What are you listening to?

[MaxiMax]

 

[Jone5y]

 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gadAdD4yVQhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gadAdD4yVQ

Over 40 years working at the club and seeing him in other bars I got to know Big Dave a bit.  There are a few stories there.

Big Dave Mclean and Colin Munn (Colin James) were at the Winnipeg Folk Festival, and Muddy Waters was there, and he had an afternoon workshop.  Dave said "Go ask if you can play with him" and Colin said "No way, that's Muddy Waters!" and Big Dave said "If you don't, you'll be kicking your ass for the rest of your life."  I can't remember if it was Colin or Dave that told me that, but it doesn't matter.

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On 22/11/2023 at 03:50, Carpbell3 said:

Originals are always the best

 

 

This is an under-rated track.

[salokcinnodrog]

This was driving music on the way back from the lake today.

 

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[B B]

12 hours ago, buzzbomb said:

 

Nice, I found I was foot tapping, got anymore ?  

[salokcinnodrog]

 I do have an eclectic taste in music, so this Pure Moods was playing in the car recently:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2lvb7VFQbiOq0z1NDJrfkrTDZ-hJLsMM&si=JU5fz6XXFqdkfSAO

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[Golden Paws]

 

[salokcinnodrog]

yesterday's driving music

 

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This is a local band that made it big covering a '67 Doors hit.

 

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[framey]

I’ve been listening to the old soul classics like Otis redding etc 

and mixed in a bit of Sam Cooke and I’m all mellowed again lol

[buzzbomb]

In 1970 I had a friend who's mom would let him take her red Ford Comet 202 out anytime, with a Texaco card in the glove compartment, and we'd pick up Brenda and Joy and go cruising, and this, and Little Green Bag, and all the other hits of the era were on the radio.

 

[buzzbomb]

This is sort of the deep end, but we'll see how it goes.

 

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This Two Jews Blues album has been at the top of my playlist at work for 5 or 6 years...

 

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In the early days of streaming music, we used to snag blues bands travelling between dates on the west coast and Chicago or New York or Toronto, and they'd play our club on a Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday night, maybe to only a dozen people, then the next day they'd go to the song writing centre at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park and record a few sides for the internet, then get on a plane next morning and head to their next show.  These guys left their CD.  It's a love song.