What song are you listening to?
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Positive Contact. I'm not a fan of rap or hip-hop, but this futuristic groove is doing it for me.
https://youtu.be/v6YJjkO7F5A?t=796
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@nutagain , hey there, say-- i was checking this out, as to see 'what other stuff of his' that i like... there are two, that are a bit, 'not my best like'--- however, there are some of really great stuff, that i LOVE here... good way to learn more, though, is to check out a 'best works' song track, that other put 'have stated is' ... to get a full picture, etc, of a composers/players, work..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=salrwSVWpC4
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Not Johnny Elephant, Johnny Ace
There was an Elephant family here. But Removed - possible copyright issue
Can we get an amen for not having to exit redpoint to listen?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SVV9kbi0b1c
Edit: A 'lil help from yer' friendly admin on that markdown syntax.
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Uhhmmm.... btw.. pretty cheeky to be posting all these links to Google sites when we've been crawled by their bot and they refuse list us even on a search for the exact URL of these forums. Do evil! Yippie yi yo kiyah!
Uhhmmm.... I sometimes make tongue in cheek comments which may be lost on others. I mean, their bot has crawled us a lot. Maybe just to scrape for Google Images?
Peace
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Always nice to see how folks have changed thru the years
Amazing
Rhythm Aces
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xX_FCOS4RzY
For music followers:
Dr. John has passed on
Heart attack at the "old" age of 77
Great show
Dr. John
11/06/73
Ultrasonic Studios, WLIR-FM
Hempstead, NYLoup Garou
Walk On Guilded Splinters
Danse Kalinda Da Boom
Stag-o-Lee
Hard Judgement
Travelling Mood
Life
Put A Little Love In Your Heart
Tipitina
Mess Around
I've Been Hoo Doo'd
Such A Night
Right Place Wrong Time
Let The Good Times Roll
Wang Dang Doodle
Mama Roux
QualifiedThe rhythm section is the Rampart Street Sympathy Orchestra:
John Boudreaux, drums;
Robert Lee Popwell, bass,
Sugar Bear Welch, guitar,
Darrell Leonard, cornet and trumpet,
Jerry Jumonville, tenor sax;
Robbie Montgomery and Jessie Smith, vocals.
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Another One Of Those Great ones
Mac Revanack
aka
Dr. John
-w/ David Sanborn, Jeff Healey, Marcus Miller - Night Music(An Extra good) IKO IKO
@ The Cotton Fields / Paramount Hudson Valley
6/2/16
Dr. John & The Nite Trippers
Goodnight Irene&
If You Have The Time? (50:25)
Sit & Take a moment to travel the blues Line
All of Dr John's appearances on "The Late Show w/ Dave Letterman"
Dr. John Collection, 1982-2008 (New, Just Published on Jun 6, 2019 ! !):
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April 27, 1982. With Bonnie Raitt and Sippie Wallace: "Women Be Wise"
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March 17, 1983: "Such a Night"
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September 7, 1989: "Accentuate the Positive"
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December 15, 1989:
"Silent Night" with backup vocalists;
Tommy McConnell,
Kate McGunnigle, and Darlene Love. -
December 28, 1990. "Please Come Home for Christmas"
With Charles Brown -
September 30, 1992: "Goodnight, Irene"
Late Show:
7. December 22, 1997. "Stepping Stone"
With G Love-
December 1, 1999."Is You Or Is you Ain't My Baby"
With B. B. King:
Plus
a bonus break music sampling of B.B. performing
"The Thrill Is Gone."
B. B. gets a chuckle out of guest-sit-in-guitarist Glen Campbell's licks. -
November 28, 2000. With Christina Aguilera: "Merry Christmas Baby"
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June 17, 2008. With the Lower 911: "Time for Change"
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Damn. I did not know Dr. John had died. Nobody lives forever but this one is a great loss. Indeed, I stole/borrowed one of my catch phrases from him. Never fails to put a smile on the face and warm the heart when somebody I've not seen in too long a while asks me how I am doing. Simply stated; "Better now that you're here."
"One Night In New York, History Was Made" - Lightening in a Bottle. Freakin' awesome if you are a Blues fan. Dr. John was suckin' O's like an Everest climber for an all stars Blues pageant featuring a mix of old school blues artists and some more modern names who'd they'd inspired. I am loathe to promote Amazon but here's a link to the DVD. Recommended.
Caveat: I exempt the slaughtering of Boom Boom by Chuck D and the Fine Arts Militia as an outlier from my rating above.
P.S.; Those who get it, let us pay tribute to Dr. John by welcoming any new forum members today thusly in his honor. Now I got to go queue up some blues
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! ShomngumRidge Ha ! That is Not Lost on me !
So glad to hear from you here !Lets groove
get some
Healing PowerBootsy Collins with David Sanborn & others | Night Music
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Title: 1 B.B. King - Playin' with My Friends (with Robert Cray) (Blues Summit)
Not jazz but we're queuing the Blues today in honor of Dr. John. This one goes out to the folks attending the Bachar Memorial Celebration. Wishing I could be there.
I'm gonna call up some of my buddies
And a few of the ladies I know
I'm gonna rent a hall and get them all and
Put on a heck of a showMake sure we got a kitchen
With a oven and a stove
We'll all get in there cookin'
Then we'll throw open all the doorsPlayin' with my friends
Playin' with my friends
Playin' with my friends
We'll have a good time
Playin' with my friendsI'm gonna buy a 100 pounds of catfish
Cook it all up on the grill
Fix some beans and corn bread
Everybody's gonna get their fillThen we'll grab all the guitars
Greasy hands and all
Someone'll count off a shuffle
And man we'll have a ballPlayin' with my friends
Playin' with my friends
Playin' with my friends
We'll have a good time
Playin' with my friendsYes, we gonna buy some of that red, red wine
The best that money can buy
You gotta drink it all from a paper cup
That this here Saturday life is rightEverybody's gonna stand up
Play their favorite tune
You can pick any tune you want to
As long as it's the bluesPlayin' with my friends
Playin' with my friends
Playin' with my friends
We'll have a good time
Playin' with my friendsKeep the spirit alive. Peace. Out.
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Have mercy! I am replying to self... lol....
Loathe as I am to link to Youtube (the goog is crawlin' us like a Kingsnake but still won't list us)....
Enjoy!
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JY9LwngDVAwDavid Bromberg,Los Lobos and Dr John.
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Hard to get past ytube for ease of access.
I have the 1973 Dr. John show on my disc, but kinda hard [heh] to share it!
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Ya, mon, I get dat'...
Would be cool if folks took the time to link to external stuff using some Markdown and alt text so we can at least have some consistency in the treatment of outgoing links.
See Forum FAQ for help if you need help doing so.
Thanks bunches, folks
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Do not have it yet
Will let you know
Between March and May 1974, John Lennon was at Record Plant West and Burbank Studios in Los Angeles, California, where he was producing and mixing Harry Nilsson 's new album censored Cats .
During this project (at the height of Lennon's infamous "Lost Weekend") there were numerous drunken, late night jam sessions featuring star guests. Klaus Voormann, Keith Moon, and Ringo Starr, who were recording with Nilsson, often attended. At one of these sessions, Lennon produced Mick Jagger singing a Detroit R&B tune "Too Many Cooks" with Jack Bruce amongst the supporting cast. On another ocassion, Lennon was joined by Paul McCartney for their only recorded performance since the break-up of The Beatles. The following people took part (Robertson, p.167):
John Lennon : vocals, guitar
Paul McCartney : vocals, drums
Stevie Wonder : vocals, electric piano
Harry Nilsson : vocals
Jesse Ed Davis: guitar
Bobby Keyes: saxophoneOriginal CD > EAC > FLAC
- A Toot and a Snore
- Bluesy Jam Session
- Studio Talk
- Lucille
- Nightmares
- Stand by Me
- Stand by Me
- Stand by Me
- Cupid / Take this hammer
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Hey zB
Ya got the one where Little zRichard meets Colombo
Why yes I do
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I'm a huge Columbo fan...can't believe I don't remember him with LR.
Thanks for posting that, z!
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My favorite of all the new generation of detectives, is the one many folks do not know is Frank.
Nobody beats Bogart though
BTW on the old music thread they called me zB, still do, but I just don't hear them
Best I could find on short notice
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It's been a long while since I've had a Jimi rockin' night, but I'm in it now and wanted to share:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbwUH_eJ2fk
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Rockin' Jimi here as well....
And I do mean rockin'
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@toby Ha, I'm on crappy laptop speakers now, but if I wanted to get competitive I would see your ALP5 and raise you a pair of Atomic CLR active wedges mounted on poles! I only do that when I USB audio out my computer for jamming along down in the dungeon.
