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The best thing this forum has going for it is a lot of you know your music. Very cool!
I can go without sex for a few days, obviously do go without football for months but can't go without the music. I'm not talking about I'm doing this and that with music in the background. Not that that doesn't sometimes happen, I'm talking about a sit down planned situation with you totally focused on the sound. You have your drink, the candles and the incense. You are out there, in a neatherworld of your on making. The music is your drug.
My garage is my Fortress of Solitude, my library, gym and recording studio. An amazing place to be, totally me. Football cards, books, antiques, CD's, tapes, speakers all over the place, records, the walls adorned with...
Jimi Hendrix
James Dean
Usain Bolt
Johnny Winter
Jim Brown
Bob Dylan
Candy Loving
Marilyn Monroes famous Playboy pin up
fight posters....Kid Gavilan, Rocky Marciano, Hurricane Carter
Lightnin' Hopkins
Frank Frazzeta paintings
Howlin' Wolf
Mo Green
Bob Hayes
Vanity
BB King
Robert Johnson.....amazing hands
John Lee Hooker
Hank Williams
James Brown
Some prized possesions....
rookie cards
Jim Brown
Jerry Rice
Emmitt Smith
Barry Sanders
Dan Marino
Earl Campbell
Brett Favre
Tony Dorsett
Eric erson
Lawrence Taylor
Ronnie Lott
First edition, H.P.Lovecraft
entire John Carter on Mars saga by Edgar Rice Burroughs
entire Conan series by Robert E.Howard
The defintive Edgar Allan Poe
The Plantation Recordings, Muddy Waters (right there on his front porch at the Stovall Plantation 1941)
The Sun Studio Sessions, Elvis Presley
Everything by the Beatles, Bob Dylan
Townes Van Zandt's first recordings
David Allan Coe's first recordings, right out of prison.
Complete Recordings, Robert Johnson
Missisippi Fred McDowell's first recordings (talked him off his tractor to record in his living room)
Dock Bogg's complete 1928 recordings
The Definitive Charley Patton
Woody Guthries blues recordings with Sonny Terry and Alec Seaward
Lightnin' Hopkins first recordings 1947. He was Sam but since the piano player they put him with was called Thunder, hey.............
Complete recordings of, Rube Lacy, Kid Bailey, Bobby Grant, Lane Hardin, Geechie Wiley, Tommy "Sold My Soul to the Devil" Johnson, John D. Fox
Track & Field News since 1970.
Movies (silent)
Nosferatu
The Theif of Baghdad
Metropolis
Then all those assorted whatnots that add coolness to a room.
As we all know we all those artists that we think are great but are rather obscure. Here is one of mine...
This is the original from 1936 or was it 37? Check out those fingers.
Historians were baffled at how he could play the cords he played, there was even talk that he had help, yep two guys one guitar, that was before that picture was discovered. Once his hands were exposed.....
This is an internet discovery, I have nothing by him, yet. They are doing an old Blind Willie McTell classic....
Last edited by Avante; 06-29-2012 at 07:11 AM.
Pics of garage with timestamp, please.
Let's talk some more about the music.
In the country and western/paleface blues world I have recordings by...
Dock Boggs
Clarence Ashley
Gene Autry
Jimmie Davis
Emmett Miller
B.F.Shelton
Emry Arthur...original Man of Constant Sorrow
Justice
Bayless Rose
Buell Kazee
Asa Martin
Riley Puckett
The Skilliet Lickers
The Reno Tags
Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys
Ernest Tubb
Roscoe Holcomb
Hank Williams
Patsy Montana
Jimmie Rodgers
The Carter Family
Frank Hutcheson
Charlie Poole
Doc Watson
Charlie Feathers
Travis Pendarvis
Frank Floyd
The Shelton Brothers
Homer Callahan
Marty Robbins
John Hammond
Patsy Cline
Kitty Wells
Buck Owens
SRV
Conway Twitty
Waylon Jennings
Darby & Tarlton
Johnny Cash
Hank Snow
Lefty Frizzell
Ferlin Huskey
Webb Pierce
Dwight Yokum
Alan Jackson
Brooks & Dunn
Merle Haggard
David Houston
Jack Greene
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Loretta Lynn
George Jones
Tammy Wynette
Ry Cooder
Jonny Lang
Kelly Joe Phelps
Kenny Wayne Shepard
Derek Trucks
Savoy Brown
John Mayall
The Delmore Brothers
JoAnn Kelly
Climax Blues Band
Paul Butterfield Blues Band
Sonny James
The Stanley Brothers
Bill Monroe
Billy Ray Cyrus
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Woody Guthrie
Jerry Jeff Walker
Dr.John
Leon Russell
Towns Van Zandt
Ramblin' Jack Elliott
David Allan Coe
Jim Reeves
Roy Drusky
Vaughn Monroe
Johnny Winter
Joe Ely
John Prine
Glen Campbell
The Grant Brothers
Ray Wylie Hubbard
Steve Earle
Now add another truck load I can't think of right now. Push me and I will find them.
Last edited by Avante; 06-29-2012 at 08:30 AM.
Pics of those records with a timestamp, please.
Try CD's.
Really in a share the music mood today. Some 60's & beyond stuff in my arsenal...
Bob Dylan
Joe er
Canned Heat
Grateful Dead
Dr. John
Country Joe & the Fish
Neil Young
Blind Faith
CCR
CSN & Y
The Doors
The Beatles
The Animals
The Yardbirds
The Stones
Them
Black Sabbath
Jethro Tull
ZZ Top
Steve Miller Band
Ten Years After
Missouri
Robin Trower
Foreigner
Grand Funk Railroad
Jay & the Americans
Janis Joplin
Simon & Garfunkel
Jim Croce
Gordan Lightfoot
Cat Stevens
Jackson Browne
Jimi Hendrix
Van Morrison
John Mayall
Savoy Brown
The Talking Heads
REM
Leon Russsell
Amazing Rtyhm Aces
Aerosmith
Led Zeppelin
Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention
Moody Blues
David Bowie
Billy Idol
Prince
Pink Floyd
Marshall Tucker Band
The Jefferson Airplane
Marvin Gay
Allman Brothers
Black Oak Arkansas
Jeff Beck
Bob Seegar and the Silver Bullet Band
Lou Reed
The Atlantic Rhythm Section
Climax Blues Band
Cream
JJ Cale
Buffalo Springfield
Redbone
The Beckmeir Brothers
Steppenwolf
Al Green
Keep in mind like with the country/paleface blues multiple stuff by these artists.
Last edited by Avante; 06-29-2012 at 08:28 AM.
What Lou Reed albums do you have?
Transformer and Magic and Loss on CD
Coney Island Baby and New York on cassette Tape
Then there's that post war blues...
Robert Pete Williams
Mance Lipscomb
R.L.Burnside
Fred McDowell
T-Model Ford
Junior Kimbrough
Sonny Boy Williamson II
Buddy Guy
Louisiana Red
Jack Owens
Robert Belfour
Memphis Slim
Lightnin' Slim
Howlin' Wolf
BB King
J.B.Hutto
Junior Parker
Dr.Clayton
Little Walter
Larry Davis
Sunnyland Slim
Jimmy Rogers
Otis Spann
Jimmy Reed
Albert King
Koko Taylor
Slim Harpo
Little Milton
Big Joe Turner
Lightnin' Hopkins
Asie Payton
Albert Collins
Floyd Jones
Walter Horton
Homesick James
Honeyboy Edwards
Eddie Boyd
Snooks Eaglin
Big Mama Thornton
Pat Hare
Bobby "Blue" Bland
John Lee Hooker
Hounddog Taylor
Magic Sam
Junior Wells
Guitar Slim
Sonny Boy Holmes
D.A.Hunt
Roscoe Gordon
Last edited by Avante; 06-29-2012 at 08:54 AM.
Then there's my pet, those old prewar blues. This has to be done by region/territory, yep it's just done that way.
Mississippi yes not all are from the Delta despite what record companies tell you. I'll put the Memphis players at the end, a case can be made that the Delta starts in Memphis.
Rude Lacy
Freddie Spruell
William Harris
Mattie Delaney
Cryin' Sam Collins
Garfield Akers
Charley Patton
Joe Calicott
Bertha Lee
Son Sims
Jim Thompkins
Bukka White
Missisippi John Hurt
Skip James
Kid Bailey
Louise Johnson
Elvie Thomas
Willie Brown
Bo Carter
Son House
Tommy Johnson
Ishman Bracey
Rosie Ray Moore
The Mississippi Sheiks
Willie "Po' Boy" Lofton
Misssisippi Bracey
Big Joe Williams
Mississippi Moaner
Johnny Temple
John Byrd
Robert Johnson
Big Bill Broonzy
Tommy McClennan
Big Boy Crudup
Robert Lockwood
Willie Blackwell
Robert Petway
Muddy Waters
Memphis and Tennessee
Jim Jackson
Yank Rac
Kansas Joe McCoy
Memphis Minnie
Robert Wilkins
The Memphis Jug Band
The Jack Kelly South Memphis Jug Band
Furry Lewis
Frank Stokes
Gus Cannon Jug Stompers
Sonny Boy Williamson
Hambone Willie Newburn
Sleepy John Estes
Hattie Hart
Pearl son
The Jed Davenport Jug Band
Son Bonds
Tom son
Casey Bill Weldon
Will Batts
Mooch Richardson
Will Weldon
Anyone wanting to see St. Louis, Texas, Georgia, Piedmont/East Coast, Alabama just ask.
We can't forget those oldies but goodies, you know....
The Olympics
The Drifters
The Coasters
Little Willie John
Martha and the Vandellas
Rosie and the Originals
Jack Scott
Jody Reynolds
The Chantels
Inez Fox
Gary US Bonds
The Moonglows
Elvis
Bill Haley and the Comets
Gene Vincent
Eddie Cochran
Ricky Nelson
Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs
Phil Phillips
The Shirelles
Little Richard
Carl Perkins
Chuck Berry
The Everly Brothers
Buddy Holly and the Crickets
The Marcels
The Diamonds
The Fleetwoods
Buddy Knox
The Penguins
Bobby Darin
Danny and the Juniors
Wilbert Harrison
The Cleftones
Mark Dinning
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What about cassettes? What do you have on tape?
I have a couple thousand mix and match. Where I've gone with a theme like...Train Whistle Blues, Ice Pick & Prison, It Came From Louisiana etc. Then filled a 90/120 minute tape up with music that fits the theme.
I have around a thousand manufactured tapes. Off the top of my head....
Melissa Etheridge
Bonnie Raitt
Bessie Smith
Janis Joplin
Muddy Waters
Robert Johnson
Wynonnie Harris
Lowell Fulson
Big Bill Broonzy
Willie Nelson
Waylon Jennings
John Lee Hooker
Merle Haggard
Lucinda Williams
Bob Marley
Frank Sinatra
David Bowie
Beck
Buddy Holly
Elvis
Chuck Berry
Eric Clapton
Neil Young
Louis Armstrong
Lightnin' Hopkins
Howlin' Wolf
Buddy Guy
Blind Boy Fuller
Freddie King
BB King
Ed Bruce
Mose Allison
REM
Moody Blues
Led Zepplien
Stones
Beatles
Arlo Guthrie
Woody Guthrie
Donovan
Bob Dylan
Bill Withers
The Stanley Brothers
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
Robert Palmer
Llye Lovett
Lou Reed
Alabama
Deep Purple
John Lennon
John Mellencamp
The Oak Ridge Boys
Chris Isaak
Fenton Robinson
......a truckload of compilations and others I am missing right now.
Last edited by Avante; 06-29-2012 at 09:31 AM.
you got any Babylon A.D.?
of a collection my friend.
How about...
Babylon A.D.
Bang Tango
Faster Pussycat
L.A. Guns
Tora Tora
Slaughter
Badlands
Lynch Mob
Lita Ford
Love / Hate
Winger
Mr. Big
Bullet Boys
House of Lords
Cinderella
Danger Danger
Junkyard
Hurricane
Saraya
Tesla
Blue Murder
Lita Ford
Extreme
Great White
Thanks broof a collection my friend.
Now all those not mentioned anywhere above. A record/tape/CD by...
Radney Foster
Lou Gramm
Elmore James
Charlie Parker
Kenny Rankin
Charley Pride
Nina Simone
Emmylou Harris
Kansas
Johnny "Slim" Campbell
The Pogues
INXS
Depeche Mode
Little Feat
Little Village
Tracy Chapman
Joni Mitc
Blues Traveler
Katie Webster
K.T.Olsen
Fleetwood Mac
Aretha Franklin
Aaron Neville
The Neville Brothers
Mark Knopfler
Dire Straits
Blackhawks
Commitments
Chicago
Jewel
Highway 101
Leonard Cohren
Uncle Tupelo
Watermelon Slim
Janie Fricke
Bruce burn
Warren Zevon
Chris LeDoux
Martin Delray
Cory Stevens
Govt' Mule
Toby Keith
The Time
The Chambers Brothers
Gary Morris
Willey Deville
Percy Sledge
Don Williams
Mickey Gilley
James McMurtry
The Gap Band'
Sting
Delbert McClinton
Lacy J. Dalton
John Hammond
James Cotton
Harmonica Smith
John Hiatt
Corey Harris
Big Bill Morganfield
Robert Cray
Chris Duarte
Edgar Winter
Santana
Everlast
Maria Muldaur
Joss Stone
Norah Jones
Jef Healey
Marshall Crenshaw
Darden Smith
Taj Mahal
Lead Belly
Steve Kolander
Side story...
My little bro (little to me) was into that scene heavily...he just moved out to cali...once in a while he'll call me...and say...
Bro- guess who I just met?
George Lynch
last time it was- Rikki Rocket
and he actually will go talk to them...(when I lived there I would never approach anyone if they were any kind of celebrity- just wasn't in me) and he said Lynch was really cool and said..
Man, no one recognizes me..I'm nobody anymore...but thanks man I appreciate it..then they shot the and talked music...
lame I know- but I found it amusing...
I have none of that but I do have...
Blind Lemon Jefferson
Blind Willie Reynolds
Blind Blake
Blind Mamie Forehand
Blind Boy Fuller
Blind Joe Taggard
Blind Teddy Darby
Blind Willie McTell
Blind Willie Johnson
Blind Willie Walker
Oh yeah...
Snooks Eaglin, Sleepy John Estes, Ray Charles and Sonny Terry were also blind.
We've all heard....ride the blinds, that was a hodo term for boarding a train on the side away from the station/bosses, yep, the blind side.
I like George Lynch tbh. One of the top tier guitar players from that era without a question.
Yeah, he still plays and once in a while he will be in Vintage Guitar magazine or Premier Guitar...
My bro tells me that a lot of those 80's rockers live where he lives (Santa Clarita valley outside L.A. --this is what Lynch told him- that they all live out there...)
kind of funny.
Love stories.
Me and some buddies were at a little bar in Hunters Point (bay area) back in my Navy days. Over at the bandstand a little dude is messing around, getting ready for that nights gig, then he did a few runs on his guitar, Carlos Santana, after awhile he came over had a couple beers and talked a little, nice guy.
Then there was that night at the El Ranchero in Hanford, me and a couple buddies are hanging out when in walks this skinny cat with hair down to his ass. Everyone is making a big deal out of him, they are wanting him to sing with the band, of course he's playing..nay nay well ok...Steve Perry of Journey fame. Prior to his Journey days.
Last edited by Avante; 06-29-2012 at 10:31 AM.
A lot of talent there...Thanks bro
Now all those not mentioned anywhere above. A record/tape/CD by...
Radney Foster
Lou Gramm
Elmore James
Charlie Parker
Kenny Rankin
Charley Pride
Nina Simone
Emmylou Harris
Kansas
Johnny "Slim" Campbell
The Pogues
INXS
Depeche Mode
Little Feat
Little Village
Tracy Chapman
Joni Mitc
Blues Traveler
Katie Webster
K.T.Olsen
Fleetwood Mac
Aretha Franklin
Aaron Neville
The Neville Brothers
Mark Knopfler
Dire Straits
Blackhawks
Commitments
Chicago
Jewel
Highway 101
Leonard Cohren
Uncle Tupelo
Watermelon Slim
Janie Fricke
Bruce burn
Warren Zevon
Chris LeDoux
Martin Delray
Cory Stevens
Govt' Mule
Toby Keith
The Time
The Chambers Brothers
Gary Morris
Willey Deville
Percy Sledge
Don Williams
Mickey Gilley
James McMurtry
The Gap Band'
Sting
Delbert McClinton
Lacy J. Dalton
John Hammond
James Cotton
Harmonica Smith
John Hiatt
Corey Harris
Big Bill Morganfield
Robert Cray
Chris Duarte
Edgar Winter
Santana
Everlast
Maria Muldaur
Joss Stone
Norah Jones
Jef Healey
Marshall Crenshaw
Darden Smith
Taj Mahal
Lead Belly
Steve Kolander
Nina Simone
Knopfler
on and on...lots of great artists.
Too bad that they all turned into cartoon characters. Rappers did it to themselves also.
Yep, the fun is who fits with who, what works when you mix and match.
I knew someboy would want them Alabama Blues, here ya go moron.
Daddy Stovepipe
Ed Bell
Lucille Bogan
Walter Roland
Jaybird Coleman
Marshall Owens
Edward Thompson
The Alabama Sheiks
Bullet Williams
Boweavil Jackson
Peanut the Kidnapper
Bob Campbell
The most primitive blues on record.
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