OT: The Music Thread Part Six

[JAD]

Paul McCartney and Wings
Silly Love Songs

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

 

[JAD]

Queensryche
Silent Lucidity

 

[08SeaBass08]

The original “Passionate Kisses” is so much better than MCC’s Grammy winner. At least Lucinda still owns the song. One of far fewer blessings in her life than she deserves.

She and Gurf performing together had an interesting chemistry. I think they are both very intensely connected to songs and the feel of music and the differences in their outward personalities becomes far less obvious.

Thanks for posting. I rarely consciously pick Lucinda to listen to - I’m definitely more of a rock guy - but I’m always glad when I do hear her.

Edit: not that Lucinda doesn’t “rock,” I just think of her as more of a folk/countryish singer-songwriter, even with a full electric band.

 

[GordonHowe]

I met Gurf years ago when he was touring with Lucinda Williams. He’s very low key soulful. Lotta love in his playing and his singing.

What is a Gurf?

 

[08SeaBass08]

What is a Gurf?

Gurf Morlix - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Orr Fourever]

Double shot Doobie Bros...

 

[aguineapig]

Never know what's flying around up there above you








Miss Jimmy on his SG

 

[sooshii]

nebraska is one of my favorites. thanks for posting.

Mine too!

 

[JAD]

Allman Brother's Band
Midnight Rider

 

[Blowfish]

Mine too!
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Beautiful and lucky you! I would rank Nebraska up there in my top 3...but for me this is my #1.

 

[Blowfish]

A Canadian Band from Toronto...enjoy!

 

[GordonHowe]

Gurf Morlix - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

You must admit it is an odd name.

Reminds of a Happy Days episode, when Ritchie refers to his pal Potsey Webber in a conversation with a stranger.

"What's a Potsie Weber?"

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

Dallas Good passed last year at age 48. So sad.

 

[08SeaBass08]

You must admit it is an odd name.

Probably not for himself, but yeah, not one I've heard previously or since. Surname, either.

 

[GordonHowe]

Probably not for himself, but yeah, not one I've heard previously or since. Surname, either.

08SeaBass08 is suspect as well.

Who won the penant in 1936?

Only honest, true blue, red-blooded Americans know the answer, Franz,

 

[bb74]

Never know what's flying around up there above you








Miss Jimmy on his SG

Jimmy was a super well respected and profuse studio guy who played on a bunch of different albulms of the time. I'm sure it must have been an amazing experience for him to have played with so many different musicians of the 60's and share that studio and creative experience.

 

[08SeaBass08]

08SeaBass08 is suspect as well.

Who won the penant in 1936?

Only honest, true blue, red-blooded Americans know the answer, Franz,

Sadly, it was the shitheads from the Bronx over their counterparts directly across the Harlem River.

Crazy, but I've never seen "Stalag 17." More than a few episodes of "Hogan's Heroes," though.

 

[08SeaBass08]

Jimmy was a super well respected and profuse studio guy who played on a bunch of different albulms of the time. I'm sure it must have been an amazing experience for him to have played with so many different musicians of the 60's and share that studio and creative experience.

Absolutely amazing what Jimmy McCulloch accomplished by the age of 26, when he died. He played his first pro gig at eleven years old, for Pete's sake.

 

[GordonHowe]

Sadly, it was the shitheads from the Bronx over their counterparts directly across the Harlem River.

Crazy, but I've never seen "Stalag 17." More than a few episodes of "Hogan's Heroes," though.

Me too. I grew up watching that show. These days, the PC Police would have a field day.

Cancelled. Not merely the show, but everyone and his brother involved (or not) with the show.

"No soup for you!"

 

[JAD]

Blake Shelton
Boys 'Round Here

 

[Orr Fourever]

Good old Geroge.

 

[RoccoF14]

You must admit it is an odd name.

Reminds of a Happy Days episode, when Ritchie refers to his pal Potsey Webber in a conversation with a stranger.

"What's a Potsie Weber?"

Sounds like the name of a villain in a bad 50s sci-fi movie

Good old Geroge.

Anybody watch “George and Tammy” on Showtime? I thought it was excellent. Both Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon did their own singing, and they did an excellent job, considering the shoes they had to fill….

 

[GordonHowe]

Sounds like the name of a villain in a bad 50s sci-fi movie


Anybody watch “George and Tammy” on Showtime? I thought it was excellent. Both Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon did their own singing, and they did an excellent job, considering the shoes they had to fill….

Thanks for the heads up. Yet another I will have to check. Guessing they covered the lawn mower to the bar incident, among others.

George was not fond of the possum moniker. I wouldn't like it either. Not terribly flattering,

 

[JAD]

Bob Dylan
Up To Me