Reply With QuoteR_of_G..... ^^^^ reminded me of something I dug out this weekend.
Reason being that the bass player on this album, Harvey Brooks, was also the bassist on "*****es Brew". Typical foggy Monday Morning random association.
good stuff - both.
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R_of_G..... ^^^^ reminded me of something I dug out this weekend.
Reason being that the bass player on this album, Harvey Brooks, was also the bassist on "*****es Brew". Typical foggy Monday Morning random association.
good stuff - both.
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Love a good deal of that Super Session album, as well as the work Bloomfield, Kooper and Brooks did with Dylan on the Highway 61 Revisited album. Good stuff indeed!Originally Posted by Tio Kimo
R_of_G..... ^^^^ reminded me of something I dug out this weekend.
Reason being that the bass player on this album, Harvey Brooks, was also the bassist on "*****es Brew". Typical foggy Monday Morning random association.
good stuff - both.
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Another 2012 favorite...
Sleigh Bells
Reign of Terror
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And another 2012 favorite...
Luke Skyrawker
I really like the sound (production) of this record, and the energy is really good too.
Yesterday, actually, but who's counting?
"No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi
Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.
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Never in a million year would I have thought I'd like this....but it really kicks a$$.
"No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi
Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.
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"No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi
Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.
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Never in a million year would I have thought I'd like this....but it really kicks a$$.
Thile kicks a$$ indeed. I think he's someone we're gonna hear from for many many years to come. After leaving Nickel Creek, he put out this album, which is fantastic....no formulas apply with this guy. He'll go down as the Bela Fleck of Mando players (and collaborated with Fleck on a classical album...yeah classical..a mando and a banjo, and it's fantastic as well.)
And why wouldn't you dig something from the guy that wrote this.....
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Friday Miles!
Miles Davis - Cookin' With The Miles Davis Quintet
Miles Davis - A Tribute To Jack Johnson
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^^ Did you get into my iPod playlists again.
I'm doing an All-Miles Friday myself.
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And a new one for me, added to today's play list...
Miles Davis - Nefertiti
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Push comes to shove, the second 60's quintet is my "Best Band of All Time" and that album is a wonderful illustration of why.
And a new one for me, added to today's play list...
Miles Davis - Nefertiti
So's this one which came out in the 70s but was recorded in the late 60s with that personnel.
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Still a strong contender for my overall favorite album of 2012.
Reverend Rawk
Just got the CD in the mail today!
"Confessor" might replace "Song of Yesterday" as my favorite BCC song.
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B.B. King - Blues Is King - Live In Chicago 1967
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Today is the birthday of two of my biggest musical heroes, Booker T. Jones and Neil Young. If only there were a way to listen to both of them at the same time. Oh wait, there is (Drive-By Truckers too)
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