What are you listening to ?

[SmokinEdge]

I got Jackson Brown as one of my Pandora stations. They toss in some Eagles , Bob Segar , Dave Mason, etc.

Segar is fantastic! A legend for sure.

 

[cpaysonc]

Billy Strings! What a phenomenal guitarist. Love Tedeschi Trucks Band as well, not to mention the String Cheese Incident! Larry Keel is also a wizard on guitar.

 

[texomakid]

Wow! I'd heard of her but I'd never listened to her music. Appreciate the turn on and enjoy the show. I'll be adding her to the rotation on Pandora.

We got a chance to go see Joe Bonamassa way back in 2019 at Red Rocks. Holy cow that was an awesome show at a one of a kind venue. I consider his guitar solo in "Reconsider Baby" to be one for the ages. If you haven't heard that song it's on his "Had to Cry Today" LP. My wife and I both love JB.

Our music taste is wide and open. Last show we saw was Lucinda Williams at Austin City Limits just a few weeks back. Ole' gal is coming back from a stroke but once she got on stage her voice was just as solid as ever. Another really great venue. Every seat is so close. I like everything from Ray Wylie Hubbard to Tool, George Jones to Rage against the Machine. Took the grandson to see Candlebox & 3 Doors down last fall. Not much I don't like when it come to music.

 

[zwiller]

JH is a legend for sure. But how about some way. Back OG let’s try on some JLH.

Touche' Then we start talking bout that cat that sold his soul to you know who...

I am all over the place with music and usually lean toward harder stuff but these guys been in my rotation lately. Maybe some gray hairs are to blame?

 

[Winterrider]

Red Rocks. Holy cow that was an awesome show

Would love to see a show sometime at that venue. Have seen Bad Company and Dave Mason there on Axs TV. Absolutely fantastic. . .

 

[Smokin Okie]

Wow! I'd heard of her but I'd never listened to her music. Appreciate the turn on and enjoy the show. I'll be adding her to the rotation on Pandora.

We got a chance to go see Joe Bonamassa way back in 2019 at Red Rocks. Holy cow that was an awesome show at a one of a kind venue. I consider his guitar solo in "Reconsider Baby" to be one for the ages. If you haven't heard that song it's on his "Had to Cry Today" LP. My wife and I both love JB.

Our music taste is wide and open. Last show we saw was Lucinda Williams at Austin City Limits just a few weeks back. Ole' gal is coming back from a stroke but once she got on stage her voice was just as solid as ever. Another really great venue. Every seat is so close. I like everything from Ray Wylie Hubbard to Tool, George Jones to Rage against the Machine. Took the grandson to see Candlebox & 3 Doors down last fall. Not much I don't like when it come to music.

Joe Bonamassa gets played a lot here. We've seen Joe seven or eight times, last time just this past November.

Mrs Okie has tasked me with getting her to Red Rocks to see Joe perform there. We have all of his dvd from that venue. The logistics of that trip, however, are not easy.

 

[JckDanls 07]

Billy Strings! What a phenomenal guitarist

I'll agree with that !!!!

 

[SmokinEdge]

Touche' Then we start talking bout that cat that sold his soul to you know who...

I am all over the place with music and usually lean toward harder stuff but these guys been in my rotation lately. Maybe some gray hairs are to blame?

Agree. I’m all over the map too. Just no modern pop.

 

[SmokinEdge]

Wow! I'd heard of her but I'd never listened to her music. Appreciate the turn on and enjoy the show. I'll be adding her to the rotation on Pandora.

We got a chance to go see Joe Bonamassa way back in 2019 at Red Rocks. Holy cow that was an awesome show at a one of a kind venue. I consider his guitar solo in "Reconsider Baby" to be one for the ages. If you haven't heard that song it's on his "Had to Cry Today" LP. My wife and I both love JB.

Our music taste is wide and open. Last show we saw was Lucinda Williams at Austin City Limits just a few weeks back. Ole' gal is coming back from a stroke but once she got on stage her voice was just as solid as ever. Another really great venue. Every seat is so close. I like everything from Ray Wylie Hubbard to Tool, George Jones to Rage against the Machine. Took the grandson to see Candlebox & 3 Doors down last fall. Not much I don't like when it come to music.

The rocks is such a special venue. Nothing like it.

 

[Smokin Okie]

 

[Fueling Around]

I was wondering how far this thread was going to expand.
When you talk about guitarists, don't forget David Gilmour. Pink Floyd to the uninformed.

I got Jackson Brown as one of my Pandora stations. They toss in some Eagles , Bob Segar , Dave Mason, etc.

Bit of annoying trivia, Seattle rock stations rarely played Bob Segar when I lived there (1984-2001)

 

[SmokinEdge]

Now that’s very good. And then Clapton at the end is Legend. Clapton is a rock legend but he is a blues legend as well. He played with all the greats.

 

[SmokinEdge]

Some giant guitarists all playing together here. Good grief my youth was excellent.

 

[Culinary Otter]

Have never heard of Samantha Fish. Used to love blues, but as I got older I find myself putting on more and more elevator electronica in the background

Saw the tour list the OP posted and it included Kenny Wayne Shepherd and forgot how much I loved him back in the day so gave her a listen.

Solid artist. Might institute a 90% blues/rock policy in the smoke shed this summer.

 

[cptnding]

I'm goin to see her next Tuesday, Samantha Fish with Jesse Dayton

Samantha Fish is fantastic! Enjoy

 

[DRKsmoking]

Like some I am all over the place. Mostly country But it is a mood thing, depends on the day. And what i'm sippin on.

But like say, Alice Cooper "Quite Room" to Robert Johnson "Delta Blues"

Bad Company " Bad Company " to Melissa Etheridge to Janis Joplin " Pearl "

Or just plain old Hank or Merle

Like I said all over the place , and happy to be , lol ( been doing a little "Goose Creek Symphony" lately also

David

 

[BrianGSDTexoma]

Larkin Poe won the category

I follow Larkin. I dont go to concerts anymore. Just to $$$. I have probably over a 100 dvd concerts. I watch one every Saturday. Got a pretty amazing system. That Pink Floyd Delicate Sound Of Thunder - Restored, Re-edited, Remixed is off the charts good!

 

[Smokin Okie]

Now that’s very good. And then Clapton at the end is Legend. Clapton is a rock legend but he is a blues legend as well. He played with all the greats.

Clapton's home was the blues. He began with John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers ( and btw, Mayall should be in the Rock Hall of Fame ) . He left the Yardbirds because they went pop and he wanted to play blues.

After reinventing himself several times in the 80's and 90's, he returned to blues.

 

[Smokin Okie]

Some giant guitarists all playing together here. Good grief my youth was excellent.

That was SRV's last performance. He was unlucky enough to catch a helicopter from the concert site to his hotel.

 

[Smokin Okie]

Like some I am all over the place. Mostly country But it is a mood thing, depends on the day. And what i'm sippin on.

But like say, Alice Cooper "Quite Room" to Robert Johnson "Delta Blues"


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Bad Company " Bad Company " to Melissa Etheridge to Janis Joplin " Pearl "

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Or just plain old Hank or Merle

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Like I said all over the place , and happy to be , lol ( been doing a little "Goose Creek Symphony" lately also

David

Bad Company's Paul Rodgers shows up occasionally with blues/rock acts. This is from about 10 years ago, at the Beacon Theater in NYC, with Joe Bonamassa doing a Free song. He's a great vocalist.