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recane1 |
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The Allman Brothers Band.
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WLYBGR |
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Anything country, old or new!!
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freestoner |
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Since I brought up that the recently departed, late and great John Martyn was a fisher, I thought I'd add a bit of fishin' content I found in searching
the Net.
From an April 2004 interview: "...the keen fisherman [Martyn] aims to get back fishing. However, the River Nore which flows close by wouldn't be his first choice. "I actually prefer little small streams where I can catch sea trout, " he says..." http://www.rteguide.ie/2009/0129/staroftheday.html From his old comrade, bassist Danny Thompson: "We were driving from Exeter to Bristol, just the two of us on the road, and he said, 'I fancy doing a bit of fishing'. So we pulled into this village and we found this fishing shop. Now I know nothing about fishing. And there was this unbelievable rod, which means nothing to me, a rod's a rod. So we both go into this shop, and he starts saying to this bloke, 'I want that rod, and this, and that'. And the bloke says, 'Sorry it's not for sale'. He took an immediate dislike to us because he thought we were 'oiks'. So John says, 'You think I'm not a genuine fisherman or something! That is a so and so rod. If you like I'll tie you a Spring Mayfly!' And there and then he picks some dust up off the floor and makes this fly for the bloke in the shop, and then starts talking about stuff that means absolutely nothing to me. And the bloke is absolutely stunned. He ended up getting the rod out of the window, flogging it to him, cash. John bought the gear and said 'Where's the nearest bit of fishing round here?' The bloke says, 'There's this lake, go and see the Bailiff, his name's so and so'. So we went up to this place and I thought, right I'll just sit here and watch him do this pathetic activity. So John started fishing, doing all this fly stuff. So I sat on the riverbank and said, 'That's so easy', John turned round and said 'You what!' 'It's so easy, all it is is timing, all it is is rhythm. It's so easy'. He said, 'Do you think you could do it?' I went charging down the riverbank and said 'give us it here', he said 'careful son, you don't know what you're doing'. I said, 'Just give me the rod!' I dragged it off him and he said, 'now be careful' and I said 'just go away!' I cast and the fly went rip, and it got stuck right in my cheek. So there I am, standing there holding this rod with this fishing line stuck in my cheek. Now I thought nothing much about it and said 'John, get it out of me' and he said 'I can't! Because what you're supposed to do is to push the hook through, cut the barb off and then take it out, and I haven't got any tools with me.' So I said 'just pull it out', and he said 'It'll take half your face off.' So I said 'I can't drive with it sticking out of me face like this.' He said 'You'll have to do it.' So I thought right, and I went like that, but I knew I couldn't, as I knew when it was going to happen; but if John did it, then I wouldn't. So I said 'I'll just look at that blackbird sitting up in that tree, and you do it when I'm not thinking about it.' So of course I didn't have to say anymore to John, he went 'alright'. BANG! And I went 'there you go, brilliant'. He said 'No, the hook's still in your face'. He broke the line and broke the top of the hook off. Then he said 'you'll be alright, it'll just get into your blood stream, go round your body, get to your heart and you'll die in about two years and you won't know anything about it'. The hook's still in there, when it gets cold you can see a blue hook in my cheek!" - Danny http://www.johnmartyn.com...0Notes%20-%20One%20World ! might as well put up one more John Martyn YouTube link- his live performances are extraordinarily well-represented there, compared to even top-selling artists. This one is perhaps his well-known tune, due to Eric Clapton covering it and having a pretty good radio play hit with it- "May You Never." This version features Martyn doing a vocal duet with Kathy Mattea, sidekick Thompson on bass and Jerry Douglas doing his usual 5-star turn on the dobro. If you've never witnessed "musical chemistry" before, here's your big chance: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBPTuAl2Qyk
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lstshkr |
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Since I usually get to take a few long trips (Colorado, Montana), I like to have a variety of music on my iPod for those long Nebraska and North Dakota
stretches. My favorites
Steely Dan CSNY Stevie Ray Vaughan Clapton Leo Kottke I also toss in these Bach's Brandenburgs Haydn Concerti Copeland's "Appalachia Spring" Other than those, I sometimes will bring a novel on CD to listen to. But most of the time, I'm content to daydream about all the trout I'd like to catch! Dean D
"I used to be clueless, but I've turned that situation around 360 degrees."
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FWdB |
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Being a music nut at least as much as a fishing nut, I love topics like these for inspiration, and new things to explore and enjoy.
Thanks all! Wilfred de Bruijn
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Tarheel |
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Warren Haynes is a first cousin, so Gov't Mule and the Allman Brothers are always along for the ride. Reba McEntire, Jimmy Buffett, James Taylor, Aaron
Neville, David Allen Coe, .38 Special, Lynard Skynard, Bob Marley, George Strait, George Jones... Where do you stop?
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flyslinger |
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I listen to Stevie Ray Vaughn, E. C., Bonnie Raitt, Neil Young, Willie Nelson, George Strait, and others. I must say, however, I never go fishing without having at least one Bob Wills CD in the truck. Oop's almost forgot one of my favorites is Allison Krauss.
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doloresboy |
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Partial List:
Alison Krauss Bill Monroe Blue Highway Earl Skruggs Doc Watson Ricky Skaggs Sam Bush Tim O'Brien Railroad Earth Del McCoury Ralph Stanley Sinatra Matt |
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NorthBranch |
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Marley, Van Morrison, Bela Fleck, George Strait, U2
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shakeylee |
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there is no stereo on my motorcycle,my only means of transport.so,i sing to myself.it sounds like this: http://www.myspace.com/shakeylyman
otherwise i would listen to muddy waters ,bob dylan,little walter,bb king,hillary hahn,robert johnson,johnny burnette,john lee hooker,hound dog taylor,howlin' wolf,josh bell,son house,etc!
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silverspey |
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anything by johnny cash but the storytellers with john cash and willie nelson is really good.
jimi hendrix- blues led zeppelin eric clapton the who pearl jam blind melon- soup sublime peter tosh and bob marley theres more but those get a lot of play time. |
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SnooKen |
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If Mistakes are the Wellspring of Wisdom how come I ain't Solomon?
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Fatmans1 |
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Like Heavy Metal, Rock, Classic Rock, Oldies, Doo Wap, Jazz, Classical, Country but one that NEVER EVER gets in my vehicle or house is that RAP
CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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WestSlope |
Music is suppose to sound like Kelly Joe Phelps | #74 | ||
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SnooKen, Thanks for the gift of Kelly Joe Phelps a diamond in the ruff!!!
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Arctic Grayling.fiberglassflyro... |
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I have a CD case that holds about ten CDs that i change out about every road trip, but I always keep three Hobo Jim CDs in the truck all summer.
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Eric Peper |
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Since my most common drive to go fishing is only about 12 miles, a few cuts from a Wes Montgomery CD usually does it, altho' it could also be anything from
Gershwin to Rachmaninoff to Willy Nelson, Marty Robbins or Johnny Cash.
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freestoner.fiberglassflyro... |
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I have a Wes Montgomery record that has a live version of him doing the Coltrane tune "Impressions"- and the solo on it is so good that in the middle
of it where Wes really starts going off, you can hear somebody cracking up laughing.
"I can't not believe in a creator. The birds sing too beautifully and the trout are too speckled." John Martyn 1948-2009
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rico64 |
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In short:
red hot chili peppers katie melua asa amy macdonald ben harper |
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jaMo |
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Mason Jennings Neil Halstead Ben Harper Brett Dennen Donavon Frankenreiter Ray Lamontagne Fleet Foxes Iron & Wine The John Butler Trio Jon Swift The Shins
Toubab Krewe The White Buffalo Zee Avi Bob Marley to name a few:) James Morrow
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paxlev |
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My recent CDs have included the Eels greatest, the latest Death Cab for Cutie, and Imogen Heap (a constant for the last two years). Just ordered the latest
Wilco, Moby and Phoenix. My favorite CD over the last three years is Ryan Adams "Love is Hell." A fine CD for those that like a cross of Oasis and
Neil Young. Ric
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