Bob-
Yes, psychologist.
Saw your post about fishing alone in a river.
Can identify. My wife's a saint.
-Steve
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-Steve
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Posts: 1311 02/09/2007 23:33 |
I echo Solitary Angler's choices and would add " Spaghetti Tapes " by Garcia/ Grissman/Rice. I also enjoy old blues by John Hurt, Honeyboy Edwards, Snoky Prior and many others. Townes is , along with Dylan, perhaps the greatest lyricist ever , , as well as a great singer-character. "Live at the Old Quarter " is amazing.
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Posts: 293 02/10/2007 00:11 |
Dynamite Hack
Weezer Panic! At the Disco Incubus Lily Allen Basically, Sirius Alt Nation stuff. ...as well as college sports on Sirius. I dig the "Old & In The Way" stuff of Garcia/Grisman. |
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rockymountainbrown |
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Posts: 312 02/10/2007 01:56 |
It doesn't get much better than reelsmith's list. Have you seen The Last Waltz? I have seen it countless times. Dr. John is absolutely great!
Add in: The Subdudes Red Hot Chili Peppers Sarah McLachlan~what a voice! Willie Nelson RMB |
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Posts: 963 02/10/2007 10:17 |
Agreed, The Last Waltz is fantastic. That was one helluva' band. Did you know that Eric Clapton all but begged to join, but they just couldn't find a suitable spot for him?
If you like rock videos, check out the latest from The Doobie Brothers: Live From Wolftrap. Like CSN&Y, these guys shows have greatly improved in recent years. Tom Johnston is in great voice and is one of the most under-rated guitarman around. That band is tight-tight-tight. Now, if there was only a video of Little Feat's Waiting For Columbus years! By the way, I seemed to have left my female favoites off my list, so add: Linda Rondstat Joni Mitchell Bonnie Raitt Chaka Kahn and Joan Armatrading As for those one-hit wonders: Blues Image's I'm Your Captain and Dobie Gray's Drift Away are two of my alltime faves. dean. |
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Soft Hackle |
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Posts: 1311 02/10/2007 11:18 |
Can't believe I left out" The Band" , saw them several times as well as Rick Danko and Levon Helm solo shows .Always fantastic, wish Danko was still with us. Also Paul Butterfield , who I saw with Danko in a small club. Neil Young and Buffalo Springfield are favorites along with Gram Parsons 2 albums with Emmy Lou Harris which have magical harmonies. Guy Clark, Bill Morrissey, and Greg Brown.
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Posts: 2358 02/10/2007 11:35 Bamboo preacher |
Willie Nelson
Ray Charles Johnny Cash Randy Travis Norah Jones Miles Davis JS Bach Schubert Copeland Tchaikovsky (sp?) Very favorite is live opera from the Met, but hard to always be travelling on Saturday afternoons. Harry Harry Boyd
maker@canerods.com http://www.canerods.com |
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BobS |
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Posts: 1171 02/10/2007 11:42 |
Nothing at all while driving. Not a safety/concentration issue. Simply prefer the (relative) silence.
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Boo |
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Posts: 1314 02/10/2007 11:49 |
B. Springsteen
Tom Petty Bodeans U2 Mark Knopler John Mellencamp Lucinda Williams Eric Clapton Rolling Stones Leo Kottke Neil Young Beatles Cowboy Nation Morphine Rush Black Crowes Talking Heads Van Morrison Orbison John Mayall Allison Krause Greg Brown Adrian Legg anything Classical |
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Marterius |
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Posts: 439 02/10/2007 13:08 A Blue Doctor |
Ah... there are some music that forever are associated with fishing trips to Norway in my mind. In particular, Dire straits, Springsteen, and a lot Irish stuff like the Pogues and the Chieftains.
A lot of classical music also, in particular Bach and Händel, but also some of their baroque contemporaries. There is also something special about playing Grieg when driving in Norway, one really understands how the Norwegian landscape inspired him. I also have a magic memory of driving up along river Rauma playing Beethoven's symphony no 9 on high volume... I also remember my very first fishing trip alone with friends, I was about 18, we were away for two weeks, and we forgot the bag with all the cassettes. There were two cassettes with various mixed music in the car and we all hated them to the guts when we came home. For some reason we never got the idea of buying something new on the trip. Regards, Martin in Sweden ------------------
"On the long list of things that people use, I have always felt that there are three outstanding examples of perfect harmony between utility and beauty. They are the violin, the double shotgun, and the fly rod." William J. Schaldach |
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Flyman615 |
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Posts: 3500 02/10/2007 20:30 |
You want eclectic? How about my faves...
Linda Ronstadt---------------------Chicago Patsy Cline--------------------------Christopher Cross Shania Twain------------------------Ravel Robert Palmer----------------------Kenny G Roy Orbison-------------------------Rufus Wainwright Moody Blues------------------------Vonda Shepard Garth Brooks------------------------Vivaldi George Strait------------------------James Taylor Sheryl Crow--------------------------Jimmy Buffett Dwight Yoakim----------------------Bonnie Raitt Best, Flyman 
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canebreak |
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Posts: 302 02/10/2007 20:54 |
Won't even bother to compile my list...I like elements of most everyone's lists, and then some. Good music in any genre is good music (I happily exclude rap, satisfyingly smug that my original premise regarding good music remains intact, as I refuse to consider chanting filthy rhymes while wearing baggy pants music).
Well, maybe a couple additions to the lists: a great lost classic 70's album...J.J. Cale's "Naturally" (with the racoon on the cover). It gets you into a great groove for cruising those long stretches and keeps you there. Has several original versions later appropriated by Clapton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, etc. Second, a recent addition: The Wood Brothers. I don't know how to describe these talented guys, except to say that I can hear so many influences (many on the above lists). Just powerful, eclectic, great sounds and lyrics. Have a listen! |
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rgram |
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Posts: 95 02/11/2007 01:59 |
Well heres a few I find myself going to more often then others. Just clicked on Miles "Flamenco Sketches from " Kind of Blue." Seems every time I hear that album I feel like a Black Label and a smoke. And so I pour.
John Klemmer Paul Desmond Shirley Horn Ethel Ennis Toots Thielman The Brand New Heavies Olu Dara Paolo Conte Pat Metheny Diana Krall Chet Baker Zero 7 Bebel Gilberto Dave Brubeck Swing out Sister Bob |
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gmflyfish |
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Posts: 1264 02/11/2007 09:35 |
For drives to the river
Moody Blues Enya Todd Snider Traveling Wilbury's Clapton - The Crossroads Boxed Set - unplugged - Ridin with the King Stevie Ray Vaugh and Double Trouble The Fabulous Thunderbirds. The Rolling Stones The Dave Brubeck Quartet Gregg |
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bob2935 |
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Posts: 843 02/11/2007 15:04 |
Give me the punk, pub rock and alternative bands that came out of England. The Cure, Elvis Costello, Dave Edmonds, Nick Lowe, Graham Parker, Bill Nelson, Buzz cocks, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Peter Gabriel and David Bowie. I got caught up with the Sex Pistols after Sid died and later got into PIL.
The US bands the Ramones, STP, Todd Rundgren and the Dead Kennedys. My best concert was being in the pit when the Ramones were banging it out at a very small club in Rochester NY. My girlfriend and now my wife didnt care me leaving her in such a rowdy crowd to be by the stage but I could not resist. The primal sounds of the Ramones and other punk bands still bring me back to my college days. Bohemian bob |
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Posts: 223 02/11/2007 17:49 |
Great music tastes & lists! Looks like a lot of "Baby Boomers Plus some" .... amongst the bamboo crowd!!
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twosnakes |
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Posts: 419 02/12/2007 10:33 |
Norman Blake
Doc Watson Ricky Skaggs Tony Rice Chris Thile It is better to be a part of beauty for one instant and then cease to exist than to exist forever and never be a part of beauty.
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canenut |
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Posts: 649 02/12/2007 16:50 |
Many times I drive to the river in peace and quiet in the cab of my truck and return home with the sounds of the river in my head. That is what I like to do most of the time.
When I do listen to music, it is very diverse. Vivaldi Vince Guaraldi Trio - who knows what they're famous for? Phil Keaggy Stevie Ray Vaughn Chicago JS Bach Chopin Beethoven Franz List Handell's Water Music Eric Clapton Led Zeppelin Lynyrd Skynyrd Lighting Hopkins Nora Jones Dianna Krall Ricky Skaggs & Kentuckey Thunder Allison Krause Carrie Underwood Guy Clark Eric Johnson Chris Duarte Johnny Cash Johnny Lang Kasey Chambers Kenny Wayne Shepard Los Lonely Boys Molly Hatchet Robert Cray Robert Earl Keen Eagles Tenacious D Van Morrison Rush Van Halen The Doors Steppenwolf Grand Funk Railroad |
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rbaileydav |
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Posts: 228 02/12/2007 16:56 |
there are the cowboys
Marty Robbins Chris Ledoux Michael Martin Murphy then obviously everyone loves the old outlaws............. johnny willie waylon Bocephus David Allen Coe Merle Haggard a few other classic country's George Jones don williams John Conlee Johnny lee George strait John anderson Oak ridge boys Charlie pride Dwigth yokum Garth brooks (some of his early stuff) Some band country Alabama Charlie daniels Flying burrito brothers The Band and even some Dead From there i head to austin and the texas sound Jerry Jeff Walker Gary p nunn Tommy alverson Billy joe shaver Townes Van zandt Steve Earle Guy clark Asleep at the wheel Ray wylie hubbard Rboert Earl Keen Lyle lovett Rusty wier Larry Joe Taylor Joe Diffie Michael Martin Murphy (his early stuff) John Hiatt John Prine Tom Waits Jed Clampitt and finally the newer "old" country sound Pat greene Django Walker (jerry jeffs kid) Drag the river Bleu Edmondson Cross Canadian Ragweed Bastard sons of johnny cash Whisky town Two dollar pistols old 97's And even a little bluegrass Doc Watson Bill monroe Flatt and scruggs Steve Earle and the del mccoury band Union Station Yonder Mountain string band old crow meidcine show J D Crowe and the new south I know more than you wanted but there is some dang good stuff buried in those names DD |
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cbtrtbum |
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Posts: 432 02/13/2007 03:51 |
great thread, as i am always listening to music on the many long drives around the Rocky Mtn. West. a few favorites...
Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia Band, Moe.,Disco Biscuits, various bluegrass (Hot Rize, Leftover Salmon, YMSB) Black Crowes Listening to some live Dead right now... Peace,Chris |
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