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Song/Albums that stir the emotions
- Thread starter Rosy
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Just discovered Gary Clarke Jnr the other day. Heard a song when I jumped in the car after work and thought it may have been the latest by the Black Keys but then realised it wasn't them. After a bit of detective work found out it was Gary Clarke Jnr so went and listened to some of his stuff. Very enjoyable. He is being called the saviour of the blues and some even saying in small ways he is Hendrix like.
To me, it's just good music.
Has just been out to Aus and is apparently coming back in January for the big days out and some side shows. Only has 1 album out so far and a new one coming out on October 23rd.
Check him out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_ZeDn-hHGE&feature=related
To me, it's just good music.
Has just been out to Aus and is apparently coming back in January for the big days out and some side shows. Only has 1 album out so far and a new one coming out on October 23rd.
Check him out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_ZeDn-hHGE&feature=related
Thanks Ian. Sounds like the Crazy Horse I love. Can't wait till it comes out.
Have you heard Americana? I've only had a chance to hear a few snippets and they didn't inspire me to rush out and buy the cd. I've certainly got it on my "to listen" list when the chance arises.
Have you heard Americana? I've only had a chance to hear a few snippets and they didn't inspire me to rush out and buy the cd. I've certainly got it on my "to listen" list when the chance arises.
Sit back with a nice beverage,put on some nice hi quailty headphones (Beyers or Sennys)and sit back and listen to the greatest album ever made on Earth up to this time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63bd96LAYmc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsPmdJbW71g&feature=relmfu
Gees I was born in the wrong era.
late 60s early 70s,the best team won premierships and prog rock was on mainstream radio.
Magical magical times.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63bd96LAYmc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsPmdJbW71g&feature=relmfu
Gees I was born in the wrong era.
late 60s early 70s,the best team won premierships and prog rock was on mainstream radio.
Magical magical times.
smasha said:
Well done Smash. I heard some old Sammy and Roth Van Halen today.....first time in a long time. ;D
After you have finished with the Lamb ,put on this GEM.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrqRAmPsWYg&feature=plcp
Listen to the lyrics of the first song.Phil singing out to us!
"Better start doing it right!"
Benny listened ye of great faith.
Richmond and old prog rock.
The perfect match.
CLASS.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrqRAmPsWYg&feature=plcp
Listen to the lyrics of the first song.Phil singing out to us!
"Better start doing it right!"
Benny listened ye of great faith.
Richmond and old prog rock.
The perfect match.
CLASS.
Hey Smash, here's one from our premiership year 1973 which relates to Graeme Richmond's words.
One of my all time favourite bands. Pink Floyd.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_Yayz5o-l0
One of my all time favourite bands. Pink Floyd.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_Yayz5o-l0
Great doco doing the rounds only at a few cinemas (saw it at Brighton Bay) is 'Searching For Sugar Man' about the music artist Rodriguez who released 2 albums in the early 70's that both failed to sell, but his first album (Cold Fact) become a massive underground hit in Apartheid Sth Africa. - and in Australia as I've since discovered.
Doco tracks 2 South African fans who try to find out what happened to him as there were a number of myths that he had met his demise, but there was no information anywhere about him.
At the time he was being touted as the Latin Bob Dylan. His parents were Mexican who moved to Detroit for work and he used to sing in the bars there before being offered a recording deal. Cool looking dude with a distinctive voice. You can you tube Rodriguez or Sixto Rodriguez to see some recent video footage - he is now 70 and touring again.
'Sugar Man' is the first song on Cold Fact and is one that can just stick in your head - check it out.
Doco tracks 2 South African fans who try to find out what happened to him as there were a number of myths that he had met his demise, but there was no information anywhere about him.
At the time he was being touted as the Latin Bob Dylan. His parents were Mexican who moved to Detroit for work and he used to sing in the bars there before being offered a recording deal. Cool looking dude with a distinctive voice. You can you tube Rodriguez or Sixto Rodriguez to see some recent video footage - he is now 70 and touring again.
'Sugar Man' is the first song on Cold Fact and is one that can just stick in your head - check it out.
