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I guess it's 'follow BadThoughts day' for me today. -
Thanks, BT. I hadn't discovered this one yet. -
Just finished:
Beautiful, as I stated in my last post.
NP:in What are you listening to right now? (13 Indigenous grandmothers are praying for the planet) Comment by kez September 2013
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@Greg - about that free 2013 Navigator Records Sampler - I'm in the US so can't get the free download, but I listened to the samples and that Josienne Clark & Ben Walker track r…
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@GP, yep - that did it. Got the image to show by following your suggestion. I don't know why, but it was set on text. Thanks!
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Dion may not be a name that comes to mind when thinking of the blues, but at 72 years old he came out with a new blues album … -
Ha, I never got him, either. Actually, I had never heard of him until I discovered Elliott Murphy (who I love, BTW), and for the longest time, every time I would go searching for something by Elliott Murphy I would invariably come across all this s…
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I don't normally favor spoken word tracks, but - man, oh man, it's hard to forget this one after hearing it.
FACES
Have I said it before?
I am learning to see, yes, I am beginning.
It is still going badly, but I i… -
@denver, yeah, I had heard OTR was coming out with a new one. Thanks for the link to stream it. Wow - I didn't waste any time in pre-ordering the CD. I love, love this.
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@confused, Re Django Unchained - I don't know about that album ( and I haven't seen the movie, but I was blown away by this cover by Shawn James that I heard on Bandcamp. I had to download it after hearing it. you might want to check it out [url=h…
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@Confused, glad you enjoyed your nostalgic trip with Iain Matthews and friends! Do you have La Terre Commune, his collaboration with Elliott Murphy? I happened upon it in the …
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Warren Haynes' band, Gov't Mule, will release a brand new double CD, Shout!, Sept. 24 on Blue Note Records. Disk 1 is 11 new Gov't Mule songs, and Disk 2 is each of the new songs covered by a guest vocalist. Guest vocalists include Dave Matthews, …
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@Craig (and GP), if you have more lag time in between new mig pieces, how about publishing GP's song of the week piece on Catholic Architecture that was posted here? I thought th…
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I've been meaning to post some garden-themed songs for your experiment for months now. I got sidetracked because you inspired me to make my own garden mix and I got pretty wrapped up in that, but I got it finished and thought I'd let you know the t…
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@Greg, interesting comments. And so true. I especially marvel at how much the Beatles developed musically in a relatively short period of time. And it wasn't just them - as you s…
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Well, people may think I'm crazy for posting this many mixes, but if there's one thing I love to do, it is make mixes for my own listening pleasure. Hence, I already have these made. Some are theme based and some are genre-based. Mixes will be se…
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thanks for the extra links on Diana Jones, confused. I, too, had been checking out Rose Cousins. She's on my wish list. Looking forward to checking out the other artists you mentioned, too.
Speaking of music for your garden, I've been … -
@BN - thanks for pointing out my goof. I think I posted that using my IPad and I mess up a lot trying to cut and paste links when I do that. I meant to link to in Wanda Jackson Comment by kez July 2013
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Love Has Come For You by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell.
This is a delightfully fun album. I didn't know Steve Martin the comedian/actor played the banjo, but here he is with a new album out this year with Paul Simon,s wife, Edie bricke… -
I should have known. Boy, do I feel dumb now!
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@Craig, this might be a stupid question, but who is that? He/she kinda looks like Michael Jackson, but not.
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@BT - the Garifuna Collective cd with Canadian Danny Michel (Blackbirds Are Dancing Over Me) is by far the superior of the two, IMO. I think it's going to be one of my best of 2013 …
