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Re: What's Everyone Listening To?

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I make playlists for my iPod ... TropRock, Country Hippy, Shitkickin, Crooner JB, and Mop the Floor are my faves. Also just went back to The Outlaws, and found a great CD with Merle Haggard and George Jones doing each other's songs -- Kick out the Footlights ... I'm a country rock girl at heart, and music transforms my life.
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sistergoldenhair wrote:Also just went back to The Outlaws, and found a great CD with Merle Haggard and George Jones doing each other's songs -- Kick out the Footlights ... I'm a country rock girl at heart, and music transforms my life.
Outlaws the band or the compilation with Willie, Waylon, Jessi and Tompall? I'm guessing the latter, considering the context of your post.

Took these out for a spin today...

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Tiki Torches wrote:
sistergoldenhair wrote:Also just went back to The Outlaws, and found a great CD with Merle Haggard and George Jones doing each other's songs -- Kick out the Footlights ... I'm a country rock girl at heart, and music transforms my life.
Outlaws the band or the compilation with Willie, Waylon, Jessi and Tompall? I'm guessing the latter, considering the context of your post.

Took these out for a spin today...

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Actually I have both on my iPod, was listening to Waylon & Willie, "If you can touch her at all" last night. Willie Nelson playing in my town this Sunday, will be trying for 1/2 price tix on day of @ box office. But I was referring to "The Outlaws" of Green Grass & High TIdes in my post. But I listen to so many different types of music -- Frampton Comes Alive was blasting as I cleaned the kitchen yesterday. I will admit to being an old codger when it comes to music. I don't like the techno stuff that my kids like. It's not organic enough for me. I like real people playing real instruments!
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sistergoldenhair wrote:
Tiki Torches wrote:
sistergoldenhair wrote:Also just went back to The Outlaws, and found a great CD with Merle Haggard and George Jones doing each other's songs -- Kick out the Footlights ... I'm a country rock girl at heart, and music transforms my life.
Outlaws the band or the compilation with Willie, Waylon, Jessi and Tompall? I'm guessing the latter, considering the context of your post.
Actually I have both on my iPod, was listening to Waylon & Willie, "If you can touch her at all" last night. Willie Nelson playing in my town this Sunday, will be trying for 1/2 price tix on day of @ box office. But I was referring to "The Outlaws" of Green Grass & High TIdes in my post. But I listen to so many different types of music -- Frampton Comes Alive was blasting as I cleaned the kitchen yesterday. I will admit to being an old codger when it comes to music. I don't like the techno stuff that my kids like. It's not organic enough for me. I like real people playing real instruments!
As do I but I also love modern music, just not the kind of stuff that usually tops the charts. I wanted to direct you to that recent article from Texas Monthly called "The Birth of Outlaw Country" but it seems they're now charging a subscription fee to read it online. If you're able to get your hands on a copy it's a must read for anyone who's a fan of that era of country music. Good luck on the Willie tix!
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Tiki Torches wrote:
sistergoldenhair wrote:
Tiki Torches wrote:
sistergoldenhair wrote:Also just went back to The Outlaws, and found a great CD with Merle Haggard and George Jones doing each other's songs -- Kick out the Footlights ... I'm a country rock girl at heart, and music transforms my life.
Outlaws the band or the compilation with Willie, Waylon, Jessi and Tompall? I'm guessing the latter, considering the context of your post.
Actually I have both on my iPod, was listening to Waylon & Willie, "If you can touch her at all" last night. Willie Nelson playing in my town this Sunday, will be trying for 1/2 price tix on day of @ box office. But I was referring to "The Outlaws" of Green Grass & High TIdes in my post. But I listen to so many different types of music -- Frampton Comes Alive was blasting as I cleaned the kitchen yesterday. I will admit to being an old codger when it comes to music. I don't like the techno stuff that my kids like. It's not organic enough for me. I like real people playing real instruments!
As do I but I also love modern music, just not the kind of stuff that usually tops the charts. I wanted to direct you to that recent article from Texas Monthly called "The Birth of Outlaw Country" but it seems they're now charging a subscription fee to read it online. If you're able to get your hands on a copy it's a must read for anyone who's a fan of that era of country music. Good luck on the Willie tix!
Cool thanks! Yes I like artists such as Jack Johnson, even Red Hot Chili Peppers, I guess I just am not crazy about main stream pop. But I'm not in the mainstream demographic anymore. so who cares? (and that's perfectly fine with me! :) )
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Walked the beach today to Van Morrison, all songs on shuffle (iPod :) ) Man, that boy can sing!! Very motivating for a looooong walk.
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Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble --- thanks for a great walk!! Really kept me moving!
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Now streaming at Churchkey Records' website. Highly recommended for fans of Uncle Tupelo, Jay Farrar and Whiskeytown. At least that was my first impression of the record. It's due for release next Tuesday.
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Listening to the stream of the dB's Falling Off the Sky at the KDHX website. Click on the image below to access the stream. The album is due for release next Tuesday. For those in the Triangle area of NC they're playing a CD release show Saturday night at Motorco in Durham.

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sistergoldenhair wrote:Walked the beach today to Van Morrison, all songs on shuffle (iPod :) ) Man, that boy can sing!! Very motivating for a looooong walk.
Back in the day when I was working and could afford more music, I bought all his stuff. I really enjoy his music too.
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Been at the beach with non-Buffetty peeps, but they enjoyed Kenny Chesney a lot. So got into his music a bit!!
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conched wrote:
sistergoldenhair wrote:Walked the beach today to Van Morrison, all songs on shuffle (iPod :) ) Man, that boy can sing!! Very motivating for a looooong walk.
Back in the day when I was working and could afford more music, I bought all his stuff. I really enjoy his music too.
I get a lot of my music free from the library, copy it into my iTunes. My town library has lots of cd's donated ... it's so fun to browse the racks and take home a stack of cd's to explore ... right now I am searching for Jerry Jeff Walker ... if I can't find his music for free, I will break down and order from Amazon -- I think I want Cowboy Boots and Bathing Suits ... Rock on!
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Re: What's Everyone Listening To?

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sistergoldenhair wrote:
conched wrote:
sistergoldenhair wrote:Walked the beach today to Van Morrison, all songs on shuffle (iPod :) ) Man, that boy can sing!! Very motivating for a looooong walk.
Back in the day when I was working and could afford more music, I bought all his stuff. I really enjoy his music too.
I get a lot of my music free from the library, copy it into my iTunes. My town library has lots of cd's donated ... it's so fun to browse the racks and take home a stack of cd's to explore ... right now I am searching for Jerry Jeff Walker ... if I can't find his music for free, I will break down and order from Amazon -- I think I want Cowboy Boots and Bathing Suits ... Rock on!
I highly recommend Cowboy Boots and Bathing Suits. One of my favorite latter day Jerry Jeff records and always essential summertime listening. I'm not sure why there are new copies going for as high as $61 on Amazon when it can be ordered directly from Jerry Jeff for $15. Such high prices usually indicate an album is out of print so I have no idea why it's fetching so much.
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Re: What's Everyone Listening To?

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Tiki Torches wrote:
sistergoldenhair wrote:
conched wrote:
sistergoldenhair wrote:Walked the beach today to Van Morrison, all songs on shuffle (iPod :) ) Man, that boy can sing!! Very motivating for a looooong walk.
Back in the day when I was working and could afford more music, I bought all his stuff. I really enjoy his music too.
I get a lot of my music free from the library, copy it into my iTunes. My town library has lots of cd's donated ... it's so fun to browse the racks and take home a stack of cd's to explore ... right now I am searching for Jerry Jeff Walker ... if I can't find his music for free, I will break down and order from Amazon -- I think I want Cowboy Boots and Bathing Suits ... Rock on!
I highly recommend Cowboy Boots and Bathing Suits. One of my favorite latter day Jerry Jeff records and always essential summertime listening. I'm not sure why there are new copies going for as high as $61 on Amazon when it can be ordered directly from Jerry Jeff for $15. Such high prices usually indicate an album is out of print so I have no idea why it's fetching so much.
Thanks for the tip! Have seen a couple of compilation sets on Amazon for not so much $ but have not finished shopping as I am easily distracted :) . I am a baby fan -- I really only know what they play on RM, but I love what I hear from Jerry Jeff so far, and I'm sure I will get more into his music once I start rolling.
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