18 hours ago, Mutt Daeng said:

You can't get too much SRV IMHO.

Tin Pan Alley (AKA Roughest Place in Town) off of his second effort, the '84 Couldn't Stand The Weather LP.
 

 

18 hours ago, Denim said:

 

I agree.  Joy Division doesn't get enough airplay here. 

Day Of The Lords off of their '79 Unknown Pleasures album.
 

 

Dead Souls added as a bonus track to the CD reissue of their '79 debut album Unknown Pleasures.
 

 

18 hours ago, Denim said:

 

One of the greatest lead guitar solos on vinyl. If you've never heard it yo haven't lived.

 

No...I'm sorry. I can't just pass over this without sharing somebody covering that guitar solo. Mesmerizing to watch.

 

Romeo And The Lonely Girl off of their '76 Jailbreak LP.  Classic Lizzy guitar licks over Downey’s nimble sticks.
 

 

10 hours ago, zzaa09 said:

One of my favourite Faces songs, Around The Plynth, off of their '70 debut album First Step.  Love listening to this on a true decent stereo set up and hear the sounds alternate between speakers while sitting betwixt them.  Being high is a plus, too. 
 

1 hour ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Misty Mountain Hop

 

Wonderful live version, Mutt. 

1 hour ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Lady d'Arbanville

 

I hadn't come across the above live studio version before.  Thanks, Mutt.    One of the prettiest songs ever written, IMHO.  Here's the vinyl album version, and also his official video.  Nice imagery, too.
 

 

A tribute to the great British Blues . . .

Savoy Brown with Louisiana Blues off of the '69 Blue Matter LP.
 

 

Stafford's Climax Chicago Blues Band with Looking For My Baby off of their '69 self titled debut album.
 

 

Groundhogs with No More Doggin' off of their '68 Scratching The Surface debut LP.
 

John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers with Peter Green on Elmore James' Dust My Broom off of the '67 A Hard Road LP.
 

 

Cream performing Spoonful live at the Fillmore off of their '68 Wheels Of Fire album.

 

 

The Rolling Stones with Confessin' The Blues recorded in '64 and found on the 2017 On Air release.
 

 

Graham Bond Organisation with Graham Bond, Dick Heckstall Smith, Ginger Baker and Jack Bruce performing a live rendition of Willie Dixon's Hoochie Coochie Man sometime in '64 or '65.
 

 

Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated performing Joe Turner's Little Bitty Gal Blues live off of the '64 At The Cavern album.
 

 

Some great songs there @Tippaporn

5 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Tin Pan Alley (AKA Roughest Place in Town) off of his second effort, the '84 Couldn't Stand The Weather LP.
 

 

Nice but i like this version a lot more.

 

 

If they would have the same amount of people now they would need 3 times the space!What has happened to mankind in just a few generations?

Now more people are dying each year from being over weight then from hunger.!!!

 

You should all watch this documentary also.

 

Boom Boom

 

Get Your Kicks on Route 66

 

19 minutes ago, jvs said:

If they would have the same amount of people now they would need 3 times the space!What has happened to mankind in just a few generations?

Now more people are dying each year from being over weight then from hunger.!!!

 

This guy was in a circus as the fattest man in the world 100 years ago. Nowadays he would just be another of the countless roly polies waddling down the street.

 

 

15 hours ago, jvs said:

Nice but i like this version a lot more.

Absolutely better.  Live performances are so often better.   Johnny Copeland on vocals, too.  Hadn't heard this before so thanks, jvs. 

 

Ronnie Wood with his Wild Five performing Wee Wee Hours live with Imelda May on vocals.  Off of his 2019 Mad Lad: A Live Tribute To Chuck Berry release.

 

 

Worried Life Blues off of the same fine album.
 

 

Continuing with a tribute to the great British blues.

Fleetwood Mac featuring Willie Dixon, Otis Spann, Shakey Horton, S.P. Leary, Honeyboy Edwards, J.T. Brown & Guitar Buddy on Madison Blues recorded at Chess Studios, Chicago, and off of their '69 double LP Fleetwood Mac In Chicago.
 

 

Bakerloo with This Worried Feeling off of their superb '69 self-titled debut album.
 

 

Rory Gallagher performing Hoodoo Man live off of his '72 Live In Europe LP.   Okay, he's Irish.  He's a brother, ain't he?
 

 

Nicky Hopkins, Ry Cooder, Mick Jagger, Bill Wyman & Charlie Watts with a cover of Tampa Red's It Hurts Me Too off of the '72 Jamming With Edward album.