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    What's your favorite music to Egg by?

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      Past couple of weeks I've been revisiting Jethro Tull as I Egg

      LBGE
      Go Dawgs! - Marietta, GA
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      Thick as a (fire)Brick. I see a connection.

      Steve 

      Caledon, ON

       

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      We don't have music outside, but inside I cook to country music (old and new). 

      Wait... with as much time as you spend on your egg and you haven't bought a radio for outside!?!?
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      Kenny nailed it! "Texas/Red Dirt/alt country"

      I'll add to his list:
      Cross Canadian Ragweed
      Josh Abbott Band
      Roger Creager
      Stoney Larue
      Bleu Edmondson
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      country - Conway / Stonewall Jackson / George Jones / Merle Haggard /Marty Robbins /

      new country - Brooks & Dunn / Alan Jackson / Tracy Byrd /

      other - Fabulous Thunderbirds / George Thoroughgood / Stones / Boston / Clapton

      "it is never too early to drink, but it may be too early to be seen drinking"

      Winston-Salem, NC

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      edited June 2013
      Live from Daryl's House has some great guest performances. 

      http://www.livefromdarylshouse.com/currentep.html?ep_id=67
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      OLDER: Van Morrison, Allman Brothers, Stevie Wonder, Tom Petty (or traveling wilburys), CCR   
      NEW:  Avett Brothers, Black Keys, Passion Pit, Vampire Weekend, Mumford & Sons, MGMT, Deer Tick
      Columbus, OH

      “There are only two ways to live your life.  One is as though nothing is a miracle.  The other is as if everything is” 
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      edited June 2013
      Thatgrimguy said:
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      haha!  I don't miss it. :)  I listen to music all day at work (home office). 
      When I'm outside cooking I usually just drink a beer, talk to John, and watch the birds, fish, bunnies, lizards, boats, and flybys from the air force base. 
      I'm Kristi ~ Live in FL ~ BGE since 2003.
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      These are fantastic suggestions. I thought I had a pretty broad music collection but you guys have certainly expanded my horizon. I gotta go... I just received an e-mail notification that iTunes has a sale going on. Good thing I've already placed my orders for my short list of Eggssesories.

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      Gino D'Auri, Vandaveer, Bob Dylan, Glen David Andrews, the Quavers, Ray Charles, Dan Auerbach, Yonder Mountain String Band, MGMT, Dock Boggs, Soul Rebels, Jose Gonzales, Beirut, Bonnie Prince Billy, or Gary Clark Jr. 
      "America has only three cities: New York, San Francisco, and New Orleans. Everywhere else is Cleveland." -Tennessee Williams
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      Any baseball game that is on...... No baseball? Then I usually listen to 90's rock or alternative or classic rock. I like all country music too but can get burnt out on it pretty fast.

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      Usually for me it's anything from classic rock to reggae to island music similar like hawaiian reggae and such.
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      YEMTrey said:

      I agree.  I have to have some tunes going while I'm Egging.  But it runs the gamut on what I'm in the mood for and what level of drunkenness I am at.  These are the most listened to:

      Allman Brothers
      Chris Robinson Brotherhood
      Wilco
      Zack Brown Band
      Kenny Chesney
      George Jones
      Grateful Dead
      Derek Trucks

      Given your user name I totally expected to see Phish on this list.

      LBGE

      Pikesville, MD

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      NEWB_IN_NOLA said:
      Gino D'Auri, Vandaveer, Bob Dylan, Glen David Andrews, the Quavers, Ray Charles, Dan Auerbach, Yonder Mountain String Band, MGMT, Dock Boggs, Soul Rebels, Jose Gonzales, Beirut, Bonnie Prince Billy, or Gary Clark Jr. 
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      Philip - saw Yonder Mountain String Band at the Fais Do-do stage a few years back, I was very impressed.  btw - everything came together, thanks for the advice






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      Acn said:

      @BrotherEgg, if you're looking to put together a playlist below are a bunch of songs that find their way onto playlists quite often:
      Return of the Grievous Angel - Gram Parsons
      The Weight - The Band
      Outfit - Drive By Truckers
      Mother Blues - Ray Wylie Hubbard
      Tour of Duty - Jason Isbell
      Portland Oregon - Loretta Lynn and Jack White
      Set 'Em Up Joe - Jamey Johnson
      King of the Road - Roger Miller
      Dollar a Day - Ryan Bingham
      Choctaw Bingo - James McMurtry
      Dixie Chicken - Little Feat
      Gin and Juice - The Gourds
      My Lover's Prayer - Otis Redding
      Body of an American - The Pogues
      Daughter - Louden Wainwright III
      Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley
      Stomp and Holler - Hayes Carll
      The House That Jack Built - Aretha Franklin
      Cry to Me - Solomon Burke
      Two More Bottles of Wine - Emmylou Harris
      Shelter From the Storm - Bob Dylan

      Of course, there are also times when we just want to crank out some Billie Holiday or Miles Davis, or some Glenn Gould and throw the neighbors for a bit of a loop.

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      sumoconnell said:

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      @acn - are you from Austin?
      Nope, originally from Maine, now just outside Baltimore, MD.

      LBGE

      Pikesville, MD

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      gpsegg said:

      Jimmy Bufett , Willie Nelson, The Eagles , Dolly Parton ,Eric Clapton ,James Taylor , Gordon Lightfoot and 60's and 70's.

      Good but you need to add a little beach music to that. Embers, Tams, Billy Stewart, Four Tops, Jackie Wilson, Otis Redding, OC Smith or just anything on the juke box on the boardwalk at Myrtle Beach or OD in the 60s.
      Columbia, SC

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      Depends on what sport season it is.  When I am listening to music it's Pearl Jam, Hendrix, Guns N' Roses (pre Axl stealing the name and replacing the rest of the band), Stevie Ray Vaughn.  Sometimes can get as aggressive as Slipknot, other times can be as mellow as B.B. King.
      I raise my kids, cook and golf.  When work gets in the way I'm pissed, I'm pissed off 48 weeks a year.
      Inbetween Iowa and Colorado, not close to anything remotely entertaining outside of football season. 
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      Rush
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      Listen thru my iPhone on my Bose sound dock - love that thing!

      Pandora stations that I / we listen to

      The Who
      Johnny Cash
      Gordon Lightfoot
      Classical Guitar
      Trombone Shorty
      SRV
      James Taylor
      Zac Brown
      The Dropkick Murphy's... Actually I just call the station Irish Pub Music
      The Blues

      And if they're playing, Tiger's baseball or the Phillies
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      Chester County, PA

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      Acn said:
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      Given your user name I totally expected to see Phish on this list.
      There are a few bands that didn't make the initial cut but get regular playing time.  Phish, WSP, Bela Fleck, etc.
      Steve 
      XL, Mini Max, and a 22" Blackstone in Cincinnati, Ohio
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      Im a Deadhead so it goes without saying the GRATEFUL DEAD
      2 Large Eggs and a Mini 2 Pit Bulls and a Pork shoulder or butt nearby and 100% SICILIAN
      Long Island N.Y.
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      Warren Haynes Band Live at the Moody Theatre. Awesome stuff!!
      Ninety feet between bases is perhaps as close as man has ever come to perfection." -- Red Smith
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      Gotta go bootie and the blowfish, matchbox 20, and Tom Petty off pandora it puts all sorts of great tunes together
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      Charlesmaneri said:
      Im a Deadhead so it goes without saying the GRATEFUL DEAD
      I thought you guys also like Phish, Widespread Panic and Galactic....
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      Mostly Jimmy Buffett and Kenny Chesney!
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      Dave Matthews Band.
      Large Big Green Egg in a nest. North Shore of Boston.
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      NecessaryIndulg said:
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      haha!  I don't miss it. :)  I listen to music all day at work (home office). 
      When I'm outside cooking I usually just drink a beer, talk to John, and watch the birds, fish, bunnies, lizards, boats, and flybys from the air force base. 
      Your backyard sounds like mine!! I have exactly the same collection minus John.  I'm north of Keesler Air Force base and live on the river. Water life is wonderful isn't it?
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      Jimmy Buffett station on Pandora.
      Yankees game on XM Radio.
      Ray Wylie Hubbard
      Jerry Jeff Walker
      Robert Earl Keen
      Billy Joe Shaver
      Hayes Carl
      Bruce Springsteen
      James McMurtry
      Merle Haggard
      George Jones
      George Strait
      Buck Owens
      Waylon Jennings
      Old School Ice Cube
      and a new guy - Jamey Johnson

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      Johnson, Navin R... Sounds like a typical bastard.

       

      Belmont, NC

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