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  • #32148
    Lefty
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW3BN_nwpzc

    Looks like fun… 🙂

    #32149
    Lefty
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    Man, I love these “kids.” 8)

    #32150
    coffee4throad
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    #32151
    Lefty
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    Band of Horses – “Cease to Begin”
    No sophomore slump for Ben Bridwell & co. here…
    Nicely haunting at times.

    #32152
    Ronny Zamora
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    @Lefty wrote:

    Band of Horses – “Cease to Begin”
    No sophomore slump for Ben Bridwell & co. here…
    Nicely haunting at times.

    Saw them in manchester (UK) on sunday night. F***ing Awesome!!!

    see my posts on YouTube – search band of horses manchester, and look at by posts by Nordy trucker.

    #32153
    Lefty
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    Good sh*t on the ‘tube, Nordy (Ronny). Thanks for the heads-up.
    Bridwell’s got the Doug Martsch (Built to Spill) beard-thing going on, doesn’t he? 🙂

    #32154
    Lefty
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    Dead Confederate – “Dead Confederate” (EP)
    This ain’t your daddy’s southern rock anymore…
    8)

    #32155
    joe_from_paris
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    This week :The COLLINS KIDS – Hop, skip & jump

    sample to listen
    http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/store/artist/album/0,,67519,00.html
    Hardly recommended for people in luv with rock n roll, country,hillbilly ect…music from late 50’s 8)

    Look @ this 9 year kid playing double neck guitar,hoping & wot a showman 😀 Go!LARRY (b good))!GO! U RUlz!!!!!!! & her sister Lorrie:she’s so HOT for a sweet little sixteen :mrgreen: (in fact she was between 13 & 15 on these videos 😳 )
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    Watch these videos, u gonna have a lot of fun coz LARRY is a kind of Bart simpsons of Rockabilly guitar Hero 8)
    their cover of “high school confidential” 8) 8)

    high school video click here

    their cover of “Chantilly lace” StUUNING!!!!!!!! 8)

    Chantilly lace video click here

    blues medley click here 8) 8)

    make him behave click here 8)

    Great balls of fire clip click here 8) 8)

    Hot rod click here 8) 8)

    rock n roll polka click here 8)

    Move a little closer click here 8)

    they’re still in love click here 8)

    blue moon of kentucky click here 8)

    looking back to see click here

    last week
    Terry allen-lubbock

    samples to listen
    http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/store/artist/album/0,,42553,00.html
    discovered through a duet with Lucinda… 😀
    a mix of pop/folk/country songs…
    https://youtube.com/watch?v=c-sHkhkHrNw%26border%3D1%26hl%3Dfr

    #32156
    Lefty
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    Carbon/Silicon – “The Last Post”

    http://www.kansascity.com/entertainment/music/story/547307.html

    #32157
    Lefty
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    The Raconteurs – “Consolers of the Lonely”

    Two-word review: “Terrifyingly tuneful.” (Boston Globe)
    And that’s a good thing!

    #32158
    Lefty
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    Nick Lowe – “At My Age”
    Dave Edmunds – “…Anthology (1968-90)”

    For me, these two will always be linked.
    Going to see Nick next week in Albany.

    #32159
    Tim
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    Enjoy the show Lefty; it should be a good one. Is it at The Egg?

    #32160
    Lefty
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    Hi, Tim. Actually, it’s in a more “intimate” setting: WAMC Public Radio’s studio in Albany – – should be interesting!

    #32161
    Lefty
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    In a word, Nick Lowe was superb last night. Just him & his guitar.

    Article:

    http://atlanta.creativeloafing.com/gyrobase/nick_lowe_at_your_age_/Content?oid=463146

    Excerpt (referring to his new record, “At My Age”):

    The album opens with him singing, “In my life I’ve done things I’m not proud of,” in a convincing tone of redemption. But two songs later, he offers “I Trained Her to Love Me,” in which he takes great pleasure in damaging the women with whom he is involved. The song is evocative of his 1979 hit “Cruel to Be Kind,” in which he labored over the head games that arise in affairs of the heart. But while the older song romanticized psychological antagonism, “I Trained Her to Love Me” paints Lowe out to be a character who is both sinister and cynical.

    “When we did that song everyone in the room was chortling away over it and said, ‘You know … Lucinda Williams could really do a great job singing this song,’ but the room went silent when somebody else said it’s much heavier when a man says it,” Lowe recalls. “That was absolutely right. You tend to naturally think that this is how a woman would put it, anyway; they train us to love them. But when a man says it, it’s just so much more chilling … So I didn’t ever show it to Lucinda!”

    NY Times review of an NL show last month (the writer nails it, imho):

    #32162
    Lefty
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    Mudcrutch – “Mudcrutch”
    It took 30+ years for this Tom Petty-led group to release its “debut”

    http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/20/arts/music/20ligh.html?pagewanted=1&_r=3&ref=music

    Grab your favorite beverage, set out on the porch, put this album on, & gaze at the stars 8)

    I can imagine Lu’s cover of “Orphan of the Storm” (track 3)

    A safe Memorial Day weekend to all
    Remember the men & women who have served and who now serve

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