Thursday, August 19, 2010

Sunday, August 15, 2010

Jerry Reed And Chet Atkins Jerrys Breakdown

Atkins, who frequently produced Reed's music, remarked that he had to encourage Reed to put instrumental numbers on his own albums, as Reed always considered himself more of a songwriter than a player. Atkins, however, thought Reed was a better fingerstyle player than he himself was.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Last night of the tour, great set list, they played and gave it their all for 2 hours and 45 minutes. Thanks to Wayne and the band for a great evening

Today's Date In Music History:

Wayne Hancock Live at The Mystic Theater, Petaluma, CA - August 8th, 2008



01. Kansas City Blues
02. Viper
03. Lousiana Blues
04. Thunderstorms and Neon Signs
05. Lonsome and Blue
06. I Don't Care Anymore
07. I'm So Lonesome I could Cry
08. Wild, Free and Reckless
09. Wine, SpodieOdie
10. 87 Southbound
11. Juke Joint Jumpin'
12. Miller, Jack, Mad Dog
13. Johnson City
14. Johnny Law
15. Big City Good Time Gal
16. Kansas City
17. Flatland Boogie
18. Draggin' Me Down
19. Summertime
20. That's What Daddy Wants
21. Cold Lonesome Wind
22. We Three
23. Stardust Memories
24. Old Man Winter Gonna Rock and Roll Tonight
25. Locomotive Joe
26. Blue Suede Shoes
27. Instrumental ?
28. Walkin' the Dog
29. Lost Highway
30. Milk Cow Blues
31. Cow Cow Boogie
32. Lose Your Mind
33. Encore: Crowd_Tuning
34. Honky Tonk Man
35. Hoy, Hoy, Hoy
Download full show here

DBT



Today's Date In Music History (August 8, 2009):

Drive-By Truckers Live at Hal & Mal's in Jackson, MS




01. Devil Don't Stay
02. Man I Shot
03. Gravity's Gone
04. Buttholeville
05. Ronnie and Neal
06. Three Dimes
07. Huston
08. Everybody Needs a Love
09. Love Like This
10. Too Much Sex
11. Sinkhole
12. Women Without Whiskey
13. Patterson Banter
14. George Jones
15. Rebel
16. Uncle Frank
17. Puttin People on the Moon
18. Marry Me
19. Steve McQueen
20. crowd

ENCORE:
21. Great Car Dealer War
22. Home Field Advantage
23. Zip City
24. Let There Be Rock
25. Lookout Mountain

Download here

Saturday, August 7, 2010

"Ride off with your debts into the sunset"

"You better top off your suntan
Otherwise your skin's gonna to turn to leather
We'll make a movie in Vietnam
Tax break said we're gonna shoot on location
The rug says made in Korea
Manufactured in a factory using cheap labor
And all over Asia
The third world's becoming a major league player

Mass production in Saigon
While auto workers laid off in Cleveland
Hot jacuzzi in Taiwan
With empty factories in Birmingham
Now it's baby boomers in Hong Kong
And cowboys in Vietnam
Making their movies

Big confusion in Hollywood
Now it's American Major League in Japan
Hamburger in China
With sushi bars in Maine and Boston
The dollar sign said expand
Now it's cowboys in Vietnam
Making their movies

Wake up in the White House
Zip up your pants and get it together
Take a look at your overseas neighbor
Look at their strange behavior
Take a look at your wigwam
Inside it says that the product is Asian
Once it was only in movies
Now it's a product invasion

Mass production in Saigon
While auto workers laid off in Cleveland
Hot jacuzzi in Taiwan
With empty factories in Birmingham
Now it's sweatshops in Hong Kong
Dressing cowboys in Vietnam
Making their movies
Let's make a movie in Vietnam

You better top up your suntan
Looks like we're in for heavy weather
Economic meltdown
Nobody said it would last forever
Let's make a movie in Baghdad
Take the culture right to the Third World
Blow up a brand new civilization
In the name of globalization

Big confusion in Hollywood
Now it's American Major League in Japan
Hamburger in China
With sushi bars in Maine and Boston
Dollar signs said expand
Now it's cowboys in Vietnam
Making their movies

Watch out!
Ride off with your debts into the sunset"

- RAYMOND DOUGLAS DAVIES

Thursday, August 5, 2010

THX-1138 w/Pink Floyd Soundtrack (Abridged) by Hunter Seamons

This is an experimental art piece mixing music to THX-1138 footage, made in 2005.
No editing or cutting of the existing film was done during the songs - only between songs.
This piece was inspired by the whole "Wizard of Oz synced to Dark Side of the Moon" phenomenon.

Saturday, July 31, 2010

RIP

It is with a heavy heart that I that I deliver the news that my beloved cat Tabby passed this afternoon.



Being that she was adopted, I'm not certain of her age but estimate her to have lived 14-16 years.



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Tabby was a small, unique, intelligent cat. She was very affectionate, but she was spunky and could also be a real bitch sometimes.


She preferred the company of my dog Klara to that of the home's other cats.











For her,



Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Any Colour You Like

Richard Wright, keyboardist and founding member of the band Pink Floyd, was born 67 years ago today.
Sadly, Wright died of an undisclosed form of cancer in his home in the UK on 15 September 2008.

Below is Pink Floyd playing the song "Any Colour You Like" (from their Dark Side Of The Moon album) recorded live at the Boston Garden on June 18, 1975.

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Wave That Flag

Wave It Wide And HIGH!!!



HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY!

Friday, June 25, 2010

RIP Peter Alexander Greenlaw Quaife

(Dec. 31, 1943 - June 23, 2010)





Pete Quaife, the original bassist in the Kinks who played with the British Invasion band from their formation in 1961 through 1969, has died. He had been undergoing kidney dialysis for over a decade.



When he was diagnosed with renal failure in 1998, he began drawing cartoons about his experience undergoing dialysis treatment.

Read Dave Davies' statement from his web site.

Sunday, June 20, 2010

"Killing my Kind"

Here's a trailer for the new album by Izzy Cox.





Izzy Cox will be the supporting act on the Hank Williams III / AssJack U.S. Tour 2010.

Saturday, June 19, 2010

Nashville Or Bust

I recently happened across this great series of posts .


A.V. Club head writer and hip-hop specialist Nathan Rabin recently decided to spend a year immersing himself in the canon of country music, a genre he knew little about but was keen to explore. The result:Nashville Or Bust,” a series of essays about seminal country artists. After one year of country (dated from the column’s introduction on March 3, 2009), Rabin plans to travel south and explore some of country music’s most hallowed landmarks and institutions.

I can't agree with the inclusion of all the artists that he covers, but he has put a good deal of research into the project. Definitely worth a look.