Bob-Dubery Fleetwood Mac - Live in Boston There are two very different products with near identical names. The one I'm listening to was recorded by the short-lived three guitar line up of Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer and Danny Kirwan in 1970. It is totally fab and reminds me why I fell in love with the blues in the first place.
Bob-Dubery Robert Plant - Lullaby and the Ceaseless Roar Unlike many of his contemporaries Plant manages to stay vital and keep moving forwards - remaining true to his roots without getting bogged down in the past. He doesn't even stick to his successful recent formula. This time he goes for a blend of... well there's so much chucked into the pot here. Listing all the obvious ingredients doesn't help as much as observing that it works, it all comes together in a very satisfying way. It's a more English record than it's immediate predecessors. This far into a long career Plant's creative flame still burns bright.
Doomsower ftcl wrote This is also most exciting: https://soundcloud.com/godflesh-2 This is exiting news!
Squonk Working Man - A tribute to Rush Musicians on this track. Jack Russell / lead vocals Michael Romeo / lead guitar Mike Pinnella / keyboards Mike Portnoy / drums Billy Sheehan / bass Brendt Allman / rhythm guitar = And on this track James Murphy / lead and rhythm guitar Matt Guillory /keyboards Deen Castronovo / drums Stuart Hamm / bass =
Bob-Dubery Martin Taylor and David Grisman - I'm Beginning To See The Light Taylor is a marvellous guitarist and I've been wanting to get something of his for a while now. This album also allows me to indulge my recent appetite for hot mandolin players. The musicianship here is top notch - not just the chops (and there are many) but the sympathy with which everybody plays. Taylor's in quite a bluesy mode here, and whilst the first impression is that this is a pretty laid back affair some of the solos really smoke. And when one is soloing the other is usually playing an inventive yet supportive rhythm role. There's a really good rhythm section as well. Not particularly well known, but very good. The world is full of fab players. And this is a fine album.
ftcl Streaming the Godflesh: http://www.npr.org/2014/09/28/350631204/first-listen-godflesh-a-world-lit-only-by-fire Finding it difficult to type. Too much banging of the head...
doc-phil I prefer the album version, but this is good as well: = I can't decide if these guys are hippies or truckers.
Psean jt wrote JAGORILLA loving this song. Im sure you will too. Got around to listening to it eventually. ? MIKA's done bloody well on this one. I much prefer the style of this to Theep.
Stoffeltoo Jesse Winchester – Sham-A-Ling-Dong-Ding – Listen and discover music at Last.fm The late Jessie Winchester. One of my personal favourites
arjunmenon The quality of tone in this video is just amazing...Tomo Fujita, Matt Schofield and Eric Gales killing it!
