I'll throw in Handpicked.  Great driving music whilst on the open road through stunning scenery.

 

 

Dickey & Great Southern with Out To Get Me off of their '77 Dickey Betts & Great Southern album.

 

 

Jimi Hendrix with Once I Had A Woman and Electric Church Red House off of the '94 Blues album.
 

 

Supertramp with Surely and Surely (Reprise) off of their '70 eponymously titled debut album.

 

 

 

Supertramp with Aries off of their '71 Indelibly Stamped album.

 

 

Supertramp coming into their own with School off of their '74 Crime Of The Century album.

 

 

Supertramp with Sister Moonshine off of their '75 Crisis? What Crisis? LP.

 

 

Supertramp with the title track of their '77 Even in the Quietest Moments... album.

 

 

 

Supertramp with Goodbye Stranger off of their '79 Breakfast In America LP.

 

 

Supertramp with C'est Le Bon off of their '82 ...Famous Last Words... album.

 

 

Supertramp with the title track of their '85 Brother Where You Bound album.

 

 

Happy Birthday Mike Scott

 

Off the Hook:

 

It's all over now:

 

Johnny Winter with Please Come Home For Christmas from '69.

 

 

Old-time Bob Marley And The Wailers with White Christmas from '65.

 

 

Chuck Berry with Christmas from '70.

 

 

B.B. King with Christmas Celebration from '62.

 

 

Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Derek Trucks and Doyle Bramhall at the Crossroads Guitar Festival 2007 performing Presence Of The Lord.

 

 

Looking Back:

 

Down at the Doctors:

 

Mick Jagger, Dave Stewart and Joss Stone with Lonely Without You (This Christmas) from the 2004 Alfie soundtrack.

 

 

11 hours ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Down at the Doctors:

 

Thanks for the Feelgood, matt.  Don't have to go to the Dr. then today.  

My sister sent me a link to this story yesterday about a Thai girl in NYC and an attack in the NYC subway.  It reminded me of the song 'A New York Minute' which has become a nickname of sorts for these type of attacks as they were pretty normal in the past. They seem to have come back again in recent years.

 

https://nypost.com/2021/12/15/thai-model-recalls-horrifying-manhattan-subway-attack/

 

 

I connect this song to the Olympics and personally with mogul skiing. Watch a mogul skiing video with sound turned off and listen to this song for the music. I believe it was used for the Olympics in 1980 but I don't think they had mogul skiing as a competition back then.

 

 

 

Paul Butterfield was born on this day.

Happy Birthday Paul Rodgers

 

21 hours ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Down at the Doctors:

 

Everybody needs a shot of R&B

 

If it goes to my favorits i can make a long long list. But this is most certainly one of them.

 

Happy Birthday Keef. He used to complain when he failed to make the list of rock stars/ celebrities most likely to die in the oncoming year.

 

Here's one from Ian Dury: