Music Thread

[It'saDoneDeal]

 

[bgoad72]

Supafuzz and Catawampus - great bands. Loved the scene in the early and mid 90’s here in Lex.

Catawampus was so much fun. Miss the days of lynagh’s. So much good music see there!

 

[crashtestdummy_rivals61973]

Great guitar work here.....Randy was no joke.

 

[megablue]

Left Lane Cruiser, grungy blues-rock band out of Ft Wayne Indiana. Love their fuzzed out sound and driving beat. Their album cover art is pretty sick as well.

First time I've heard them. They remind me of The Black Keys. Pretty good stuff ... !!!

 

[megablue]

Been listening to the under-appreciated band, Steely Dan. Most know that the core of the band was Walter Becker (guitars, bass) and Donald Fagan (keyboards, vocals). That duo co-wrote the vast majority of their many hit songs. But after their first couple of years they knew that they hated touring, so by 1974 they chose to only do studio recordings. Because they hired session musicians for those recordings, few people know the names of the folks that made some incredible music.

Guitarist Jeff "Skunk" Baxter worked with Steely Dan many times. Including the masterful work on this hit.


Guitarist Elliott Randall plays on this one.


Jazz sax player Pete Christlieb was brought in for this tune. Largely improvised and nailed this gem on the second take.


Guitarist Larry Carlton kills it on this track.

Love them ... Any Major Dude was my favorite tune.

 

[megablue]

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I always loved The White Album ... classic !!

 

[crashtestdummy_rivals61973]

 

[megablue]

Anyone here who ever went to the Troubador Lounge at Hikes Point in Louisville in the mid-seventies will remember this song, especially hearing it in promos on WLRS. Place stayed open until 4:00 AM ... and was usually PACKED !!!

 

[Monday Nitro]

 

[Pygmy Sasquatch]

Make like a tree and scream or something

 

[megablue]

Here are a couple of tunes from albums that I played heavily in the mid-seventies.

 

[crashtestdummy_rivals61973]

Maynard is the GOAT........

 

[Pygmy Sasquatch]

Loved uncle Tupelo and their children

 

[megablue]

Loved uncle Tupelo and their children

Wilco is coming to The Burl (Outdoor show) in Lexington on July 17th.

 

[megablue]

 

[crashtestdummy_rivals61973]

 

[crashtestdummy_rivals61973]

Remember when Jimmy got busted? Little Jimmy Sinner......LOL.

 

[Monday Nitro]

 

[crashtestdummy_rivals61973]

 

[Monday Nitro]

Wooooo!!!! The Cats Can Survive.

 

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[crashtestdummy_rivals61973]

Don't make music like this anymore.......

 

[Pygmy Sasquatch]

Pressing out staked u joints and listening to DBT

 

[crashtestdummy_rivals61973]

 

[It'saDoneDeal]

Had this one stuck in my head the past couple of days:

 

[peterpiper09]

 

[MidseasonTweak]

 

[megablue]

 

[crashtestdummy_rivals61973]

 

[crashtestdummy_rivals61973]

 

[Dr. H Lecter]

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Been listening to the under-appreciated band, Steely Dan. Most know that the core of the band was Walter Becker (guitars, bass) and Donald Fagan (keyboards, vocals). That duo co-wrote the vast majority of their many hit songs. But after their first couple of years they knew that they hated touring, so by 1974 they chose to only do studio recordings. Because they hired session musicians for those recordings, few people know the names of the folks that made some incredible music.

Guitarist Jeff "Skunk" Baxter worked with Steely Dan many times. Including the masterful work on this hit.


Guitarist Elliott Randall plays on this one.


Jazz sax player Pete Christlieb was brought in for this tune. Largely improvised and nailed this gem on the second take.


Guitarist Larry Carlton kills it on this track.

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Been listening to the under-appreciated band, Steely Dan. Most know that the core of the band was Walter Becker (guitars, bass) and Donald Fagan (keyboards, vocals). That duo co-wrote the vast majority of their many hit songs. But after their first couple of years they knew that they hated touring, so by 1974 they chose to only do studio recordings. Because they hired session musicians for those recordings, few people know the names of the folks that made some incredible music.

Guitarist Jeff "Skunk" Baxter worked with Steely Dan many times. Including the masterful work on this hit.


Guitarist Elliott Randall plays on this one.


Jazz sax player Pete Christlieb was brought in for this tune. Largely improvised and nailed this gem on the second take.


Guitarist Larry Carlton kills it on this track.

You had your chance to see them at Rupp last year opening for ELO. Fagan got sick so The Doobies opened instead.

 

[Pygmy Sasquatch]

 

[Pygmy Sasquatch]

 

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