what are you listening to over here?

[woogie]

Bruce Hornsby and the Range - Greatest radio hits.Excellento.

[woogie]

Cat Stevens - very best of.

[Mr.Heem]

Marcel Marceau - The Best of Marcel Marceau

[woogie]

Marcel Marceau - The Best of Marcel Marceau

Man I gotta turn down the volume he's too loud for me.

[brinash]

Can anyone share the SHF concert with me? brinash@suddenlink.net.

Thanks in advance.

[Patm]

Jimmy Vaughn - "Out There"
Aerosmith - "Honkin' On Bobo"
Ed James - "Poprocket"
Gene Clark - "Four Sides To Every Story"
Randy Newman - "Guilty: 30 Years" (box set)
Steeleye Span - "Now We Are Six Again" (a 2CD live album from their 2011 tour. With the recent expansion of the band again to six, they performed their classic 1974 album "Now We Are Six" live in it's entirety. Interesting to hear this album again by a somewhat different lineup. Disc 2 contains other live songs from the 2011 tour, dating from 1972 to 2009.)

[RedDirtRog]

Vince Gill - Guitar Slinger

Pure Prairie League - Live In America 1978 The Vince Gill, Michael Reilly, Patrick Bolen, Jeff Wilson, Michael Conor and Billy Hinds line up.

The V-Roys- Sooner Or Later, Reissue of tracks from their 3 albums plus five new songs, if you never checked these guys out before then this is the album for you. One of the finest Alt-Country bands.

And i'm currently listening to snippets from the new Turnpike Troubadours (and yes that is they on my avatar) album Goodbye Normal Street, cant wait to recieve this in the post.
http://www.lonestarmusic.com/TurnpikeTroubadours

[high and dry in n.y.]

the Faces-Anod is as good as a wink [to a blind horse]
Humble Pie-Rockin the Fillmore
Stones-Beggars Banquet
Ten Years After -Shhhh
Beatles-Pepper
A nice pleasant English afternoon with a little bit of Newcastle Brown "It'll sure smack you down" to wash it down,cheers mates.

[TonyNYC]

Friday night, I saw Graham Parker backed by the Figgs at The Winery. Good, not great show and him and his band sounded fine. He's still quick, sarcastic and cutting and his more recent songs are all pretty good like the rockin' Chardonnay, the slashing Impenetrable, the hopeful If It Ever Stops Raining Again and my favorite of the new ones, Not Where You Said You Were, this motownish soul stirrer that got me to buy his album Imaginary Television.

He did three from Mona Lisa's Sister: the acoustic Blue Highways, Under The Mask Of Happiness and the seething Get Started Start A Fire, No Holding Back from Up The Escalator, the rockabilly Black Lincoln Continental, rushed a little too quickly through Fool's Gold, the still haunting You Can't Be Too Strong and a great encore of The Small Faces' All Or Nothing and his own killer Soul Shoes.

[woogie]

Kal David - Double Tuff.