Benny Goodman: compilation Lee Roy Parnell: "Oughta Be a Law" Delbert McClinton: "Live from Austin" Bob Dylan: "Bob Dylan" (first album) Dire Straits: "Sultans of Swing"
Da Parrot-chick wrote: > What y'all listening to these days? It's summertime and the livin' is easy.
Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run - a real summer album Jimmy Buffett - Feeding Frenzy - to remind me of the Camden show Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus - another good summer album A Passion Play - Jethro Tull - just because
Hey, did you find a Miata yet? You obviously enjoyed your first "test drive".
When you come over here and borrow my car, you will have to live with 4 Gb of mostly 60s and 70s rock and roll in high-bit-rate MP3 format. :) Feel free to bring your own, of course. There is still about 16 Gb free.
I do have some classical and just a few jazz on there too. In fact, I used to hate the stuff since the dynamic range is much too large for the Miatas sound level, but the Creative Labs Zen has a really good compressor, and now I am fine with them.
OOOOLLLLDDDD stuff. With the occasional superlative new one thrown in. On custom-burned CDs from my extensive Old Fart LP Collection.
Kingston Trio Brothers Four Limelighters Johnny Cash Chad Mitchell Trio Kendalls Buddy Holly Peter Paul & Mary Lovin' Spoonful Creedance Clearwater Revival Ventures Stompin' Tom Connor Gordon Lightfoot Mary Chaplin Carpenter Jerry Lee Lewis Eric Clapton Rick Nelson Dr. Hood & Medicine Show Stan Rogers Arlo Guthrie Tennessee Ernie Ford Mammas & Papas Sandy Nelson Jimmy Rogers Highwaymen Weavers
40's, 50's, 60's 70's "Hit Parade" stuff
Tina Turner "Steamy Windows" Barenaked Ladies "If I Had A Million $$$"
Hey! I'm a Baby Boomer, one of the first off the line, so I got imprinted on this stuff. Play me a few notes of the beginning of anything in that period and my imprinting will fill in the artist, the title, most of the words and whether you're playing me a later re-cut or the real thing.
-- Nora (imagine a Canadian flag here) =======================and the Rollerskate (imagine a '99 gleaming SILVER Miata here)
Indeed. Stompin' Tom. Canadian content. Especially "Believe in your country" with its line "If you don't believe your country should come before yourself, you can better serve your country by living somewhere else."
And "While our polititians divide our precious land, we speak in French and English but they still don't understand."
Stompin' Tom, unabashedly Proud to be Canadian. :D
However, a little of Stompin' Tom goes a long way, so I space 'em out on the CD with a lot more fast-beat heavy percussion stuff.
-- Nora (imagine a Canadian flag here) =======================and the Rollerskate (imagine a '99 SILVER award-winning Miata here)
White Stripes - Elephant Alice in Chains - Unplugged Trik Turner - Trik Turner Coldplay - Parachutes Radiohead - Hail to the Thief Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Beck - Sea Change Billy Joel - Greatest Hits Vol. 1 Fleetwood Mac - Rumours The Clash - The Story of the Clash Vol. 1
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