I'll second that. Keep this up Grant, and you'll have earned the nickname The Professor. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by WESTLOWER
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I'll second that. Keep this up Grant, and you'll have earned the nickname The Professor. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by WESTLOWER
Last album tonight before my rest. Lol
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Homesick James and Snooky Pryor with the Big Bear Sessions... this is a double cd and is pretty much 3 full albums plus a few extra cuts. Big Jim Simpson started Big Bear Records in 1968 but it never really got going til 72. This is from the next year.
Jim began to host blues nights in a pub in Birmingham. His clientile early on included Ozzy Osbourne and Toni Iommi, who used to play at intermission. Lol. That was pre sabbath of course.
Son House – ‘The Original Delta Blues’
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Then something a bit ‘lighter’:
Taj Mahal – ‘The Natch’l Blues’
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and
Taj Mahal – ‘Dancing the Blues’
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Now:
The Powder Blues – ‘Uncut’
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Stevie Ray Vaughan – Live Alive’
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Just type "Good Morning, School Girl" into Google, and you'll find the Wikipediea entry as quoted.Quote:
Originally Posted by WESTLOWER
Oh! Ok, yes, I forgot it was that easy now a days!:doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Well where else do you get info but the web these days?Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Agreed - it's where I get most of mine. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Listened to this one last night, and it's a good one. I had his Live at Carnegie on a few days before, which is a bit more polished. Live Alive, OTOH, is wonderfully gritty and punchy. Still, the Carnegie recording is well worth a listen...some great stuff on there. Nice to see another SRV fan here :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Saw SRV live in my youth!**
After reading Jeff Day's enormously long review of the Nelson Pass SIT3 amp (Positive Feedback) I dug out Egberto Gismondi CD. ECM recordings were often weird, musically-I had many on vinyl in 80s - but very well recorded.
**...and Hendrix; Cream; Bob Marley....... .................................................. .................................................. .................................................. .........Post no 999!
Levon Helm...Dirt Farmer. Ex drummer from the band, this was his first solo album for 25 years when it came out in 2007. Recorded at his own woodstock studio.
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Very good it is too...