WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO NOW?

[jazzyvee]

You gotta walk and don’t look back Peter Tosh, featuring Mick Jagger.

[peoplechipper]

I've always loved Peter Tosh; when the Wailers split he seemed the most hardcore Reggae of them...Bob kinda went pop and some of his stuff I still can't listen to, mainly any song on 'legend'...Mick seems kinda coked up in that video...Tony.

[jazzyvee]

Then.....?

[cozmik_cowboy]

I've always loved Peter Tosh; when the Wailers split he seemed the most hardcore Reggae of them...

Agreed; still love Marley - but he's my 3rd-choice former Wailer.

...Mick seems kinda coked up in that video...Tony.

Mick??  Coked up?!?  NO!!!!!!

Peter

[pauldo]

Then.....?

😂😂😂. Got me in tears!

[peoplechipper]

that's pretty bent...

[pauldo]

Not gonna lie.  Algorithms on Youtube are dialed in just right!

Wilbur Bascomb has the low end on this one.

[gearhed289]

Not gonna lie.  Algorithms on Youtube are dialed in just right!

Wilbur Bascomb has the low end on this one.

His work on Jeff Beck's Wired album was hugely influential to me. I'm pretty sure that was my gateway to fusion when I was 16 back in 1980.

[pauldo]

Wired was a break through album for me also.  😃

[bigredbass]

One 45 from the Stax of Hot Wax, Rufus Thomas asking a question I've long wondered about:  Can Your Monkey Do the Dog ?

[bigredbass]

A reminder of a different day when great singers weren't 'pitch corrected' and they found a blend and made magic, from those analog devices behind their adam's apples.  The mighty Take 6 on the classic 'Mary Don't You Weep'.  This gives me the chills.

[jazzyvee]

Touch of Grey

[cozmik_cowboy]

Lulu reed & Freddy King: 

Peter

[dannobasso]

Came across this on a Prog podcast.

[dannobasso]

His arrangement of one of my all time favorite tunes.