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Posts: 217 02/09/2007 04:26 |
What are your favorite bands to accompany you on that long drive to the favorite part of your world?
Mine: Jerry Garcia / David Grisman (Grateful Dawg) Grateful Dead Guy Clark Townes VanZandt |
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Mark Shamburg |
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Posts: 257 02/09/2007 05:26 |
Just had a great chat with another rod maker about this earlier tonight.
Drag the River Armchair Martian 16 Horsepower Uncle Tupelo Mark Shamburg |
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paulmpin |
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Posts: 139 02/09/2007 09:29 |
Lot of stile of music....
In english... Led Zeppelin Genesis (Peter Gabriel's era) AC-DC The Doors Pink Floyd In spanish.. Argentina bands and singers.... Patricio Rey and his Redonditos de Ricota Charly Garcia Soda Stereo The Berbel Brothers Duo Coplanacu Listening Raiders on the Storm or Souper Ready make me remeber when i reach the windy Chimehuin boca at 5 am. Regards. Paul |
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firehole |
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Posts: 4090 02/09/2007 09:41 Local user |
My favorite /singers are:
The Doors The Stones John Mellencamp Janis Joplin Eagles Righteous Brothers Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young Chicago Dennis |
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Mnash1 |
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Posts: 169 02/09/2007 11:07 |
Like Solitary, nothing makes the miles go by like a Grateful Dead concert.
mark Livin' in a yurt, down by the river.
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Farace |
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Posts: 80 02/09/2007 11:10 |
Punk, jazz, opera, and some things that are rather uncategorizable.
--Bob Farace
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greendrake ll |
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Posts: 1137 02/09/2007 11:55 |
Paul, You are obviously a man of good taste. My all time favorite is a tie for #1 between Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. I had the good fortune to see Zepp in 1976 and the even better fortune to see Pink Floyd on both of their last 2 U.S. tours in 1988 &1994 @RFK stadium in Washington, D.C.They have the best laser show in the world.There was talk a couple of months ago of a possible world tour with Roger Waters rejoining them but I don't think it'll ever happen.If it does I'll be 1st in line, until then I'll just remainComfortably Numb...gd
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dale |
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Posts: 381 02/09/2007 12:13 |
Diana Krall
Steely Dan No Doubt (not the new stuff) Led Zeppelin (I also saw them in about 1976 or 1977 at Chicago Stadium) Roxy Music / B Ferry not necessarily in that order. |
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SAltsh |
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Posts: 92 02/09/2007 13:04 |
Van Morrison
Bob Dylan U2 Frank Zappa, esp. Uncle Meat, Waka Jawaka Bob Marley Bruce Springsteen Miles Davis More Van Morrison |
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diamante |
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Posts: 190 02/09/2007 13:18 Moderator |
Clapton
Stevie Ray Vaughn Robert Cray |
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caddisman3 |
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Posts: 607 02/09/2007 13:48 |
Nice selection diamante,listen to a fellow named Ray LeMontagne a fusion of accoustic guitar and jazz with a very soulful voice GOOD STUFF!
Karl |
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nohackle |
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Posts: 605 02/09/2007 15:21 |
Dale,
I'm glad to see you mention "No Doubt" in your list. I consider myself to have somewhat eclectic tastes especially a fan of Bob Marley, Duane Allman , Little Feat ( the llowel george years), Ry Cooder, Bruce Springsteen ( my grandmother lived in Asbury Park N.J. ) and frequently pop in a dead CD that old hippy mnash gave me I took my daughter ( now 21) to a No Doubt concert when they just started to get noticed and the musicianship of that band was astounding. It was an incredible show and I carry a couple of their early Cd's in a plain brown paper bag so as to not get grief from friends. I'm not sure what happened to Gwen Stefani but they were once an excellent band btw check out "Welcome to Jamrock" by Damian Marley .......excellent album showing him to likely be the most talented of Bob's sons bill |
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reelsmith |
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Posts: 963 02/09/2007 16:51 |
John Hiatt
The Band The Temptations Little Feat Taj Mahall The Doobie Brothers (the non-Michael McDonald years) The Doors Stephen Stills James Brown ...and a lot of that goofy stuff from the 60s: Thre Dog Night, The Grass Roots, Tommy James & The Shondells and a lot of those one-hit-wonder bands. dean. |
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dale |
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Posts: 381 02/09/2007 17:16 |
Bill (nohackle),
My daughters are 8 and 11, so it wouldn't have been appropriate to bring them to a nodoubt concert (I have this 6 cd/dvd set with live videos, and there is a bunch of adult language). They like the "NEW" Gwen Stefani and Aly/AJ, etc kind of stuff... My tastes are eclectic too. And they change from decade to decade! Dale |
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greendrake ll |
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Posts: 1137 02/09/2007 18:15 |
Very enjoyable thread! Stop and think about it,there is nothing like music that will make you associate an artist or song to a particular point in your life.Who you were dating at the time,the way you dressed,the length of your hair,whether you were mellow or were rebelling against the "establishment".Some of the artists mentioned here I hadn't given much thought to lately,but as soon as nohackle mentioned Ry Cooder,the first thought that sprang to mind was"hey buddy can you lend me a dime".And has there ever been a guitar solo(duo) as good as the one by Eric Clapton and Duane Allman on Layla?I used to tell my oldest daughter that the music she listened to would be nowhere to be found in 5 short years.That the music I listened to had been around for 30-40 years and 30-40 years from now I'll bet the ranch that you will still be able to turn on any FM rock station and they'll still be playing The Stones ,Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd as well as most of the other artists mentioned here.
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andre49 |
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Posts: 1227 02/09/2007 20:04 Deeply Shallow |
Pieces of a dream
Mountain Canned Heat Genya Ravan and Ten Wheel Drive James Gang Chambers brothers Vanilla Fudge Traffic Blind Faith Jeff Beck Band wih Rod Stewart 10 Years After Airplane Janis and Jimmy John Mayall Spirit Grand Funk Doors and yes i'll cop to it Bee Gees Saturday Night Fever |
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bobbeegee |
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Posts: 3303 02/09/2007 20:08 |
SAltsh,
You and I must have been born under the same sign! My list would almost mirror yours! Been enjoying some of Johnny Cashes last works. Bob |
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SAltsh |
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Posts: 92 02/09/2007 21:28 |
Bob-
Funny you mentionned Cash- Just this afternoon we were in the car and I almost put some on, but put on some Roy Orbison instead. Sometimes I'm asked for favorites lists by friends or clients - end up talking jazz or Springsteen or Van, or books like Middleton or H. James. I spend time listening and speaking all day with people about what's most important to them. Kind of like we do here with these beautiful handmade tools and fishing and rivers and.... -Steve |
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bobbeegee |
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Posts: 3303 02/09/2007 21:43 |
SAltsh,
My man Roy! I hope I didn't miss his performance on PBS! I think it's called"A Black and White Night", not sure. I have a VHS tape of it somewhere!? Great club performance with Springsteen, Elvis Costello, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, K.D. Lang, and many others accompanying. I spend time with a lot of different personalities every day. My occupation is salesman........Yikes!! Sounds as if you may be more of a therapist or....? Bob |
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DrLogik |
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Posts: 1729 02/09/2007 22:22 |
XM Radio... The Boneyard, Watercolors, Top Tracks, Frank's Place, or MLB (Major League Baseball).
Nothing beats satellite radio. I was a skeptic until I signed up. You never lose a station. You can be in the middle of nowwhere and not have a radio signal, but by golly XM comes in crystal clear. |
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Cane Head |
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Posts: 2248 02/09/2007 22:35 |
I have a rather eclectic taste in music. I like and listen to just about anything but Rap.
Lynard Skynard Tom Petty Fleetwood Mack Beatles CSNY Neil Young & Crazy Horse Clapton Pink Floyd Joni Mitchell Nanci Griffith JS Bach CPE Bach Handel Vivaldi Teleman Pachelbel Silly Wizard Battlefield Band Ossian Tannahill Weavers Relativity Clannad (early stuff - in gaelic) Robert Johnson Drives my family crazy Cane |
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