music in the shed

henrywillms said:
Steve....going to have to send you for Canuck 101 training. I didn't look it up to refresh my recollection, but from my memory.... She has been around for decades but also took a long break to raise her family. She came back to make music a few years . BTW...very attractive as well as a great songwriter and singer.
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Indeed, attractive and a great story.

Other than 2024 r&b, and horrific gangsta rap, not much into modern country.
 
Steve G. said:
Indeed, attractive and a great story.

Other than 2024 r&b, and horrific gangsta rap, not much into modern country.
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Nashville has been a musical desert for a long time. There are always stories about some new person, being an “outlaw” or “fresh air” or some other such thing. But nothing ever changes: they traded the Nudie suits for torn jeans, boots, silly hats, but it’s still a uniform. The songs are still schmaltz about beer and trucks and MAGA. Well, the MAGA is recent, but the toxic politics has been there a long time. “We don’t burn our draft cards in Muskokee, ‘cause we like livin’ right and being’ free”.

Musically it all just seems to be derivative and generic southern rock.
 
Alzero said:
Nashville has been a musical desert for a long time. There are always stories about some new person, being an “outlaw” or “fresh air” or some other such thing. But nothing ever changes: they traded the Nudie suits for torn jeans, boots, silly hats, but it’s still a uniform. The songs are still schmaltz about beer and trucks and MAGA. Well, the MAGA is recent, but the toxic politics has been there a long time. “We don’t burn our draft cards in Muskokee, ‘cause we like livin’ right and being’ free”.

Musically it all just seems to be derivative and generic southern rock.
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Oh golly! Another TDS sufferer. Sigh,,,
I really like the ‘old’ country, Charlie Pride, John Denver, Roy Clark, etc, story tellers, unique sound. Modern music, including country, pop, r&b, rap, and all the rest,,,utterly horrific!
 

....... and the 5678`s , c/o Quentin Tarantino .............. It seems he was flying out of an airport in Japan , heard the 5678`s playing over the PA , went to the desk to try to get hold of the tape / CD ......... Wasn`t able to , but made a mental note to include them in Kill Bill Vol 1 .........
 
This afternoon's listening pleasure was albums from Primus, Don McLean, The Rocker covers, and I've just started the 2nd CD of 4 CD boxset of Rock 'n' Roll classics.
 
rocketonarail said:

....... did you mention Primus ? ......... Nowadays they`d all be stood stock still holding their phones up in the air .......
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I did! Les Claypole is an excellent bassist, and their music is creative and slightly out there. I quite agree, there would be a lot of phone usage going on today. I wonder if it's a wave-type effect of one row holding up their phones, and then the row behind having to do the same to see the concert afterwards...
 

... The Fall on The Tube .......

... Steve Hanley on bass guitar ... a Peavey T40 apparently Jon ..... :) ............

This is listed in the book " 1001 Songs You Must Hear Before You Die " ....... not sure which number though .........
 
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..Toyah and Rob do Toyah`s " Dance in the Hurricane " .......

..... Original recording as a backing track by the sound of it ......... Toyah and Rob`s vocals over the top of it , so " live " I guess ........ but Rob`s playing .......

I`m not sure if he`s playing along with the track , over the track , faking it , or just playing the odd bit when he feels like it ......... :unsure: ...............
 
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