To what are you listening?

http://youtu.be/lSIw09oqsYo

Coming off night shift music....Naafi....then sleep on pool table...juke box on repeat.

 

The mans got talent...

http://youtu.be/UkaV9JdARFU

 

Zombie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ejga4kJUts
The Cranberries

 

MrKline's link has expired. It's pushing up the daisies. Here to help, cause it is a great tune/album. Have it on wax, proudly hangs on my wall....Not 'Handle With Care', but ' End Of The Line ': http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwqhdRs4jyA

 

Recall when Rafferty released album...My folks listened to country-ish [another thread] but my buddy's divorced mom had this in her collection. She was super cool. And hot. Married a rich old Polish fellow, and drove a hot rod...Doh. Urqh's Gerry Rafferty song just stopped. And so did my creativity...Need to be inspired agin'...Searching for more music fuel in order to continue...

 

"End of the Line", one of my favorite videos.

I found the tribute to Lefty Wilbury(Roy Orbison) rather fitting - the empty rocking chair with his guitar on and a flash of his picture as the train moves through a dark tunnel - when Lefty's part of the vocals plays.

I got this cassette when it first came out in 1988 and played it so much in my car's tape deck that I wore off the writing on the cassette.

 

This is what My folks would play at parties: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZgOF-gohvI ..not to mention some polkas....Bird dance didn't come around for another 20-30yrs...
Is it any wonder I like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i48BP1PUoFI

 

"I got this cassette when it first came out in 1988 and played it so much in my car's tape deck that I wore off the writing on the cassette".
Ummm..I remember when I was young. Replace cassette with 8 track. And then replace that with a hand cranked mono tube player, and then replace that with the Pipes, and even previously, loud humming. ... My Favorites on 8 track were the Kinks. On all -count them-8 tracks....Meaning, there were only , 8 tracks....Awesome for 1950's Beatles wall of sound....But lousy in an Oldsmobile Omega four barrel hatchback....But I made it work....Lucky to have survived.

 

Epstein had a few tricks up his sleeve...Just listening to Jamie Callum - What a difference a day made...

 

Please Release me....Oh...gawd....first tune I could play on keyboard....My mum played piano by ear...which was funny...no..I mean by listening not by music sheet....she was a hit in the Liverpool bars...one sailor picked her up in a bar once...its ok..he married her...Got me into keyboard...could do music sheets..not by ear though...But learned Release me by numbers....hold on...5..7.9.9..or was that beautiful dreamer...

 

That is funny. ..How old was the Urqh then?

 

Martha and the Vandella's - Heat Wave
Eddie Cochran - Rebel Rouser
Any Robert Nighthawk song

And this gem http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFkXk7mtRlA This one's for Yes I have no cigs, you know who you are, bro!

 

Cannot get this out of my head... again.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x95qPJLr2Aw

 

Mr.VP, peace to you man. Seen your plentiful, and big, bits over the years. Thanks for those, eh.... Harry Nilsson made an album which turned out to be his swan album. Thinking the coconut song was his interpretation of his Dr's unsuccessful advice on prescribed meds and his view of quacks...Maybe Nick Lowe decided that haunting vid was his swan song?...I love the Nick Lowe.

 

Harry Nilsson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tbgv8PkO9eo http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Nilsson

 

A lovely song, from the master and mistress of modern Country Pop Music Video Storytelling.

Tim McGraw and Taylor Swift: Highway Don't Care - https://www.facebook.com/TimMcGraw

http://youtube.com/watch?v=KmxaY_OVvWA

 

Poopy....Shhhherrrrly.....Johnny Cash bettered the Beast in me....The gravel voiced Johnny towards his demise..not the mainc shouting Johnny of first years.

 

Well I wasn't born when the sailor picked up me mum...Apparantly he joined in while she was playing piano in New Brighton bar...he played a make believe Jews harp...a trick he did...Ahhh....see what you mean...keyboard...I would be 11...Neighbours complained about the noise...school put me on stage...Then I advanced to the clarinet....Go Tell Aunt Rosie was my forte....Gave that up too...I can't even whistle now...But you'll never see me without a pair of headphones...

 

Lowe was married to Cash's daughter and wrote it for Johnny.
Much as I love Cash's American series (Rick Rubin is a godlike figure for triggering that little project), I still think Lowe's own version is better.

 

There is a world wide spam attack on the Internet. Slowed down everyone to a crawl. Syria is / was entirely knocked off the net.

Back on task...

Wes Adams: Fulfilment - Live Your Life!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRXcobGJ3qg