Posted on 03/09/2006 10:58:05 AM PST by butternut_squash_bisque
I found this URL a few weeks ago.
It has 50s, 60s and 70s rock 'n roll - The Allman Brothers, Joan Baez, The Band, Big Brother, Elvin Bishop, Mike Bloomfield Booker T. & the MG's, Butterfield Blues Band The Byrds, Joe Cocker, Wayne Cochran, Elvis Costello CSN&Y, King Curtis, Miles Davis, Derek & The Dominos, Doobie Brothers, The Doors, Bob Dylan, Electric Light Orchestra, Everly Brothers, The Grateful Dead, H.P. Lovecraft, Emmylou Harris, George Harrison Jimi Hendrix, Hot Tuna, Jefferson Airplane Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Al Kooper, John Lennon, Little Feat Loggins and Messina, Mahavishnu Orch., Taj Mahal Steve Miller, Eddie Money, Van Morrison, Procol Harum QMS, The Rascals, Linda Ronstadt Leon Russell, Santana, Boz Scaggs John Sebastian, Sex Pistols, Bruce Springsteen, The Staple Singers, Steppenwolf, James Taylor, Tower of Power Traffic, Johnny Winter, Stevie Wonder Neil Young, Zappa & The Mothers and many more, in original live and studio recordings.
I get the *warm fuzzies* just listening again, to the music I grew-up with.
And all free to stream! Click to launch the Vault Player.
Enjoy!
Ping!
Rock 'n roll PING-A-ROONEY!
This is a great archive.
Hmmm - this site sounds familiar........ :-)
MARK
Jefferson Airplane..
Grace Slick - what a voice!
I did a search, but didn't find anything on FR. I can't remember where I came across this site.
I get chills listening to many of those live performances. Some of them I remember from Altamont, Woodstock and Wadeena in '69 - '71.
No - it's not a dupe or anything. I passed this site onto Millee and peacebaby a couple of weeks ago through Freepmail. We have been grooving to this for a while. Great site.
Airplane's on right now!
I saw James Taylor in concert last weekend. He got down and did some soft shoe shuffle...some good foot work...when he played the electric guitar to "Steamroller blues."
one pill makes you larger
and one pill makes you small
and one pill doesn't seem
to do much at all.
go ask Alice
He's darn good in concert, p. I saw him at the Merriweather-Post pavilion in MD, a few years back, and his songs brought back some very fond memories of my junior year ('69) at Drake University. Not bad for an 'old fart', eh?
I gots to hook some speakers up on this thing someday
Didn't work for me. Do pop up blockers interfere?
Been there, done that, got the t-shirt, p. (((sigh)))
I've got pop-up stopper turned off, temporaily, s. You can always turn it back on.
His long sleeve tshirts were selling for $55!
I really wanted one, too.
You're missing some great vintage sounds, s_f.
Turned it off and it didn't help. Damn!
What browser are you using? Do you have Firefox or Netscape installed?
Booker T. & the MG's
Booker T. & the MotleyGirls :)
Internet explorer
Works for me in IE. Under Tools, shut down pop-up blocker, and check your security zone settings, under Internet Options...
If that doesn't do it, I'm clueless. Maybe some other more savvy FReeper can help you, s.
Do you have Nutscrape or FF installed?
I agree. Grace's voice was one of a kind.
Nice to see Taj Mahal on that list. I like his Caribbean, hula and funky blues. He has many genres of music--he's extremely talented.
LOL! I knew it was you on vocals!
Spot on, MG. His music was unusual and refreshing, back in "the day".
You have a very interesting freeper name. You must really like butternut squash bisque.
At one point they were streaming Creedence, Floyd, and Elton along with all of the above. Maybe there's a rotating playlist? Either way, great chance to hear some live tracks from thirty+ years ago.
ping for at home
Playlist is updated every Tuesday.
Thanks much.
Absolutely delicious. With a filet mignon, salad and crusty garlic bread, it's an entire meal in itself.
Want the easy recipe?
They do have a daily rotation list.
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