What Are You Listening To?

[SFCHAMBERS]

I definitely have the ringing in my ears (over 20 years in the Army with Army guns and explosives going off, then another 20 years as a Army civilian mechanic.) but for music 60s, 70s, and 80s rock.

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[Doc]

I definitely have the ringing in my ears (over 20 years in the Army with Army guns and explosives going off, then another 20 years as a Army civilian mechanic.) but for music 60s, 70s, and 80s rock.

Constant ear ringing here too..

 

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[Fawnbuster]

Terri and I are at Ruoff music center for a 3 band concert, John Waite just played (the Baby's) next is Foreigner on there farewell tour round 2 lol and then Styx! We've seen Foreigner and Styx several times in the last 5 years and the music and singers still sound amazing. Foreigner has a local high school choir here that will be on stage for I wanna know what love is and maybe more.

 

[Roscoe_t]

I was watching a video of Joni Mitchell's appearance at the Newport Folk Festival a couple years ago when the YouTube algorithm recommended a number by another Newport performer, Sierra Ferrell. When I saw her for that first time, I was hooked. She puts down a mix of old-time country and gypsy jazz that's hard to resist.
Her personal story is compelling as well. Raised by a single mother in West Virginia, she left home as a teenager to go busking around the country.
I caught her show in Milwaukee a few months ago. Here are a couple clips.

 

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[Roscoe_t]

I liked Johnny quite a bit, saw him a couple times in the '70s. His big breakout came in 1969, when I was 15. His music made quite an impression on me.

His bassist in the video is a guy from Milwaukee named Jon Paris. Jon was popular in Beer town before he moved on to bigger things.

Of course the bassist in the band Johnny had with Edgar was Tommy Shannon, who went on to form Double Trouble for SRV. To me, JW was head and shoulders above Stevie Ray when both were in their prime.

 

[Doc]

I liked Johnny quite a bit, saw him a couple times in the '70s. His big breakout came in 1969, when I was 15. His music made quite an impression on me.

His bassist in the video is a guy from Milwaukee named Jon Paris. Jon was popular in Beer town before he moved on to bigger things.

Of course the bassist in the band Johnny had with Edgar was Tommy Shannon, who went on to form Double Trouble for SRV. To me, JW was head and shoulders above Stevie Ray when both were in their prime.

I saw his “Last“ concert at the Spirit of the Suwannee music park in Live Oak Fla…

( at least they said it was the Last )

Johnny Winter live on 17 April 2010 at the Wanee Music Festival in Live Oak, Florida.
The 2010 edition of this event featured artists such as The Allman Brothers Band, Widespread Panic, Gov’t Mule, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Stephen Stills, The Black Keys, Dr. John, Hot Tuna Electric, etc.
Johnny was joined by honorable guests Susan Tedeschi, guitar, vocals on Miss Annand Warren Haynes, guitar, vocals on Tore Down and Good Morning Little School Girl.
Track List:
01 - Jam
02 - Johnny introduction
03 - Hideaway
04 - Sugar Coated Love
05 - She Likes To Boogie Real Low
06 - Miss Ann
07 - Tore Down
08 - Good Morning Little School Girl
09 - Blackjack
10 - Don't Take Advantage Of Me
11 - Red House
12 - Boney Maroney
13 - It's All Over Now
14 - Highway 61i

 

[Metal Geezer]

Ghost Shaped People….
Lamb of god… Ghost Shaped People Official Audio

 

[Doc]

Ghost Shaped People….
Lamb of god… Ghost Shaped People Official Audio

 

[Roscoe_t]

Vai is part of a King Crimson revival tour this fall. He does a pretty good job of covering Robert Fripp's guitar gymnastics.

 

[Doc]

Vai is part of a King Crimson revival tour this fall. He does a pretty good job of covering Robert Fripp's guitar gymnastics.

Awesome !

 

[Dr. Zaius]

Delain just released a new version of Sleepwalkers Dream.

The new version is with their current lead singer Diana Leah.

Both versions are great but I think I like the new singer's version better.



And the original



Edit: Can't believe I skipped this one.

Symphonic, Celtic, Metal all rolled into one by a Christian, Canadian homeschooling mother of 5.

Song doesn't really start until 1 minute in and the guitar solo is pretty great at 4 minutes in.

Guitar solo is by the guitarist for Delain.

 

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[Roscoe_t]

A new Wanda Jackson cover from Sierra Ferrell hit YouTube recently, with Sierra on the musical saw.

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