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bettysnephew · August 2012

I have a few reel to reels of Beeker Street with Clyde Clifford on the controls. Really poor recordings, but for some reason I didn't notice back then as much as now. HMMMM

gatorBGE · August 2012

Fairly eclectic music tastes, but I lean most to 70's, 80's rock, older country (pre 90's), folk, alternative, will even do old school rap (80's) If you want to get your nasty funk on check out Here Come the Mummies, funk laced with double entendra a la juke joint style blues....solid horn line

cortguitarman · August 2012

Eric Clapton Unplugged or Dave Matthews. Stone Temple Pilots and Pearl Jam run a close second.

Aviator · August 2012

80s for me. Some new ones aint bad as well. Like the pulse on xm.

SteveWPBFL · August 2012

No stale oldies here. Lots of Trout, as in Walter, as you can see. One of the all time greats and still kickin' major butts at 60 with his recent CD Blues for the Modern Daze. And surprisingly, Adele live at Royal Albert Hall! She's a HOOT!, and sings better than anybody. The live CD is perfect.

NewEnglandEgger · August 2012

This thread has so far resulted in a 3 hour late night journey via Pandora. Alot of fun listening to stuff I've never heard before, or have not listened to in a long time!

gatorBGE · August 2012

This thread has so far resulted in a 3 hour late night journey via Pandora. Alot of fun listening to stuff I've never heard before, or have not listened to in a long time!

Kept me entertained during part of my overnight, well at least until I gave up at 3 and went to bed, lol

Hokie_Smoker · August 2012

My listening tastes are all over the board. I typically put on Margaritaville Radio, but lately I've been listening to Springsteen's Born to Run album. I also love to listen to play by play baseball while egging. I'm with Cen Tex on Texas singer songwriters, I've spent a total of 36 hours in Texas but listen to Hayes, Ray Wylie, James McMurtry, Billy Joe, & Jerry Jeff(even though he's really not from Texas) all the time.

AleBrewer · August 2012

No stale oldies here. Lots of Trout, as in Walter, as you can see. One of the all time greats and still kickin' major butts at 60 with his recent CD Blues for the Modern Daze.

Love Trout....saw him quite a few times. He puts on a great live show. Haven't picked up the latest cd yet....will have to do that soon.

Wolfpack · August 2012

Jupiter coyote, Taj Mahal, blue dogs, Van Morrison, left over salmon, etc

michigan_jason · August 2012

In no specific order.

Merle Haggard Readio

Hank and Hank JR

Kenny Chesney Radio

Montgomery Gentry Radio

Keith Urban Radio

Smooth Jazz Radio

Mathew Cook Radio

Zac Brown Band

Motown Radio

Bob Marley Radio

Johnny Cash Radio

The Cen-Tex Smoker · August 2012

My listening tastes are all over the board. I typically put on Margaritaville Radio, but lately I've been listening to Springsteen's Born to Run album. I also love to listen to play by play baseball while egging. I'm with Cen Tex on Texas singer songwriters, I've spent a total of 36 hours in Texas but listen to Hayes, Ray Wylie, James McMurtry, Billy Joe, & Jerry Jeff(even though he's really not from Texas) all the time.

make sure you have these guys in the rotation: Robert Earl Keen Roger Creager Jack Ingram Pat Green Cory Morrow Randy Rogers Kevin Fowler and of course, the Godfather, Wille

brewcityegger · August 2012

My Staples are:

The Milwaukee Brewers on play by play (love Bob Uecker)
Zac Brown Band radio
Mumford and Sons radio
Michael Buble radio
Bill Withers/Ray Charles radio
And Pitbull radio

With a nice Whiskey Old Fashion Sweet or glass of home brew.

Dan4BBQ · August 2012

We have several Caribbean CDs that we play when cooking or in the pool.

Dan

tactical_66 · August 2012

Pandora: Zeppelin, judas priest, Mississippi Fred McDowell

timekpr1 · August 2012

Crosby Stills and Nash, Steely Dan, Fleetwood Mac, Bruce, Trisha Yearwood.

thetrim · August 2012

Sandstorm

ratcheer · August 2012

One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer - George Thoroughgood
My Mississippi Home - The Subdudes
Cheap Sunglasses - ZZ Top

Stuff like that, for me. Blues-y Rock

Tim

SteveWPBFL · August 2012

AleBrewer - Walter's latest is right up there with his best!

The Cen-Tex Smoker · August 2012

Whoa- just googled Walter Trout. I'm not a big blues guy, but that dude can sling it. Might have to add him to the list

Botch · August 2012

Tower of Power

Little Feat

Charlie Daniels

Dire Straits

Poco

Neville Bros.

The Wild Tchoupatoulas (sp?)

And I'm adding Trombone Shorty, damn that was killer!

The Cen-Tex Smoker · August 2012

Tower of Power
Little Feat
Charlie Daniels
Dire Straits
Poco
Neville Bros.
The Wild Tchoupatoulas (sp?)

And I'm adding Trombone Shorty, @#!*% that was killer!

Saw Trombone Shorty at Austin City Limits. They are pure greatness

Little Steven · August 2012

The Dead, The Band, SRV, John Lee, John Prine and Tragically Hip

The Cen-Tex Smoker · August 2012

The Dead, The Band, SRV, John Lee, John Prine and Tragically Hip

Love John Prine- One of my all time faves. Do you know of Todd Snider? Kind of the John Prine 2.0 for lack of a better description. Singer, Songwriter, storyteller. Funny dude

Little Steven · August 2012

No. I'll check him out though. I loved all the folksingers from the late sixties and seventies. Steve Goodman was one of the best

The Cen-Tex Smoker · August 2012

No. I'll check him out though. I loved all the folksingers from the late sixties and seventies. Steve Goodman was one of the best

He's great.Start with Near Truths and Hotel Rooms. It's a live album and its really good. Some hilarious stories on there too

pasoegg · August 2012

Merle Haggert
Conway Twitty
Tammy Wynette
Loretta Lynn

i'm with dave in Fla except we gotta have some George Jones, Stonewall Jackson, Alan Jackson, Garth, Brooks & Dunn, and the Rolling Stones. Course Skynard and ZZ Top fits in as well....If I screw the food up at least I had a big time drinking and singing....ain't this a simple life!

FxLynch · August 2012

Pretty much blues only while grilling. Keb Mo or Eric Bibb are the two favorites. Sometimes I break out other genres but rarely. Now for other things, I listen to just about every musical style that exists.

Lilpossum · August 2012

Old crow medicine show,Avett brothers, and you have to give JJ grey and the mofros a chance you will dig there sound white boy who sounds like a old blues singer.can never go wrong with Willie and Johnny though

NDG · August 2012

Avett Brothers, Deer Tick, Van Morrison, Neil Young, Beck, Mumford & Sons, Passion Pit, Kings of Leon

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