I’m in the Whiskey Myers, Chris Knight, Tyler Childers camp so you can see my influence....But what music ya’ll listening to these days?
What are you all listening to these days?
- Thread starter Kenny56
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I listen to KDHX a lot. Also WWOZ out of New Orleans. Really started enjoying Jazz recently for some reason?
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Joe Rogan Experience
97.1 the Fox News affiliate in St. Louis
Oh you meant music?
Luke Combs
Chris Stapleton
Earl Thomas Conley
George Jones
Nappy Roots
Wyclef Jean
Bill Withers
Willie Nelson
Elton John
Maroon 5
I've really been into The Oakridge Boys, Hall & Oats, and Kentucky Headhunters recently.
Love spotify...
Joe Rogan Experience
97.1 the Fox News affiliate in St. Louis
Oh you meant music?
Luke Combs
Chris Stapleton
Earl Thomas Conley
George Jones
Nappy Roots
Wyclef Jean
Bill Withers
Willie Nelson
Elton John
Maroon 5
I've really been into The Oakridge Boys, Hall & Oats, and Kentucky Headhunters recently.
Love spotify...
Been going down a '70s rock music rabbit hole from my youth.
Blue Öyster Cult
CCR
Rush
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Foghat
Fleetwood Mac
Head East
Doobie Brothers
and many more.
Blue Öyster Cult
CCR
Rush
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Foghat
Fleetwood Mac
Head East
Doobie Brothers
and many more.
Spotify - Blackberry Smoke Homecoming: Live in Atlanta, Leave a Scar:Live in North Carolina and Philip Sayce: Peace of Mind and Philip Sayce:Scorched Earth, Vol.1
Kudos to Spotify being the best. My feel good go to is Little Feat live Waiting For Columbus.
Bill Withers, Kenny Rogers, my Wife.
Spotify turned me on to a few I never heard of.
Shakey Graves
Benjamin Tod and the Lost Dog Street Band
Colter Wall
Give em a try!
Shakey Graves
Benjamin Tod and the Lost Dog Street Band
Colter Wall
Give em a try!
I love the Feat.I use to love listening to Feats At Five on KSHE.Spent a lot of time country cruising the back roads on Saturdays
a buddy puts up a daily facebook post - what's your favorite song from so and so artist
i listen their discography start to finish on spotify
hall & oates
journey
bowie
beatles
def leppard
springsteen
interesting that a couple of them, springsteen and journey, start out questionably. the songs just aren't there. springsteens label almost dropped him after his first two forgettable efforts. then he exploded and went on a commercial winning streak in the late 70' and 80's.
i listen their discography start to finish on spotify
hall & oates
journey
bowie
beatles
def leppard
springsteen
interesting that a couple of them, springsteen and journey, start out questionably. the songs just aren't there. springsteens label almost dropped him after his first two forgettable efforts. then he exploded and went on a commercial winning streak in the late 70' and 80's.
I listen to KSHE classic show on Sunday mornings religiously and when they have no repeat weekends.
Van Morrison
Lake
Pure prairie league live album
Steely Dan
Tedeschi Trucks Band
Van Morrison
Lake
Pure prairie league live album
Steely Dan
Tedeschi Trucks Band
What was that band in the 80s that wore leather sacks over their heads and ran around in their underwear.
You got me curious about the name.
It was Joe Elliott - the lead vocalist of the band, first came up with the nameof 'Deaf Leopard'!!! After considering the same with his fellow band members and the rock scene prevailing at that time, where Led Zeppelin were considered to be the zenith of rock music.
Or, maybe they should have had a little more foresight and gone with something more futuristic. Perhaps "Lil' Leppard" or "Def Roxxx", or maybe "DL Boo$ie Boyz"
The Bosko's...
Can't beat Sunday morning KSHE classics
Billy Strings - recent discovery, a pickin'
Infamous Stringdusters - bluegrass on steroids
Tyler Childers
Dan Fogelberg (underrated, left us too soon)
Jackson Browne
John Prine
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Natalie Merchant
Van the Man
Traveling Wilburys
CSNY
When all else fails.....Clapton!!
Billy Strings - recent discovery, a pickin'
Infamous Stringdusters - bluegrass on steroids
Tyler Childers
Dan Fogelberg (underrated, left us too soon)
Jackson Browne
John Prine
Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Natalie Merchant
Van the Man
Traveling Wilburys
CSNY
When all else fails.....Clapton!!
Going old school listening to Thin Lizzy, it's too bad that most only know them from the song The Boys Are Back In Town. Give me Cowboy Song or I'm Still in Love With You any day of the Boys Are Back In Town.
I'm not a huge fan of either but "The Boss" isn't even qualified to roadie for Bob Seger as far as singing and songwriting is concerned.
I had Thin Lizzy on 8 track, along get with a lot of other classics like Nazareth, Deep Purple, RamJam, Frank Zappa.
Seen Springsteen back in 83 probably one of the best concerts I have seen,kept you on the edge of your seat for almost 3 hours
Same here - I saw him first time in '78 at Kiel Auditorium - Darkness on the Edge of Town Tour.. Roommate had an extra ticket and had to talk me into going. Absolutely blew me away!!
One of those artists you have to see live to appreciate. First artist I ever saw who went out in the crowd during a song, back in the days when everybody had mega security in front of the stage, but not Bruce!!
Here's my fav Bruce video...his first time in LA as a relative unknown...comments from people in attendance said they knew they were watching a future star...
