So, what music are you listening to now?

[Rajoo]

Fleetwood Mac, Kiln House
Tom Petty, You're gonna Get It
Pink Floyd, The Wall

[Oerets]

Bluegrass off the radio.



Barney

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The Last Record Album by Little Feat

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Originally Posted by icenine

The last song on the Whole Love is probably their best song ever.

Originally Posted by finnbow

It is great. I saw them this summer (along with Dylan and My Morning Jacket) and they were absolutely great. One of the best sets of music I've seen in 20 years.

Enjoyed the Decemberists right off the bat, Wilco might need a couple more listens.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Enjoyed the Decemberists right off the bat, Wilco might need a couple more listens.

I really like the Decemberists too, but they haven't been touring much at all in the past couple of years. The gal who plays keyboards/accordion has cancer, I believe. Colin Meloy, the band's leader and vocalist, is touring solo this Fall/Winter though. The King is Dead is a great album.

[icenine]

I like the Hazards of Love, the only progressive album with a pedal steel guitar.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by icenine

I like the Hazards of Love, the only progressive album with a pedal steel guitar.

Hey now! Little Feat uses a pedal steel, now and then.

Stephen Stills 1 again. Man, I'd forgotten how good this album is. Old Times, good times.

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Hasten Down The Wind by Linda Ronstadt

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Toulouse Street by The Doobie Bros

Dayum, all of these older tunes sound better than when I first heard 'em. Must be my Maggie tube amps.

[donquixote99]

Oh yeah. Ronstadt's hot cover. And good stuff on the record.

I was just listening to some 'early Duke Ellington.' LP transcribed form 78's. Late 20's early, I gather, though the LP isn't precise about that.... Dixieland type, Ellington arrangements.

The blurb says that on their first RCA deal, they got $100 a record. So that came right in and did six records. A good day's work at the time....