What you listening to at the moment

[Darren69]

Originally Posted by slob

listening to a lot of Gov’t Mule and North Mississippi Allstars these days

Warren is 'the man'. A musical tour de force.

Originally Posted by slob

listening to a lot of Gov’t Mule and North Mississippi Allstars these days

Good shout Rob for the Mississippi Allstars I’ve checked them out and there loud in your face and some nice instruments being played the cigar box guitar and wash board very good.

[ChrisC2925]

Originally Posted by slob

listening to a lot of Gov’t Mule and North Mississippi Allstars these days

Saw Warren Hayes at Albany when he toured with the Dead in 2009 and Gov't Mule when they were over here

[uncle duke]

Saw steve hillage @ cambridge junction last week fantastic & the new version of gong were surprisingly good as well....

[Wasta]

Sleaford Mods for the win.

[Darren69]

I'll have to check them out but if you like Luther Dickinson's playing he was also in the Black Crowes from '08 to '13 for the studio albums Warpaint, Before The Frost, Croweology and the Live Wiser For the Time albums.

[slob]

Bored on the Bologna to London flight with my phone on shuffle, I got:
Seventeen - The Sex Pistols (Never Mind The Bollocks)
Nasty Dogs And Funky Kings - ZZ Top (Fandango!)
Little Room - The White Stripes (White Blood Cells)
I’m Mad - Willie Mabon (Various/Essential Blues Anthology)
Walking Blues - Robert Johnson (Complete Recordings)
Tear It Up - The Cramps (Songs The Lord Taught Us)
Deep Hit Of Morning Sun - Primal Scream (Dirty Hits)
I Ain’t Living Long Like This - Eric Clapton (Crossroads Guitar Festival)
Make ‘em Wait - Ike & Tina Turner (You Got What You Wanted)
Give Away None Of My Love - Buddy Miles (Various/Hard To Handle: Black America Sings Otis Redding)
Radio Clash - The Clash (Super Black Market Clash)
Bat Out Of Hell Meatloaf (Various/The Best Of The Old Grey Whistle Test)
Ain’t That Lovin’ You - Wayne Baker Brooks (Mystery)
Continuum - Jaco Pastorius (Jaco Pastorius)
Messin’ With The Kid - The Blues Brothers (Briefcase Full Of Blues)
Douglas In The Jungle - Hawkwind (Acid Daze - History Of Hawkwind)
Colours - The Sisters Of Mercy (Floodland)
Dirt - The Stooges (Fun House)
Headless - Joe Satriani (Flying in A Blue Dream)
Barrel House Mama - Champion Jack Dupree (The Best Of)
3 String George - Gov’t Mule (High & Mighty)
Snake Drive - Eric Clapton (Various/White Boy Blues)
With A Little Help From My Friends - The Beatles (Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band)
Please Please Please - James Brown (The Godfather)
Hippie Jam Song - Faith No More (Midlife Crisis)
Tramp - Rose Tattoo (Rock ‘N’ Roll Outlaw)
Coma Girl - Joe Strummer & The Mescaleros (Streetcore)
No Go Central - The Blockheads (Staring Down The Barrel)
Middle Of The Road - The Meters (Fire On The Bayou)
Out Of Time - Ramones (Best Of The Chrysalis Years)
Future Is Promises - Texas (Southside)
Maxine - The Travelling Willburys (Vol.1)
Cover Of The Rolling Stone - Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show (Best Of The Best)
Between The Stirrup And The Ground - Ian Siegal (The Dust)
Summertime - Billie Holiday (Lady Day: The Best Of... )
Hassan I Sahba - Hawkwind (Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music)

I got Introduction by Grand Funk Railroad on 1970 (LIVE) in there but skipped it as it’s not a song

[slob]

Should also mention Kenny Wayne Shepherd, like he’s channelling the spirit of SRV

[SteveG]

Originally Posted by slob

Should also mention Kenny Wayne Shepherd, like he’s channelling the spirit of SRV

He’s at Ramblin’ man fair this year ... gonna be good again 😀

[mickj]

Manowar, Rammstein and Gamma Ray at the moment.

[Darren69]

A few Taylor era Stones and Rory Gallagher albums so far today.

[slob]

i have also developed a soft spot for ‘The Headcat’
A few strange CDs featuring Lemmy, Slim Jim Phantom (Stray Cats) and another guy I hadn’t heard of, playing old rock’n’roll standards.

[Blah blah]

I've been trying to find a song as I've been invited to a wedding where everyone has been told that they can have a song of their choice played at the 'do' afterwards...

Current choice is The Cure, A Forest but Nivarna keeps popping up (as does Hawkwind, Metallica, Marylon Manson, Gorrilaz, Golden Earing, The Damned...) and it's a good excuse to listen to lots.

It's surprisingly difficult to choose just 1 that:

a) can be played to a granny (rules out 'Killing in the Name of' as well as a number of others)
b) most people can bop to (rules out quite a lot)
c) is a song I can listen to anytime (so down to a couple of hundred)

And now I've just found all my Black Crowes CDs...

[Darren69]

You can't beat the Crowes! Especially the Marc Ford era stuff, but its all good! I assume you've got all the solo stuff too? Just getting into some of that CRB nonsense but its growing on me 'cos of the voice and be sure to check out The Magpie Salute too of course.

[slob]

Jello Biafra & Mojo Nixon
Prairie Home Invasion