Non-Classical Music Listening Thread!

[Mookalafalas]

I haven't heard of that one before now.  Reading the fine print, it looks like covers of his songs?

Love Richard Thompson's music.  Have you ever seen him perform before?  I've been fortunate and seen him three times though I have friends who've seen him whenever he comes around their area (which had been quite often in the past).  His live shows are great!

PD

  yes, it's all covers. But really good ones.
    I saw him twice, back in the 80s, both solo. Once in a smallish club in Austin, Tx, and then in a tent at a big jazz festival in New Orleans. I think he's become much bigger since then.

   TD:
  Todd's post for Salif Keita above got me curious.  Dug up an older disk, "Anthology." A nice find.

[KevinP]

Happy 1500th Page Day.

(Hoping I didn't set some option years ago that paginates posts differently.)

[AnotherSpin]

[hopefullytrusting]

Followed one of Preston's keyboardists to this disc:



Deeply soulful grooves - funky.

(Just noticed the disc is hard to read. It is Gloria Jones's Share My Love.)

[KevinP]

Followed one of Preston's keyboardists to this disc:



Deeply soulful grooves - funky.

(Just noticed the disc is hard to read. It is Gloria Jones's Share My Love.)

Good album.

[Pohjolas Daughter]

yes, it's all covers. But really good ones.
    I saw him twice, back in the 80s, both solo. Once in a smallish club in Austin, Tx, and then in a tent at a big jazz festival in New Orleans. I think he's become much bigger since then.

   TD:
  Todd's post for Salif Keita above got me curious.  Dug up an older disk, "Anthology." A nice find.

I listened to "When the Spell is Broken" with Bonnie Raitt and the Five Blind Boys of Alabama:  excellent! 

PD

[drogulus]

    From 1969, the live performance of The Eleven by the Grateful Dead.

     Seven faced marble eyed transitory dream doll   

     Why didn't I think of that?     

[hopefullytrusting]

[DavidW]

I've been listening to a New Wave playlist on Qobuz.  Plenty of great hits, but also plenty of good songs that I had not heard before.  If anyone wants to check it out and has Qobuz, the playlist is called "New Wave Hits of the 80s".

[Henk]

Good.

[Todd]

It's always a good time to listen to the Corporation.

[ando]

Haven't listened to Jimi in a minute. And though I'm  heading north this morning ....

Jimi Hendrix Experience Driving South

[Papy Oli]

A personal favourite! 

[hopefullytrusting]

Finished my project, starting a new one by listening to the Softly station from Sleeping Dogs (reminds me of Spa on Sirius):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhA9WrRx9X0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHJdl_6mS9A

[ando]

feel good vibes

Kes The Band Tuesday On The Rocks

[hopefullytrusting]

[Pohjolas Daughter]

Could you please include the band's name as probably a number of us don't know to whom you are referring? 

PD

[SimonNZ]

An old favorite reacquired.

[hopefullytrusting]

Could you please include the band's name as probably a number of us don't know to whom you are referring? 

PD

Apologies, I thought it was legible. Lol

The band's name is Mayhem, and the albums are Live in Leipzig, Wolf's Lair Abyss, and Grand Declaration of War.

Will list from now on! :-)

[Karl Henning]