So, what music are you listening to now?

[bobabode]

Santana's Greatest. Samba Patty.

[icenine]

Originally Posted by epifanatic

Hacienda Brothers~ ST

I have a rare cd of a live recording called Ranch and Town that they did in Oslo, Norway.
Still sealed...I am reluctant to open it.

[epifanatic]

Originally Posted by icenine

I have a rare cd of a live recording called Ranch and Town that they did in Oslo, Norway.
Still sealed...I am reluctant to open it.

Yeah, listening to it right now...

[epifanatic]

Originally Posted by icenine

I have a rare cd of a live recording called Ranch and Town that they did in Oslo, Norway.
Still sealed...I am reluctant to open it.

The late, great, Chris Gaffney had more soul in his little finger than most of us cold ever hope for.

[icenine]

Originally Posted by epifanatic

The late, great, Chris Gaffney had more soul in his little finger than most of us cold ever hope for.

I have the What's Wrong With RIght....I should give it a spin today....

[Dondilion]

Originally Posted by bobabode

It's only the Left Coast sound if you're using JBL's or Altec's?

Yeah west coast sound referred to speakers as well but with a definite different meaning.

The west coast sound emanating from San Francisco and Los Angeles from such players as Mulligan and Chet Baker brought a lot of white people in the jazz tent.

It was a sound devoid of speed and stress more like one which envisions lemonade under the shade. It was also a sound which I personally felt to be cloying but in the long run it saved jazz because of the influx of white fans.

Some black musicians got the clue and adjusted their sound.

I noticed you have been playing a lot of Jethro Tull.
So I went to Youtube and found the entire album "Thick As A Brick"

www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9JEPeeohYs

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by Dondilion

Yeah west coast sound referred to speakers as well but with a definite different meaning.

The west coast sound emanating from San Francisco and Los Angeles from such players as Mulligan and Chet Baker brought a lot of white people in the jazz tent.

It was a sound devoid of speed and stress more like one which envisions lemonade under the shade. It was also a sound which I personally felt to be cloying but in the long run it saved jazz because of the influx of whites fans.

Some black musicians got the clue and adjusted their sound.

I noticed you have been playing a lot of Jethro Tull.
So I went to Youtube and found the entire album "Thick As A Brick"

www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9JEPeeohYs

Give 'Stand Up' a listen, Don.

[Rex E.]

It's Sunday morning so as always..

KSHE KLASSICS

(in over time right now)

www.kshe95.com

gonna be switching soon as the 7591's are all warmed up

[bobabode]

Cry of Love by Jimi

I'm thinking of breaking out some Patsy Cline next.

[Rajoo]

70+ Vinyl score for $30, VG condition, but had to drive 70 miles to get it.
Mostly classic rock with some Manilow & Christmas albums thrown in for diversity. Some great Zep & Springsteen and less than a handful of duplicates.