Today, I have mostly been listening to ...

rpr

   

     

simonbeckwith

Dunno if this has been on here before, but this is mega!

TTony

the Climax Blues Band.

I'm old enough to remember this when it was "in the charts" ...

... but I'd never really heard anything else by them until I bought this

And I'm really rather glad that I did buy it.

Grunfeld

An oldie but still bloody brilliant!
Younger Brother - "Even Dwarves Start Small"


PS dunno about other people but if a link isn't labelled or immediately obvious from its thumbnail I tend not to click -- which is a shame cos I'm sure there's stuff I'd like to hear

bingefeller

Bit of Revolution Saints

EricTheWeary

TTony said:

the Climax Blues Band.

I'm old enough to remember this when it was "in the charts" ...

... but I'd never really heard anything else by them until I bought this

And I'm really rather glad that I did buy it.

My pathetic claim to fame being that I played bottom of a festival bill to Motorhead, CCB were on the same bill so I was closer to them! Enjoyed them more than Motorhead. 

Moss

EricTheWeary

The premier Argentinian ska band

Wisdom point available for successfully identifying the female vocalist on this track ( she is proper well known like, innit). 

d8m

New Four Year Strong album out today!

Good stuff!

thomasross20

Lots of Richie Kotzen's stuff off his "Essential" CD - really good music. 

scrumhalf

Nunogilberto

Whitesnake's Purple album and Van Halen at Tokyo Dome - enjoying them both

thomasross20

Listened to a bit of this - want to watch the whole lot though:

Deadman

Raury. Do yourself a favour and listen to this:

ICBM

EricTheWeary said:

The premier Argentinian ska band

Wisdom point available for successfully identifying the female vocalist on this track ( she is proper well known like, innit). 

Debbie Harry. I began to wonder quite early on but it became obvious on "no-one I think is in my-y-y tree" .

EricTheWeary

ICBM;660927" said:

EricTheWeary said:

The premier Argentinian ska band

Wisdom point available for successfully identifying the female vocalist on this track ( she is proper well known like, innit). 





Debbie Harry. I began to wonder quite early on but it became obvious on "no-one I think is in my-y-y tree" .

wisdom awarded.

Rocker

While in Rye, East Sussex recently, I called in to The Grammar School Records.  In the past I have praised Grammar School Records especially for their LPs but they have a good stock of CDs too.

Got this one, TBH I never heard of The Toms before, I bought it pure and simple because of the name.  [I am Tom too!!]

http://www.discogs.com/Toms-The-Toms/master/363027

Recorded in 1979, the solo work of Tom Marolda, it was released on CD in 1997.  Very nice, definitely a keeper.

CloudNine

Always good value on the guitar front:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0VNKAuRNjRc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKMIDHUwHmM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMCCJcSJSUA

Phil_aka_Pip

Osibisa (again) Woyaya and Heads

xSkarloey

Making my way through John Coltrane's albums on Atlantic records because a box set was cheap in HMV and couldn't resist.

The album Coltrane plays the Blues shows how it's done, and pisses all over most blues guitarists.