Share some music....

al":2fuax4uv said:
I fancy some Folk/Trad Country/American Folk etc..

I like this kind of stuff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdRdqp4N ... re=related
Oh most definately!! :cool:
And.. on similar vein;

Love 'The Lucky One' by her.......... the voice of an angel! :D

Anything with Alison Krauss, Gillian Welch, & (or) Emmy Lou Harris is superb

Such as;


'Go To Sleep You Little Baby' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4D8YEgAN ... re=related


'Down To the River' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QU513Bkp29I&feature=related


'Boulder To Birmingham' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0raNP4q ... re=related

In as much as I have no religion, I do like a bit of Gospel*, & not many people seem to do it as well as The Carter Family, & Johnny Cash

'Peace In The Valley' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfcqC6Ba ... re=related


Not really a gospel, but just read the comments (& he's also by one of my favourite artists; Steve Earle)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAmBkQDAUh4




That said, I have a liking for Tindersticks (to, me a hard to 'pigeonhole' band)
Such as; 'No More Affairs'** http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZnYR8gc ... 0398D52A77


And;
'Fleet Foxes' ** http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrQRS40O ... ure=relmfu

'Airborne Toxic Event'** http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKEu3EmBCzQ&ob=av2n

'Hafdis Huld' ** http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXJRE_Y26B0 (there was a 'poll' on 'Runners World' forum for the sexiest accent, I suggested this girl, she's Icelandic)




*Curiously enough, a lot of people I know who'd have 0% interest in hymns, like Gospel too!!
I blame 'Oh Brother Where Art Thou?' for their liking... mine for parents who had a great liking for earl Johnny Cash, George Jones, etc......


**There is a connection between these bands....the first place I heard any of them was on The Mark Radcliffe Show', or the later 'Radcliffe & Maconie' show (when it was still on Radio 2)


Edit @ 22:00
Hafdis did this one for an session on 'Radcliffe & Maconie'; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtGrIsPg ... re=related




I'll also state I have a great liking for Brian Setzer, in all of his guises, from 'The Stray Cats, his solo albums, & now 'The Brian Setzer Orchestra'

Perhaps, it's partly the frustrated guitar playe in me who curses him for being so damned good!!! (& those gorgeous Gretsches!!!!!!!)

Sadly, the 'BSO' never seems to tour here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHWcN5YxuYc (is that Kid Creole @ 1:04 , in the 'Zoot Suit'??, after the waitress with the tray!)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGirb_wg ... re=related
 
RichT":fwyv7lju said:
**There is a connection between these bands....the first place I heard any of them was on The Mark Radcliffe Show', or the later 'Radcliffe & Maconie' show (when it was still on Radio 2)

OH!, & I forgot :oops:

During one of the walks that 'R & M' broadcast on the programme (Jurassic Coast??), they featured a band called 'A Show Of Hands', who performed an immense acoustic version of (Don Henleys) 'Boys of Summer'

I don't mind admitting that the original is undoubtedly one of 'Top-25' tunes of all time, but this comes close!




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfhUJoD2 ... re=related
 
Never really liked Joy Division, did like New Order though, might have been an age thing, I didn't even listen to Led Zeppelin in my teens.

The Smiths were the same for me too, great band and music ruined by the vocals - if only they could have ditched that Morrissey chap.
 
The Ken":1s9cyd3h said:
Never really liked Joy Division, did like New Order though, might have been an age thing, I didn't even listen to Led Zeppelin in my teens.

The Smiths were the same for me too, great band and music ruined by the vocals - if only they could have ditched that Morrissey chap.

I disagree with everyting you've just wrote!

Apart from, I never listened to Led Zeppelin in my teens either or at any other time come to that.

Being a Manc of a certain vintage, knocking Joy Division and the Smiths is blasphemy.

al. :D
 
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