Make a comment about what their listening to!

Hmmm... not sure.

But yeah. I break into "You know the night time..." at random intervals x.X One of those songs that sticks.


Hot Headed Woman- Sonny Terry

 

yeah he is great...


Stone the Crows - I Saw America(Stone the Crows 1970)

 

Hmmm... Can't say I've heard it.

Ten Years After- Slow Blues in 'C'

 

Ten Years After is Good

Richie Havens:Adam (Mixed Bag 1967)

 

Yay Richie Havens

Blind Lemon Jefferson- Broke and Hungry

 

one of the best guitarist Alvin Lee

Willie Dixon - I Can't Quit You Baby (I Am the Blues, 1970)

 

Now that's my kinda stuff.

Muddy Waters- You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone

 

you like your blues, girl! I dig it

Baby Night-Sweet Smoke (Just A Poke, 1970)

 

Sweeeet!

Tommy James and The Shondells - Hanky Panky ​

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they're an average band, nothing amazing

Grass & Wild Strawberries-The Collectors (Grass & Wild Strawberries, 1969)

 

I've never heard of them.. but I'm sure I would just think they are average - nothing amazing =D

The Offspring - Self-Esteem ​

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That's a pretty alright song from a genre I generally dislike.



Rockin' in rhythm - Richard Thompson

 

I dig all his solo work and also all Fairport Convention stuff.

Mezquita - Recuerdos de mi Tierra (Recuerdos de mi tierra, 1979)
They combined the prog rock with flamenco and North African influences.

 

That could be really great! I've never heard of them though.

Oh yes, he was great in Fairport convention as well . I really wanna hear more of his solostuff! Speaking of Fairport Convention, I'm listening to a different version of Jack O' Diamonds now, by Lonnie Donegan. Really different

 

don't know the Donegan version

the Beatles:Abbey Road (the album 1969)

 

ya beatles pwn

QUeens of the stone age - No one knows or Like a drug

im hooked on QOTSA now.

 

I know the Desert sessions version of Like a drug (I assume it's the same song), I liked it. Especially the instrumental version. I'm not really fond of Queens of the Stone Age's music though.


Living in the past - Jethro Tull

 

Jethro Tull rocks!!

My fav song of theirs is "Bungle in the Jungle"

Citizen King - I've Seen Better Days ​

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Not among my true favourite bands, but a fun song nonetheless.
EDIT: whoops, that was about JT

Don't know that band at all, sorry...

Black Tape for a Blue Girl - Tell me you've taken another

 

Heard it years ago, didn't like it. I don't think I would like it now either..


Alice's wonderland - Bert Jansch