Listening to music?

[canadianbacon]

[Slowkrawl]

Maybe some of you have heard him, maybe not. I hadn't listened to ronald jenkees in years, and finally came across him on youtube again today.

[4wd4ws]

Toontje Lager.

[4wd4ws]

NY&CH

[Dostradamas]

Recorded several months later, when the Blues Brothers opened for the Grateful Dead on the monumental closing night of Winterland, this recording captures a full unedited performance of the group at their prime. With the help of Belushi and Akroyd's rapidly growing fame and an extremely receptive audience, this may be the most exciting performance they ever did. Although it is obvious that they take this music seriously, Belushi and Akroyd's innate comedic abilities at engaging an audience, balance their sincere reverence for the music with a boatload of fun.

Book-ended by a driving "Can't Turn You Loose," which serves as both intro and outro to this set, the Blues Brothers serve up nearly an hour of hot R&B and blues numbers at a rapid fire pace that never lets up. In additions to older classics like Willie Dixon's "Hey Bartender," "Soul Man," (made famous by Sam & Dave) and "Jailhouse Rock" the group add more esoteric fare, like King Floyd's irresistible "Groove Me" and "Delbert McLinton's "B Movie Box Car Blues." They also pay big homage to the Downchild Blues Band, by copping their arrangements of "Messin' With The Kid," "Rubber Biscuit," and "Flip, Flop Fly" in addition to playing two of that group's originals, "(I Got Everything I Need) Almost" and "Shotgun Blues," both written by Donnie Walsh. The combination of New Years Eve festivities, an historic event and the popularity of SNL among the Dead-head audience, combine to create a sizzling performance that will long be remembered as one of the most entertaining openers ever at a Grateful Dead concert.

[4wd4ws]

Johnny Hoes.

[4wd4ws]

Guess who...

[4wd4ws]

Tokens

[Dostradamas]

Benny was the bouncer at the Palais de Dance
He'd slash his granny's face up, given half a chance
Hed sell you back the pieces, all for less than half a quid
He thought he was the meanest, until he met with Savage Sid

Now Sidney was a greaser with some nasty roots
He poured a pint of Guinness over Benny's boots
Benny looked at Sidney, Sidney stared right back in his eye
Sidney chose a switchblade and Benny got a cold meat pie

Oh! what a terrible sight
Much to the people's delight
One hell of a fight

Sidney grabbed an hatchet, buried it in Benny's head
The people gasped as he bled, the end of a Ted

Well, they dragged him from the wreckage of the Palais in bits
And they tried to stick together all the bits that would fit
But some of him was missing and part of him arrived too late
So now he works for Jesus, as the bouncer at St. Peter's Gate

[smog]

Been listening to this tons lately, lovin it!

Steve Gunn - Drfter
https://youtu.be/bdmC-rdXRM4

[Kick]

[Norton]

New Armored Saint just came out. Great album!

[4wd4ws]

Barrington Levy.

[Dostradamas]

[4wd4ws]

FNM.

[4wd4ws]

White Zombie.

[Dostradamas]

Mike Patton is the MAN!

[4wd4ws]

Funk or walk.

[Dostradamas]

And force my slender thin and lean
In this solemn place of fill wetting dreams

[4wd4ws]

F.A.