What are you listening to (Music)

[Bazza]

Speaking of legends..........

 

[CajunCrimson]

Great LP -- listened to it last night....

 

[CajunCrimson]

 

[CajunCrimson]

 

[gtowntide]

We went to see Bob Seger last week here in Memphis and he was a good as ever. I saw him several times over the years and always enjoyed his concerts! His voice is still strong for his age. If you're a fan and get the chance, go see him!

 

[Go Bama]

We went to see Bob Seger last week here in Memphis and he was a good as ever. I saw him several times over the years and always enjoyed his concerts! His voice is still strong for his age. If you're a fan and get the chance, go see him!

My hygienist went to that concert and said he was fantastic. If I could pick a voice to have Seger's would be the one.

 

[Bazza]

I still have the 45 I bought when this came out in '69......

 

[Bazza]

This one is my latest fav. of his.......

Nice compilation of family photos.

From the video notes:

...Dedicated to my sister Marget Lee (Pettersen) Menchofer. 3/10/1942-7/20/2010. She brightened the lives of everyone that ever knew her...depettersen.

 

[Go Bama]

My favorite Seger

 

[TexasBama]

 

[Bazza]

The Joe Walsh vid I posted reminds me of this one where Jim Keer (Simple Minds) talks about getting out into nature to provide inspiration.

He was once married to Chrissie Hynde and later to Patsy Kensit, ya know......lucky bloke!

 

[Bazza]

Char - the Japanese guitarist- is the one (I think) that does all the great Jeff Beck covers.

[video=youtube;ph1GU1qQ1zQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=85&v=ph1GU1qQ1zQ[/video]

 

[Bazza]

 

[bama579]

Hail and farewell to Paul Barrere of Little Feat. Dammit.

"Down on the farm" from the reunion tour of the late 80s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdfPtI0pW-g

 

[TexasBama]

 

[Bazza]

Ten Years After - "A Space in Time" ---- my favourite album from them:

Really nice slideshow by the way!

 

[Bazza]

1977, Venice Beach , Calif. . Dennis Wilson, drummer for the Beach Boys. Graphic Designer Dean Torrance of Jan and Dean had called me to shoot some photos for Dennis Wilson's new solo album Pacific Ocean Blue. Just today I found three long lost images from this photo shoot. I went online and read about his dramatic and traumatic life. My glimpse of him was the opposite. He greeted me with " Wow , you're the surf photographer ! " He was the only one of the group who understood the feeling of riding a wave on a surfboard. We went for a cruise around Venice in his VW van with his new album up loud on the 8 track and him looking back at me wanting to know what I thought, did I really like it, trying to fathom if I was just " yes manning " him. We pulled into a couple of those short dead ends on the beach front. Each time within minutes people recognized him and would start to gather or shout out compliments. We never stayed long. There were no fatties, rails or booze. He was steady , calm, stoked and seemed truly excited about his new album. I took some shots on his beloved yacht but he first made me promise not to publish the name of the boat. Rest in Peace. ©jeffdivine

 

[UAH]

1977, Venice Beach , Calif. . Dennis Wilson, drummer for the Beach Boys. Graphic Designer Dean Torrance of Jan and Dean had called me to shoot some photos for Dennis Wilson's new solo album Pacific Ocean Blue. Just today I found three long lost images from this photo shoot. I went online and read about his dramatic and traumatic life. My glimpse of him was the opposite. He greeted me with " Wow , you're the surf photographer ! " He was the only one of the group who understood the feeling of riding a wave on a surfboard. We went for a cruise around Venice in his VW van with his new album up loud on the 8 track and him looking back at me wanting to know what I thought, did I really like it, trying to fathom if I was just " yes manning " him. We pulled into a couple of those short dead ends on the beach front. Each time within minutes people recognized him and would start to gather or shout out compliments. We never stayed long. There were no fatties, rails or booze. He was steady , calm, stoked and seemed truly excited about his new album. I took some shots on his beloved yacht but he first made me promise not to publish the name of the boat. Rest in Peace. ©jeffdivine

Netflix 2019 movie Echo In The Canyon is an interesting story of the music that developed in California following the arrival of the Beatles. Some very nice music with stories from some of the survivors of that period.

 

[Go Bama]

1977, Venice Beach , Calif. . Dennis Wilson, drummer for the Beach Boys. Graphic Designer Dean Torrance of Jan and Dean had called me to shoot some photos for Dennis Wilson's new solo album Pacific Ocean Blue. Just today I found three long lost images from this photo shoot. I went online and read about his dramatic and traumatic life. My glimpse of him was the opposite. He greeted me with " Wow , you're the surf photographer ! " He was the only one of the group who understood the feeling of riding a wave on a surfboard. We went for a cruise around Venice in his VW van with his new album up loud on the 8 track and him looking back at me wanting to know what I thought, did I really like it, trying to fathom if I was just " yes manning " him. We pulled into a couple of those short dead ends on the beach front. Each time within minutes people recognized him and would start to gather or shout out compliments. We never stayed long. There were no fatties, rails or booze. He was steady , calm, stoked and seemed truly excited about his new album. I took some shots on his beloved yacht but he first made me promise not to publish the name of the boat. Rest in Peace. ©jeffdivine

Very cool story, Bazza.

 

[bama579]

Mark Knopfler from the Live Roadrunning dvd . . "Song for Sonny Liston"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPRj-crmDH4