The Now Playing Thread

[Blaze]

For me, it is currently Bireli Lagrene and Transatlantic and some Richard Lehoux (know who that is? ).

How did you get your Richard Lehoux stuff ??


Currently listening to one of my favorite acoustic ever

http://www.amazon.com/gp/recsradio/r...gSuffix=dp_img

[R_of_G]

Currently listening to a playlist on shuffle I made of George Harrison and Bob Dylan songs. Right now it's playing "Isn't It A Pity?" from George's All Things Must Pass. I really love this song.

[sumitomo]

101 Silly Songs,ah the memories of when the daughter was 2 and so easy to care for.Sumi

[just strum]

Glitter And Doom: Tom Waits In Concert


1. Lucinda / Ain't going down to the well
2. Down in the hole
3. Falling down
4. Chocolate Jesus
5. All the world is green
6. Cemetary Polka
7. Cause of it all / Till the money runs out
8. Such a scream
9. November
10. Hold On
11. Black Market Baby
12. 9th and Hennepin
13. Lie to me
14. Bargains & Bullfrogs
15. Lucky Day
16. Ridiculous Purchase I
17. On the Nickel & Ridiculous Purchase II
18. Lost in the harbor
19. Innocent when you dream
20. Hoist that rag
21. Make it rain
22. Dirt in the ground
23. Get Behind the Mule
24. Hang down your head
25. Jesus Gonna be here
26. Singapore

ENCORE
27. Eyeball kid
28. Anywhere I lay my head

[tunghaichuan***]

This afternoon:



Next up:



tung

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Glitter And Doom: Tom Waits In Concert

Would that be the Atlanta show that was simulcast on NPR?

It was a great show. Omar Torres on guitar is a bad mother.

NP:

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[marnold***]

[tunghaichuan***]

Like that one, too. :

What can I say, I've got eclectic tastes. :

[Ro3b]

COOL. Growing up in Atlanta, I saw Robert Shaw and the Atlanta Symphony more times than I can count.

[marnold***]

Like that one, too. :

What can I say, I've got eclectic tastes. :

You and me both. That Telarc recording is the best I've ever heard of The Messiah. The music is powerful--one of the finest examples of Baroque composition that you will find. The person who chose the texts was absolutely brilliant. I was just finishing writing my sermon--that's my sermon-writing music.

I posted before seeing what you had just posted. The juxtaposition was rather interesting

[tunghaichuan***]

I'm not sure which recording I have, but it isn't Telarc. Thanks for the recommendation, I may have to pick that one up.

tung

You and me both. That Telarc recording is the best I've ever heard of The Messiah. The music is powerful--one of the finest examples of Baroque composition that you will find. The person who chose the texts was absolutely brilliant. I was just finishing writing my sermon--that's my sermon-writing music.

I posted before seeing what you had just posted. The juxtaposition was rather interesting

[marnold***]

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[Jimi75]

Cat Stevens "Father & Son", right in the moment, before I maxed up Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Freebird" here in the office...well it's Friday!

[sunvalleylaw]

Pandora station based on Koko Taylor, this was the album that came up on the first track:

[Ro3b]

The Red Album by Baroness. Excellent progressive metal band from Savannah, Ga.

[just strum]

Today it was

Smokey Robinson and the Miracles - 18 Greatest Hits

* 1) Shop Around
* 2) Youve Really Got A Hold On Me
* 3) Ill Try Something New
* 4) (You Can) Depend On Me
* 5) Mickeys Monkey
* 6) The Tracks Of My Tears
* 7) Going To A Go-Go
* 8) I Second That Emotion
* 9) If You Can Want
* 10) Baby, Baby Dont Cry
* 11) Doggone Right
* 12) The Tears Of A Clown
* 13) I Dont Blame You At All
* 14) Baby Come Close
* 15) Baby Thats Backatcha
* 16) Quiet Storm
* 17) Cruisin
* 18) Being With You