What [music] do you listen to? Share your favs

[activpop]

4 hours ago, alannn said:

102.7 was WNEW. Alison Steele perfected the sultry, whispering dj technique there.

 

The Nightbird...there, I got the spelling right. She died so young. Then and now, never anybody like her.

 

Edited September 24 by activpop

[docc]

12 minutes ago, activpop said:

The night bird...

 

                                " I wait all night

                                                            for calls like these . . ."

[activpop]

16 hours ago, alannn said:

I suppose NY FM radio was a big influence on my teenage musical tastes during the 70's decade.

Plus there was WRNW from Briarcliff Manor. Small station, not a lot of power, but always playing great music. Do you remember them?

[KINDOY2]

 

[alannn]

9 hours ago, activpop said:

Plus there was WRNW from Briarcliff Manor. Small station, not a lot of power, but always playing great music. Do you remember them?

I wish I could have gotten that signal instead of being stuck out on Long Island at my parent's.

[docc]

Big blow coming up the Gulf of Mexico, Florida Left Coast (Helene). Best wishes to my brothers and sisters in the mangroves, hammocks, and inland from the storm surge. Y'all take care, ya hear . . .

 

 

[footgoose]

One of the most unique and recognizable voices in honest country music. One of my favorite albums.

26 minutes ago, docc said:

Big blow coming up the Gulf of Mexico, Florida Left Coast (Helene). Best wishes to my brothers and sisters in the mangroves, hammocks, and inland from the storm surge. Y'all take care, ya hear . . .

 

[footgoose]

 

[docc]

"[Mod'rator] Don't Allow No Music Playin' 'round'ere !"

"We don' care what [Mod'rator] don' allow! Gonna play this music anyhow !"

 

[footgoose]

proper.

[docc]

R.I.P. Kris Kristofferson

 

 

[PJPR01]

A couple weeks ago, while riding the Grand Tour and listening to The Highwaymen while out on the road, I visited the town where Waylon Jennings was born, even has a street named after him!  It's a real pity to see now that Willie Nelson is the last of the Highwaymen to be still standing.  Kris's first daughter Tracy went to my High School in Palo Alto...a beautiful girl then, and still today.

Anyway, in the spirit of emotion and reminiscing, I leave you with another song that entertained me during my 2000 mile journey thru Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and back home from Greg Allman and All My Friends album.  Enjoy the harmonies and camaraderie on stage!

 

 

Edited Wednesday at 10:57 PM by PJPR01

[docc]

"I want to apologize for this in advance" . . . (not exactly kumbaya)

Ughughughhooo . . . .

 

[Tomchri]

Correct 102.7 was WNEW. It was like entering another dimension coming from a country with 1 goverment station.
Cheers Tom.

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[audiomick]

20 hours ago, docc said:

"I want to apologize for this in advance" . . .

 

You'd be apologising for the fact that his guitar is not really in tune by the end of the song, right?

 

Otherwise, it's rather good.