Alison Krauss and Union Station. My sweety got it for me for Valentine's Day.
My favorite on the album is their rendition of The Beatles' "I WILL". The banjo solo in the song(played in a sort of "classical guitar" fingerpicking style)is just beautiful.
[ February 20, 2004, 11:48 AM: Message edited by: Wayne Webb ]
Posted by KARYN BUSH (Member # 1948) on :
evanescence, nodoubt, 3 doors down....3 cd player.
Posted by Mike Kelly (Member # 2037) on :
so far today...........Bill Kirchen: Tied to the Wheel...........Harvey Reid: Guitar Voyages ..........NRBQ: Message for the Mess Age..........and John Hammond: Long As I Have You.
up next........Crowded House: Best Of.........and lastly the Beatles: Anthology..........to take me home.
Posted by old paint (Member # 549) on :
AC/DC highway to hell, ZZ TOP, leggs, WILD CHERRY play that funky music white boy, STEPIN WOLF bad to the bone,born to be wild, GLEN FRY smugglers blues,& DIRE STRAIGHTS MONEY FOR NOTHIN and other assorted rock n roll!!!!!
Posted by Murray MacDonald (Member # 3558) on :
Doesn't ANYONE like Barry Manilow, for heaven's sake. What savages!
Posted by Murray MacDonald (Member # 3558) on :
In case anyone gets the wrong idea, it's Willy and Kris for me, mixed in with a little Oscar Peterson...well, hell, I AM CANADIAN,eh?
MUR
Posted by Robert Talesky (Member # 4460) on :
Murray
Dont forget the venerable Gordon Lightfoot!! "Sundowwwwn, you better take care....If I find youuu been creepin round my backstairs" ahhh, almost makes me want to GIVE this stuff away...well....maybe not
Rob
Posted by Joe Endicott (Member # 628) on :
Das Damen -- Entertaining Friends
Posted by Sheila Ferrell (Member # 3741) on :
....don't play any music in the shop because we will not work, lol . . .
I'll throw down a brush and grab the ol' box an' wind up sittin' there for way too long pickin' along with the tunes . . .So, I always listen to talk radio:
"American family Radio" "Clik-n-Clak bros.: Car Talk" "Whaddya know? with Michael Feldman" Also Garrison Keeler, Shawn Hannady, & Rush.
Saturday evenings tho', we will get around the radio and tune into "Jugs, Jukes an' Jazz", "Piano Jazz" and then "Bama Bluegrass". Posted by Terry Baird (Member # 3495) on :
Soft Jazz today, bowling last night, $5 Labatt's pitchers (ouch!).
Posted by Ryan E Young (Member # 2325) on :
Marshal Tucker Band, Skynyrd, Allman Bros. Bring on the good old southern rock and I can work all day
Posted by Wayne Webb (Member # 1124) on :
Terry, I like some smooth jazz too. Listen to it in the truck sometimes.
Sheila, I wish we had a bluegrass station around here. Don't listen to "country" but whenever I did they would sometimes play PART of a bluegrass piece like "blackmountain rag", "earl's breakdown", or maybe "wildwood flower" and then cut it off right before the news or something. I HATE that.
Take the guitar home and you won't be tempted.
[ February 20, 2004, 03:42 PM: Message edited by: Wayne Webb ]
Posted by mike meyer (Member # 542) on :
Paul Cebar, Sleepy LaBeef, Cigar Store Indians!
Posted by Jon Harl (Member # 4427) on :
Junior Wells' - Hoo Doo Man Blues and William Clarke - Serious Intentions
Posted by Murray MacDonald (Member # 3558) on :
Sheila... Damn, girl, we jes gotta get together at a meet.for a li'l pickin' 'n grinnin'. Played in the very first bluegrass band in Canada way back about the time God invented dirt, and I still love it. Don't happen to play 5 strang, do ya'?
MUR
Posted by William DeBekker (Member # 3848) on :
Pink Floyd/Roger Waters Dire Straits John Hyatt Creed. All on large MP3 playlist. 7 hours non stop Music
Posted by Randy Campbell (Member # 2675) on :
Terry $5.s only gets us one beer up here.Harry Chappin,Willie N,The Cars and Supertramp.
Posted by Bill Diaz (Member # 2549) on :
Blues mp3s today:
BB King, John Mayall, Susan Tedeschi, Debbie Davies, Ry Cooder, John Hiatt, Jimmy Thackery, Deborah Coleman, Big Bill Morganfield, Bryan Lee, Sue Foley, Chris Duarte, Robben Ford and my man Tommy Castro
[ February 20, 2004, 05:04 PM: Message edited by: Bill Diaz ]
Posted by Rodger MacMunn (Member # 4316) on :
Good old Cape Breton style fiddle music - the CD player either kicks out Ashley MacLeod, Natalie MacMaster, or Leahy - every day. The ECMA's really ticked me off - theres more fiddlers in the maritimes than crotch-crickets on a wharf-rat, & not one on the ECMA's. I guess since Natalie moved to Ontario, no fiddlers were deemed as worthy. Pity. TR
Posted by Jillbeans (Member # 1912) on :
Vynulled a big utility truck all day in someone else's garage. They had my favorite Pittsburgh radio staion cranked up...105.9 the X, lots of alternative, prehistoric X music (early 80's-90's stuff) and my FAVORITE Pittsburgh band, The Clarks, redoing "The River" way better than The Boss. Love...Jill (but I do like bluegrass too! )
Posted by Sheila Ferrell (Member # 3741) on :
LOL Wayne, My shop is 5 ft. out the back door . . ~~DO-DO-DUDE' Lookin' out my back door~~~~~~~~~we gotta have a lil' CCR too ya kno'
Murray, I can't wait to meet you!! I can a'ready tell you know all the good ol' tunes. Don't have a banjo, ...gotta 4 string 'lectric bass, an' ol' 'lectric epiphone and a wonderful old acoustic yamaha 6 string. Played for 3 years with some young boys not much over 70 so I done learnt all them lil' bass strolls, lol.
Hope to meet you at Dixie an' we'll play some of them songs Wayne mentioned and more . . . "Down Yonder", "What's goin' on in your world", "Storms never last","Ft. Worth", "Steel guitar Rag", "Folsom Prison blues", "Silver Threads & Golden Needles" . . . . . . a bunch o' stuff like that . . . .Ya'll heard them songs in canada??
[ February 20, 2004, 05:32 PM: Message edited by: Sheila Ferrell ]
Posted by Wayne Webb (Member # 1124) on :
I have a 5 string, mostly use the forward roll but can pick out the melody notes along with the fill notes on most any tune with it. I know more rolls on the guitar than the banjo but I'm working on it. Picked up mandolin this year and it's a lot of fun to play too. It's so easy to learn, wish I'd tried it sooner. Been playing guitar for over 20 years. Have a solid top Cortez that sounds real nice for flat pickin' and a Yamaha 12 string I use for finger pickin' and strummin'. My sons and I mostly play them in church.
Posted by Frank Magoo (Member # 3950) on :
Don't take that git-fiddle home, it will keep ya out of jail someday, at least for me, it works. Whenever a person or situation gets to the point of doing or saying something dumb, I excuse myself, retire to office, pick up banjo, and give them an uninterrupted version of "Sally Ann", or "Sally-Goodin'". Keeps my hands off of them, and me out of jail, by third verse, they're gone, anyway.
Tunes heard in shop (yes, i agree w/ ryan, music,loud, get much work done): any Flatts/Scruggs; J.D.Crow; Butch Robbins; Eric Weisman; Doug Dillard;Tony Rice; Bela Fleck; Sonny Osbourne; Rarely Herd; Kentucky Thunder; NewGrass Revival; Doyle Lawson; Rickie Skaggs; Allison Krause; etc....
Play banjo and mandolin...not very good, but I like it...
Posted by BrianTheBrush (Member # 1298) on :
In the office late today...
*NRBQ with Carl Perkins/ Live *Joe Strummer and the Mescalaros/ Rock Art and the XRay Style *Reverend Horton Heat/ Holy Roller *Jeff Beck/ Who Else? *Louis Prima/ The Capital Collection
Finishin' up paper work so I can go play at Boone's tomorrow.
Keep on keepin' on
Posted by Jeff Ogden (Member # 3184) on :
Love that bluegrass.When I practice 6-string I usually play along with CC's, like the Del McCoury Band, Rhonda Vincent, Blue Hwy, to name a few. Or a little Doc Watson... We have a few pickers around, so we play together every once in awhile. I have music in the office...I sometimes walk around and play guitar when I'm working on new ideas.I moved the office into my house so everyone wouldn't think I was either crazy or lazy... playin a guitar in the middle of the day. Also I'm kinda shy about playing in public. Posted by Murray MacDonald (Member # 3558) on :
Jeff,you ol' dog you... there you were at the Muster and Steve and I were playin' away, and did you come up and grab a gittar? No-o-o-o-. Coulda used you.
Sheila...'strue...I do know most them ol'tymers. and even a coupla newer ones. Love to make the Dixie meet, but can't do it this year. Gotta go to Pat's out in Saskatchewan, and maybe down to New Brunswick, if they can dig themselves outta the snow by August. How about we make a date for Mike's in '05? I'll bring my favourite old Ovation Matrix II.. so beat up it makes Willy's look bran' new, 'n we'll kick a few horse apples.
MUR-
Posted by Steven Girard (Member # 3931) on :
evanescence,no doubt yessssssKaryn Posted by Stevo Chartrand (Member # 2094) on :
Slayer! (it scares people heheheh) And then some Miles Davis in the line up.
Stevo
Posted by faye welsh (Member # 2524) on :
allison krause,good listening.luv willie, waylon & the boys. but skynnard,the beatles,cher,patsy cline johnny cash...sigh.... Posted by Kelly Thorson (Member # 2958) on :
Here is one you've never heard of, but if you like music check it out. I love their sound, but then I'm biaased. www.kingstreethealers.com They have a unique sound - kind of a blues/jazz /rock combo.
Posted by Michael Latham (Member # 4477) on :
hi guys and gals, my 5 disc changer has
*Buster Poindexter - Buster goes Bezerk *Kelley Hunt - Kelley Hunt *Diane Schuur - Pure Schuur *Bob Marley and the Wailers - Exodous
I change em out every few days, oh the fifth is for Murray, *Barry Manilow - Swing Street! Most days the mix is set random play and loud. I hate the phone!
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