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What are your top 5 CD's?
- Thread starter CZARNAZOO
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bricciphoto
R12ST
1. Garcia-Jerry Garcia
2. Wrecking Ball-Emmy Lou Harris
3. Ziggy Stardust-David Bowie
4. One Size Fits All/You Are What You Is (tie)-Frank Zappa
5. John Hiatt
2. Wrecking Ball-Emmy Lou Harris
3. Ziggy Stardust-David Bowie
4. One Size Fits All/You Are What You Is (tie)-Frank Zappa
5. John Hiatt
OfficerImpersonator
Seattle-area Rounder
1. U2 - The Joshua Tree
2. Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms
3. Grateful Dead - Without A Net
4. Don Henley - The End of the Innocence
5. String Cheese Incident - On the Road - Horning's Hide-Out 2007
2. Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms
3. Grateful Dead - Without A Net
4. Don Henley - The End of the Innocence
5. String Cheese Incident - On the Road - Horning's Hide-Out 2007
26667
the Wizard of Oz
bikes & jazz????!!! Oh, no!!!
Some of them I found at "regular" music chains like Virgin or whatever. Others I found at Chicago's Jazz Record Mart (Wabash and Illinois don't know if they ship) ...So I called them, and yes, they do. 312 222 1467. The verve compilation I got from a student while I was in L.A. He worked for Thievery. The Jr Brown records I found online, maybe Amazon, but I think I actually ordered direct from the guy. He's a one-man operation. BTW he mixes a little jimi w his TX swing. Send me a p.m. and I'll burn whatever you're interested in that proves tuff to find. Happy to do it, tho' it might be a couple days before I get around to it. I'm up to my ass for two more weeks, then free as a breeze.
Where do yu find this stuff?
Some of them I found at "regular" music chains like Virgin or whatever. Others I found at Chicago's Jazz Record Mart (Wabash and Illinois don't know if they ship) ...So I called them, and yes, they do. 312 222 1467. The verve compilation I got from a student while I was in L.A. He worked for Thievery. The Jr Brown records I found online, maybe Amazon, but I think I actually ordered direct from the guy. He's a one-man operation. BTW he mixes a little jimi w his TX swing. Send me a p.m. and I'll burn whatever you're interested in that proves tuff to find. Happy to do it, tho' it might be a couple days before I get around to it. I'm up to my ass for two more weeks, then free as a breeze.
Top 5
As has been stated very hard to define a top 5...current top 5
John Prine --- Fair & Square
NY Philharmonic --- Opera without Words
Neil Young --- Harvest Moon
Willie Nelson --- 16 Biggest Hits
Original Sound Track --- The Music Man
To expand the theme...do a google for Lucas Davenport's playlist. For those who don't read John Sandford, Lucas is his Twin Cities detective, and in Broken Prey this list was compliled.
Back to "On the Road Again"
John F
Cincinnati, OH
As has been stated very hard to define a top 5...current top 5
John Prine --- Fair & Square
NY Philharmonic --- Opera without Words
Neil Young --- Harvest Moon
Willie Nelson --- 16 Biggest Hits
Original Sound Track --- The Music Man
To expand the theme...do a google for Lucas Davenport's playlist. For those who don't read John Sandford, Lucas is his Twin Cities detective, and in Broken Prey this list was compliled.
Back to "On the Road Again"
John F
Cincinnati, OH
Man! This is gonna cost me some money. I've just gone to the iTunes site and found a bunch of Pickin' On CDs to add to my collection.
shoeman
How cold was it?
1. Kind of Blue- Miles Davis- maybe the best Jazz ever
2. The Bob Wills Anthology- Bob, Tommy at their peak
3. Johnny Mercer- Capitol Collectors Series- overlooked as a performer
4. Gontiti- In the Garden- great Japanese guitars and drums
5. The Notting Hillbillies- Missing, Presumed having a good Time- Mark Knopfler and friends
Honorable Mention:
Peggy Lee- Guitars ala Lee
Flatt and Scruggs- Classics
Willie Nelson- Teatro
Edith Piaf- ma vie
2. The Bob Wills Anthology- Bob, Tommy at their peak
3. Johnny Mercer- Capitol Collectors Series- overlooked as a performer
4. Gontiti- In the Garden- great Japanese guitars and drums
5. The Notting Hillbillies- Missing, Presumed having a good Time- Mark Knopfler and friends
Honorable Mention:
Peggy Lee- Guitars ala Lee
Flatt and Scruggs- Classics
Willie Nelson- Teatro
Edith Piaf- ma vie
bobs98
Hey Chromehead !
Gary P.
How is the old Sons of the Bunkhouse Band doing these days? Saw them several years ago in Austin and have one of their t shirts with the neon armadillo on it.
How is the old Sons of the Bunkhouse Band doing these days? Saw them several years ago in Austin and have one of their t shirts with the neon armadillo on it.
C
Crow18
Guest
Don't overlook "Hayseed Dixie", the bluegrass AC/DC cover band.
tessler
univers zero
5, hm?
Like everyone said, this changes way too much.
By recent play counts in iTunes:
Emil Gilels (Piano): "Edvard Grieg: Lyric Pieces"
Tafelmusik/Jeanne Lamon: "Henry Purcell: Ayres for the Theater"
Stan Getz: "Sweet Rain"
Christopher Parkening with David Brandon (guitars): "Virtuoso Duets"
The Jayhawks: "Smile"
Top 5 of all time? Impossible. I have a top 30 posted somewhere on these boards... (I think)
Like everyone said, this changes way too much.
By recent play counts in iTunes:
Emil Gilels (Piano): "Edvard Grieg: Lyric Pieces"
Tafelmusik/Jeanne Lamon: "Henry Purcell: Ayres for the Theater"
Stan Getz: "Sweet Rain"
Christopher Parkening with David Brandon (guitars): "Virtuoso Duets"
The Jayhawks: "Smile"
Top 5 of all time? Impossible. I have a top 30 posted somewhere on these boards... (I think)
one of my faves also...you ever hear this version? if you like Reggae, this is way cool!
http://www.easystar.com/dubsidemain.html
When I left John T. Floore's Country Store last Friday night, just after midnight, they had just finished "The Chili Song" and were still going strong. They play every couple of months in one of the dance halls around San Antonio.....my wife's favorite band, and Gary P has got to be one of the friendliest, most personable performers on the planet. Still has Herbert Steiner on the steel guitar.....great show!
AirForce
Ozark Limey
In no particular order...
Michael Hedges: Strings of Steel
Leo Kottke: 6 and 12 String Guitar
Van Halen: Van Halen
DiMeola, McLaughlin, and DeLucia: Friday Night in San Francisco
Cowboy Junkies: The Trinity Sessions
Stevie Ray Vaughan: Oct 3, 1954 - Aug 27, 1990
Any Jethro Tull or Pink Floyd album.
Ok, a couple more than 5
Michael Hedges: Strings of Steel
Leo Kottke: 6 and 12 String Guitar
Van Halen: Van Halen
DiMeola, McLaughlin, and DeLucia: Friday Night in San Francisco
Cowboy Junkies: The Trinity Sessions
Stevie Ray Vaughan: Oct 3, 1954 - Aug 27, 1990
Any Jethro Tull or Pink Floyd album.
Ok, a couple more than 5
ARM74
I work too hard....
I tend to lean toward the harder stuff. Also, I'm likely younger than most
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These help pass long hours on the super-slab:
1) Aenima-Tool
2) Dirt- Alice in Chains
3) Eliminator/Mississippi Mud-ZZ Top
4) Big Wheels- Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies
5) Kettle Whistle-Jane's Addiction
These are great for riding the twisties and taking in the views:
1) Sap- Alice in Chains
2) Live at the Philmore-Allman Brothers
3) Achtung Baby-U2
4) Siren-Heather Nova
5) The Godfather- Soundtrack
Good listening!
.These help pass long hours on the super-slab:
1) Aenima-Tool
2) Dirt- Alice in Chains
3) Eliminator/Mississippi Mud-ZZ Top
4) Big Wheels- Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies
5) Kettle Whistle-Jane's Addiction
These are great for riding the twisties and taking in the views:
1) Sap- Alice in Chains
2) Live at the Philmore-Allman Brothers
3) Achtung Baby-U2
4) Siren-Heather Nova
5) The Godfather- Soundtrack
Good listening!
K
Kbrick
Guest
no easy task
American Beauty Sound track, Thomas Newman
Yessongs, Yes recorded live in 1972
Bill Morrissey's Greatest hits, New England folk/blues man
Ride Along with Bob, Asleep at the Wheel doing covers of Bob Wills stuff
New Favorite, Alison Krause and Union Station
the older I get the better some of this country stuff sounds!
American Beauty Sound track, Thomas Newman
Yessongs, Yes recorded live in 1972
Bill Morrissey's Greatest hits, New England folk/blues man
Ride Along with Bob, Asleep at the Wheel doing covers of Bob Wills stuff
New Favorite, Alison Krause and Union Station
the older I get the better some of this country stuff sounds!
Too much to choose from
Top 5 vinyl (1965-1985):
Cream-Wheels of Fire
Hendrix-Electric Ladyland
Seger-Live Bullet
Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon
Talking Heads-More Songs About Buildings and Food
Top 5 CDs (1985-2004)
Robert Johnson-Complete
Pearl Jam-Ten
Joan Osborne-Relish
Live-Throwig Copper
Susan Tedeschi--Just Won't Burn
Top 5 ipod downloads (2004-present)
Lee Rocker-Bulletproof
The Decembrists-TheCrane Wife
Sufjian Stevens-Illinois
Eric Clapton and B.B. King-riding With the King
Warren Zevon-the Wind
Man, that was hard narrowing it down that far.
Top 5 vinyl (1965-1985):
Cream-Wheels of Fire
Hendrix-Electric Ladyland
Seger-Live Bullet
Pink Floyd-Dark Side of the Moon
Talking Heads-More Songs About Buildings and Food
Top 5 CDs (1985-2004)
Robert Johnson-Complete
Pearl Jam-Ten
Joan Osborne-Relish
Live-Throwig Copper
Susan Tedeschi--Just Won't Burn
Top 5 ipod downloads (2004-present)
Lee Rocker-Bulletproof
The Decembrists-TheCrane Wife
Sufjian Stevens-Illinois
Eric Clapton and B.B. King-riding With the King
Warren Zevon-the Wind
Man, that was hard narrowing it down that far.
