WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[cozmik_cowboy]

OK, I'm just going to let this speak for itself.........     

Peter

[adriaan]

[cozmik_cowboy]

A fun time with 4 great songwriters.  Somewhere I have a coffee table book called Nashville Portraits; the caption for the shot of these guys is a quote from someone whose name escapes me:  "If there was a just god overseeing the world of country music, Lyle Lovett, John Hiatt, Joe Ely, and Guy Clark would be selling out concert halls and stadiums, and Toby Keith would be selling used stereos out of his pick-up truck.":   

Peter

[cozmik_cowboy]

Um......would you believe Earl Scruggs & Billy Bob Thornton? 

Peter (who can't believe it either)

[lbpesq]

Can it get weirder?  Yes it can!   In the vein of actors talk/singing I offer this one.   Not one, not two, but three William Shatners!   Wonder what he's smoking? (hehehehe).

Bill, tgo

[cozmik_cowboy]

Can it get weirder?  Yes it can!   In the vein of actors talk/singing I offer this one.   Not one, not two, but three William Shatners!   Wonder what he's smoking? (hehehehe).

Bill, tgo

Well, of course nothing touches The Shat!

Peter

[edwardofhuncote]

Um......would you believe Earl Scruggs & Billy Bob Thornton?

Peter (who can't believe it either)

I actually have that one in my shop somewhere. Have mercy, that's been a while. Nashville is a weird little place, and a lotta' levers get pulled and pushed by folks you'd never think of. Marty Stuart being one of those guys. Very quiet, behind the scenes. Often, uncredited. I wonder if he didn't produce this one too.

*might even be the reason I have a copy.

[cozmik_cowboy]

Victoria WIlliams: 

Peter

[edwardofhuncote]

Linda Ronstadt, Atlanta - September, 1977.

[cozmik_cowboy]

Linda Ronstadt, Atlanta - September, 1977.

Ah, yes, Linda; the only person whose album covers teenage boys in the '70s found as useful as Carly Simon's.......

Peter (who also loves her voice)

[lbpesq]

… and the inside cover of Joni Mitchell’s “For the Roses”, along with Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass’ whipped cream lady.

Bill, tgo

[edwardofhuncote]

 


Glad I could help you guys out... I was like 8, in '77, so really, credit the YouTube bots for this one. I had just finished watching this one from that same show... (watch hilarious intro...)

...and that one was next. Granted, that band of hers was stacked with A-teamers, but dang... those guys were killin' it. Linda, yep... I ain't gonna' lie; on top of being a once-in-a-generation voice, she pretty fair to look upon too. And I bet she was fun to work for.

[dannobasso]

Hard to believe Doug is 72. Still bringing it!

[dannobasso]

Tool live

[cozmik_cowboy]

A few by Dick Siegel:

                               

                     
                               

                               

Peter