harrison - "While My Guitar Gently Weeps"

[doojable]

George Harrison and Paul Simon in a nice version of "Here Comes the Sun" and "Homeward Bound"

Edited June 8, 2007 by doojable

[doojable]

Bob Dylan -"With God on Our Side" (A great anti-war song.)

Edited June 8, 2007 by doojable

[A la prochaine]

Dooj,

wow... George Harrison and Paul Simon's harmonies are soooo close. It's like they're brothers, like it's a genetic thing. Such close tonal values. (does that make any sense?)

Cool!

[A la prochaine]

OK...now you've got me a on a Dylan roll.... here I go ~ I chose this video because the other videos weren't as clear vocally. And since Dylan is all about the poetry thought I'd concentrate on that. and...I thought Dooj might appreciate the artwork too :) DIGNITY ~

Edited June 8, 2007 by A la prochaine

[mstar1]

Cool synchronicity

i was lookin for a good video of Dignity to email off just yesterday---That'll work!

Thanks!

[doojable]

Damien Rice - "Delicate" (Ala - look at the condition of his guitar!)

[A la prochaine]

OH YOWZER... about as bad as Willie Nelson's guitar... I wonder if he gets slivers in his thumb when he's strumming???

But what a lovely tune... you gotta' love Damien... such heart, soul and passion. Thanks Dooj... was so cool to watch him play!

Mr. Star,

Glad I was able to help in your search.

[mstar1]

two versions for a lazy Saturday mornin'

[waysider]

Electric Flag(1967)-----Wine, Wine, Wine!

[waysider]

[doojable]

Donovan "Season of the Witch"

[doojable]

"Epistle to Dippy":"Catch the Wind" - Donovan in a very old clip -

[doojable]

Tom Waits - "Take Me Home"

[doojable]

"You're Innocent When You Dream":

[dougie73]

From the "Concert for George" / Horse to Water & My Sweet Lord

[waysider]

The Yardbirds----1968