Non-Classical Music Listening Thread!

[aligreto]

Jethro Tull: Living in the Past

[SimonNZ]

Odetta - One Grain Of Sand (1963)

Probably my favorite album of hers. Opens with a really lovely "Sail Away Ladies".

[George]

[aligreto]

Fleetwood Mac: The Pious Bird of Good Omen

[Karl Henning]

Jethro Tull: Living in the Past

Love this album!

https://www.youtube.com/v/mn4MCu9aEXw

[George]

[aligreto]

Love this album!

https://www.youtube.com/v/mn4MCu9aEXw

Jethro Tull have a unique "voice" in rock music and, for those who do not know them, they are worth investigating.

[Pohjolas Daughter]

Fleetwood Mac: The Pious Bird of Good Omen

Hadn't heard of that album before now.  When did it come out?

A couple of nights ago, I went on a minor Dire Straits binge:  Making Movies, Dire Straits and Communiqué.

PD

[George]

Jethro Tull have a unique "voice" in rock music and, for those who do not know them, they are worth investigating.

Yes, they are truly a special band. One that I grow in appreciation of as I get older.

[aligreto]

Hadn't heard of that album before now. 

That was in the Peter Green era when they were a Blues band. Most people have probably forgotten who Peter Green was, unfortunately. The album contained Albatross and Black Magic Woman.

[aligreto]

Yes, they are truly a special band. One that I grow in appreciation of as I get older.

I thought that one had to be young and wild to appreciate Tull?

Old and wild also, perhaps 

[SimonNZ]

Hadn't heard of that album before now.  When did it come out?

In the US you would have had most of those tracks including Albatross  and Black Magic Woman on an album called  English Rose.

[Pohjolas Daughter]

That was in the Peter Green era when they were a Blues band. Most people have probably forgotten who Peter Green was, unfortunately. The album contained Albatross and Black Magic Woman.

In the US you would have had most of those tracks including Albatross  and Black Magic Woman on an album called  English Rose.

Thanks gents!

I thought that one had to be young and wild to appreciate Tull?

Old and wild also, perhaps 

  I still enjoy a dose of my JT too! 

[George]

I thought that one had to be young and wild to appreciate Tull?

Old and wild also, perhaps 

I liked them back then, but now I love them.

[Karl Henning]

Thanks gents!   I still enjoy a dose of my JT too! 

Good!

https://www.youtube.com/v/m798LeqV3rQ

[SimonNZ]

[Old San Antone]

Released in 2013 Feeling Mortal by Kris Kristofferson is a late career gem.



Rolling Stone: His latest album, Feeling Mortal, due on January 29th, contains some of the singer-songwriter's most raw and poignant material yet. Ask him, however, and he's quick to dismiss any reference to his supreme talent – despite having scored a Number One album and penned iconic songs for the likes of Janis Joplin ("Me and Bobby McGee") and Johnny Cash ("Sunday Morning Coming Down"). "Hell, I've been making up songs since I was 11," he says. "I think that's just what I do naturally. And I just feel grateful that I've been able to do it all my life."

https://www.youtube.com/v/UO_lybzHWP4

[Pohjolas Daughter]

Good!

https://www.youtube.com/v/m798LeqV3rQ

Thanks for the duck link Karl.   

[Sergeant Rock]

Listening in memoriam:




Sarge

[George]