The Quarantine Canteen Jukebox AKA The Music Thread

[Gordon Lightfoot]

I've seen her a couple times also. Once at Berklee and once in Hartford. She's very cool.

Awesome, she puts on a great show.

 

[EvilDead]

 

[GordonHowe]

I think she’s phenomenal! Listen to any of her albums and I bet you’ll like it.

Have listend to a few; she's ferocious, and fine.

 

[b in vancouver]

Put Jeff Buckley's Grace on for myself this evening.

Been going through the canon/catalogue/collection with my kids lately but when he came up... I put a little sticky-note in the back of my head to remind myself to listen to the full album as it had been awhile.

 

[Orr Fourever]

Grammy performances I thought were outstanding...

 

[Orr Fourever]

 

[Gordon Lightfoot]

Have listend to a few; she's ferocious, and fine.

Definitely ferocious!

 

[TinyRivers]

Some of my favorite Black Crowes....

 

[aguineapig]

Thought of this after watching Big, Bad and Bobby. A song remembering a special time from the past. Ray wrote the song about he and Dave's Big Sister Rene who died one night at a local palais (dance hall ) from a medical condition when the boys were teens. She had given Ray his first guitar. Now when I hear this song, I think of when they knocked down the old Garden.

The day they knocked down the Garden
My sister stood and cried
The day they knocked down the Garden
Part of my childhood died
Just died

 

[TinyRivers]

Thought of this after watching Big, Bad and Bobby. A song remembering a special time from the past. Ray wrote the song about he and Dave's Big Sister Rene who died one night at a local palais (dance hall ) from a medical condition when the boys were teens. She had given Ray his first guitar. Now when I hear this song, I think of when they knocked down the old Garden.

The day they knocked down the Garden
My sister stood and cried
The day they knocked down the Garden
Part of my childhood died
Just died

Always liked this one from the feuding brothers...

 

[WestCoastBruinsFan]

I like this version.


I also like the Ram Jam version but have never seen this video. Nice.

 

[GordonHowe]

Put Jeff Buckley's Grace on for myself this evening.

Been going through the canon/catalogue/collection with my kids lately but when he came up... I put a little sticky-note in the back of my head to remind myself to listen to the full album as it had been awhile.

I've not investigated Jeff Buckley but understand many admire him.

 

[GordonHowe]

Definitely ferocious!

I'd say so. And, she has a major thing about animals.

 

[b in vancouver]

I've not investigated Jeff Buckley but understand many admire him.

'Lover, You Should Have Come Over'
Every time I hear it, this makes me just shut off the world. Just the most raw beautiful singing. An exposed nerve. Touch base if you do give him a hear.

I'm not really a 'singer/songwriter' guy as compared to punk rock roots - but he's next level. Just hypnotic.

 

[GordonHowe]

'Lover, You Should Have Come Over'
Every time I hear it, this makes me just shut off the world. Just the most raw beautiful singing. An exposed nerve. Touch base if you do give him a hear.

I'm not really a 'singer/songwriter' guy as compared to punk rock roots - but he's next level. Just hypnotic.

Shall investigate. Thank you.

 

[Orr Fourever]

Some of my favorite Black Crowes....

Apparently The Crowes are streaming a concert on youtube from Tronna this coming up Saturday..

 

[Orr Fourever]

Always liked this one from the feuding brothers...

Back in the day when I was a wild young fellow, They would put this Kinks tune on the turntable at parties. Would get the whole place rocken. Ah good times.

 

[Gordon Lightfoot]

I'd say so. And, she has a major thing about animals.

She does. An interesting artist in all she does. And she continues to evolve and impress

 

[Terrier]

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

Canadian post-apocalyptic tune from the early 60s

 

[BMC]

My weekend:

 

[GordonHowe]

She does. An interesting artist in all she does. And she continues to evolve and impress

Those are the artists that impress me the most -- Neil Young, Paul Simon, "even" Dylan. They continue to evolve, rather than make bank on 30 year old hits.

 

[GordonHowe]

My weekend:

I grew up listening to George, but I've also heard he's not a particularly nice fellow. Don't know what to believe.

And yet, PS, *I drink alone.*

 

[EvilDead]

 

[Gordon Lightfoot]

I used to love the video for this song. Ozzy is so goofy and funny, in the best way. One hell of a voice, too.