OT: Music 5

[Jets 31]

Great tune.

 

[chaos4]

Good post Jets31,. I like the newer stuff too. I'll throw this one up. They kick ass seen them twice in San Antonio. Brent Smith has an insane voice and the band freaking rocks.

Haha love this!
We'd play this in the dressing room, when my son was playing hockey.

 

[chaos4]

 

[tbone1968]

Haha love this!
We'd play this in the dressing room, when my son was playing hockey.

That is great man. Little dudes getting pumped up before the game from that tune. I just realized how time has gone by. That album is 13 yrs old. I guess I'm still moving from newer to new ha ha. Son of a bitch where does the time go folks

 

[chaos4]

That is great man. Little dudes getting pumped up before the game from that tune. I just realized how time has gone by. That album is 13 yrs old. I guess I'm still moving from newer to new ha ha. Son of a bitch where does the time go folks

Yeah they loved it!
Time flies, too fast.
This one's for me. I'd like to go back, even for a day!

 

[Haywire]

 

[buggs]

@spiny norman oh man I loved that Andy Kim song as a kid. Such an innocent time.

Hadn't thought about Suzi Quatro in a very, very long time but an Instagram post reminded me of her. Right along the timelines and notions of Andy Kim in my memories. Although watching these videos I think Suzi elicited different responses that I didn't understand at the time. Can The Can is from 1973 - I was a whopping nine years old.

 

[buggs]

I guess I graduated from Suzi a little later. I very well understood my attraction to Lee Aaron - purely musical. Late 80s, early 90s much?

 

[SUX2BU]

SOS tunes I heard today

 

[schmockeyknife]

 

[John Agar]

Nothing like a Brit' mashup'...

 

[Jets 31]

I've always loved good drumming, turn this up.

 

[John Agar]

Ka' inks...

Ahead of their time... trepidation for those of us on the prowl...

 

[buggs]

Wasn't going to post tonight, but B. J. Thomas passed away today. Another of those early 70s childhood music types that was so prevalent on the CKY/CFRW stations before I discovered FM radio. Very family friendly so never any complaints from the parents either. His music takes me back to being a kid, which ain't bad. I doubt I'd be all that interested if I discovered it now but it's serious nostalgia for me and locked in so hopefully someone else will enjoy as well. Watch the dancers in the background of the second vid.

 

[buggs]

Unbelievably Melissa Ethridge is 60. For whatever reason I thought she was younger than me. Have loved her music from her debut album onwards. Was traveling through Australia when the first album came out and imagine the days of cassette tapes and traveling by Greyhound bus with nothing more than a backpack. Space was limited and her cassette was one of about five I had.

 

[Jets 31]

Good tune.

 

[Jets 31]

One for the Dude , you know he loves his CCR .

 

[Ducky10]

Wasn't going to post tonight, but B. J. Thomas passed away today. Another of those early 70s childhood music types that was so prevalent on the CKY/CFRW stations before I discovered FM radio. Very family friendly so never any complaints from the parents either. His music takes me back to being a kid, which ain't bad. I doubt I'd be all that interested if I discovered it now but it's serious nostalgia for me and locked in so hopefully someone else will enjoy as well. Watch the dancers in the background of the second vid.

Vivid memories of Raindrops by Thomas on the radio, riding in the family station wagon in my youth.

 

[Royale With Cheese]

Thanks for this. I'm glad someone noticed. She's just stunningly talented and easy on the eyes as well. If you've followed her career for a while you can see her self confidence evolve. The talent was always there without question but her looks are almost plastic and I mean that as a complement. You just never know what she's going to do with them. Probably a bit of "country music mainstream" trying to bring her out but she and Jason apparently aren't interested in that. Nice to see that they reject the mold of looks > talent. Jason Isbell is a very lucky man. Both are remarkably talented and I'm not even a big country fan.

Love Jason Isbell, and have seen him love a few times. He's as "country" as I've ever gotten for sure. Funny thing, the people I know who like the more mainstream country music don't seem to like Jason Isbell. So he occupies that strange space between country, indie, and folk. None of that really matters though, the guy can write some great songs.

And well, Amanda is Amanda.

 

[chaos4]

Vivid memories of Raindrops by Thomas on the radio, riding in the family station wagon in my youth.

Yep, in the Pontiac LeMans.

 

[Jets 31]

Yep, in the Pontiac LeMans.

Ford LTD for me then the parents got smart and bought a truck with a cover and threw a mattress in the back so they didn't have to listen to my sister and i asking "are we there yet" .

 

[spiny norman]

An all Canadian lineup from the sorta random playlist ...

 

[schmockeyknife]

 

[Jets 31]

@chaos4 and i haven't heard this for a while.

 

[schmockeyknife]

omg i havnt heard devil you since i was a lad.

nice find!