I'll start, Jr. Walker And The All Stars, just playing them off YouTube. Roadrunner and What Does It Take bring back memories.

I was just listening to Dolores O’Riordan. Really miss her

The Debussy string quartet. Here's the 2nd movement:

Chris Rea - Stainsby Girls

I've been on a Josh Ritter kick lately. I saw him on Letterman about 15 years ago now (had never heard of him before) and was blown away by the song he played that night. Then we saw him live at the egg in Albany a year or so later.

His The Animal Years album is among my all time favorites.

Just found the clip from that Letterman show:



William Prince has been getting a little play time as well. His Earthly Days album is pretty dang good.

Cocaine / Eric Clapton.

 
John Primer.

I've been listening to a lot of Huey Lewis and the News lately.

We The Kingdom

Tedeschi Trucks Band, JJ Cale, Clapton, Alison Krauss, Dr. John, Leo Kottke.

Black Label Society’s new release Doom Crew Inc.

Last thing I heard was Bachman Turner Overdrive > no not in the seventies - yesterday in my truck
Right before that a Bob Welch LP (FLAC).
Been going through my collection and these are what hit.

Sting's The Dream of the Blue Turtles is in my CD player.

quote:

Originally posted by Skull Leader:
I've been listening to a lot of Huey Lewis and the News lately.

There’s always room for Huey.

But for new discoveries for me, Billy Strings. Bluegrass and plays guitar that makes the spirit of Roy Clark nod in appreciation.

And for just WTF fun… Thundermother. Think AC/DC level hard rock from a all girl Euro band based out of Sweden.

my Ultravox channel on Pandora,

and I had just switched it to my Gary Numan channel when I got called away

Ann Sweeten.


PC

Been streaming Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa today

Live Grateful Dead shows....saw Dead and Company this past August and it reenergized me to their sound.

Some odd reason I've gravitated toward female artists lately. Larkin Poe, Ally Venable Band, and the Danielle Nicole Band.