Whatcha listening to?

[Patchez]

Wayne Hancock-- 87 Southbound.

[Lush City]

Wayne Hancock-- 87 Southbound.

Wow! This is hardcore Nashville. Glad to know there is someone still listening.

[Lush City]

Frank Sinatra-Drinking Again
https://youtu.be/LeZfl45GHvo

[oettinger]

In relation to the shit that went on in hamburg this weekend Discharge - Protest and Survive

[oettinger]

This is cool: Gurd - Head full of shit

[Lush City]

It's Sunday nite and time to space the fuck out!
Skies Rain Down
https://youtu.be/ghdFTH895Nc?list=PLRvk ... 9UYVSx6QLR

[Lush City]

From 1974 during my salad days, there was this great combo.
Buddy Guy on lead guitar and Junior Wells on vocals and harmonica.
Messin' With The Blues [live '74]
Don't blame me if you stay up all night.
https://youtu.be/4H9I9ZFRZaA

[oettinger]

Love your stuff Lush!

But I also enjoy shit like this No Innocent Victim - Pain In Full

I`m still young ya know

[Lush City]

Here are two versions of a song made famous by Sinatra. The first one precedes his marriage to Ava Gardner and the 2nd one is after. Notice the difference. It is said that Ava tore his heart out and made him sing from that empty place. There is an added richer dimension to his presentation where the earlier version was straight ahead basic breathing techniques and nothing fancy. Hope you enjoy.
Frank Sinatra You go to my head Original 78 Record Played on a Garrard 301 Turntable circa 1939.
https://youtu.be/X3mDBtKqyTg


Years later you add this


and you get this version on the other side.
Frank Sinatra - You Go To My Head 1960. Arranged by Nelson Riddle.
https://youtu.be/kg51wdtJcCg

[Lush City]

This is a nighty nite post, something to leave you with. Cheers all!
Frank Sinatra - Come Rain Or Come Shine
https://youtu.be/7OJOocYKZFk

[oettinger]

Hey Lush, or Mr. Sinatra, did you know about this: # 10 on the list.

[Lush City]

Hey Lush, or Mr. Sinatra, did you know about this: # 10 on the list.

Yeah, that was the time in his career he was looking for relevance in the late '60's early '70's. His voice had peaked from the mid '50's where he recovered his career after dumping his wife and family to chase after and marry Ava Gardner. What a disaster! Most of his best work was already behind him.

[oettinger]

Kid Rock Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting

[Lush City]

Kid Rock Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting

Kid Rock for US Senate! He's a true conservative as opposed to the 99% of the retarded liberals in the audience. He may lose market share when he actually starts his campaign and put the rubber on the road and prove his talk. I'm sure he's got the capital.

[oettinger]

This is cool