So what are you listening to? [MUSIC LOVER'S VANITY]

A Love Supreme | April 20th, 2013 | Third Person

[Yardstick]

Very cool about the show and your wife.

I haven’t seen the documentary except for the clip of the song 23 Minutes in Brussels that’s posted on YouTube, which apparently is taken from it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81Sv57rbujA

I just discovered Luna about a year ago and they are great. I actually bought Rendezvous when it originally came out, listened to it once, didn’t get it, and then didn’t listen to it again until sometime last year on a whim. For some reason it clicked this time. Since then I’ve gotten a few others — Pup Tent, Penthouse. They’re cool too but Rendezvous is my favorite, probably because it’s the one that first “imprinted” on me.

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Jim Ed Brown and the Browns.

[Fiji Hill]

In the past few days, I've been listening to a lot of tunes from the 1950's, such as these:

• The Ballad of Pancho López--Lalo Guerrero (This was a hit in LA in 1955--if you were around that year, you'll recognize the melody)

• Oo-Wee--The Interludes (1958)

• Sister Sookey--The Turbans (1956)

• Sister Sookey Comes Home--The Limelighters (1957)

• Big D--Jo Stafford (1956)

• T-99 Blues--Jimmy Nelson (1951)

• Sugar, Sugar--The Cadillacs (1957)

• Broken Wings--The Stargazers (1953)

• It's Almost Tomorrow--The Dream Weavers (1955)

[proxy_user]

Since I keep a listening log, I can just post my playlist from the last two weeks:

The Byrds - Never Before
Prokofiev - Romeo & Juliet - Maazel
Renbourn - The Black Balloon
Sibelius - Symphony #2 - Schippers
Sibelius - Violin Concerto - Ferras/Karajan
Cream - Disraeli Gears
Cream - Live Vol 2
Prokoffiev - Symphony-Concerto for Cello - Leinsdorf/BSO
Wilco - Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
Getz/Gilberto
Richard Thompson - Electric
Oldham Tinkers - Sit Thee Down
Prokoffiev - Symphony #6 - Leinsdorf/BSO
Frager - Chopin Recital
Owl Service - Garland of Song
Trees - On the Shore
Trees - Garden of Jane Delawney
The House Band
The House Band - Pacific
Mancini - The Pink Panther
Richard Thompson - Old Kit Bag

It’s not as heavily classical as usual for some reason - maybe spring is in the air?

[Third Person]

Every one of their albums are good, each with a different tone. Owning the whole catalog is a good thing. I recommend checking them all out.

[mrs. a]

Can’t listen to this while I’m driving - about halfway through, the gas pedal starts going down, down, DOWN....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_tZ7pgSiPI

[dfwgator]

[j_guru]

Boston greatest hits.
Just bought it on iTunes earlier this week.

[tupac]

Blind Faith
Crosby Stills Nash &Young

[The_Sword_of_Groo]

Great tunes! Try some of this on:
Drive-By Truckers- Never Gonna Change

[Clint N. Suhks]

Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Beatles, Lynyrd Skynard, The Allman Bros., The Who, Pink Floyd...

I'd add ELO, The Cars, Aerosmith, Queen, Eagles just to name a few.

But you got the 5 basic food groups right there. But you can rule out the One Hit Wonders either.

Like such as Heavy Metal A or Heavy Metal B

[38special]

Caught the Son Volt show in Houston Thursday night. It was excellent. Here is a video of their new song, Hearts and Minds

[Mr. K]

Xavier Rudd - Conceal me

[Windflier]

Herbie, Thrust, "Butterfly":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knbmKDUYDXc

[Third Person]

Yeah, that’s a lotta good stuff.

[Third Person]

Jeff Lynne, baby... “Poor Boy”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kgqw9FXBmvY

[mothball]

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
Husker Du
Chris Tomlin
The Glorious Unseen

[The_Sword_of_Groo]

More Alabama music for you

[TChad]

Can’t listen to this while I’m driving

Music to rebuild your engine by:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daVDrGsaDME

[Third Person]

“America Eats It’s Young” would be appropriate this week, no?