Miles Davis - Aura

Sweet Talkin' Woman - Electric Light Orchestra

What's Your Name - Boston

frank zappa ..... guitar

this is a double cd of guitar solos.

taken from concerts in the 70's and 80's.

for me this was zappa at his best , some of these intricate solos last 4 or 5 minutes and in spite of the complexity of them he never once drops a note , pauses or gets lost.

also , to hear zappa without his often tiresome lyrics is a great improvement.

if you are a fan of both zappa and good unadulterated and masterful guitar work , then i recommend this .

Edited December 28, 200619 yr by taxexile

Kingston Town - UB40

frank zappa ..... guitar

this is a double cd of guitar solos.

taken from concerts in the 70's and 80's.

for me this was zappa at his best , some of these intricate solos last 4 or 5 minutes and in spite of the complexity of them he never once drops a note , pauses or gets lost.

also , to hear zappa without his often tiresome lyrics is a great improvement.

if you are a fan of both zappa and good unadulterated and masterful guitar work , then i recommend this .

Nice!

i haven't listened to my zappa discography for ages.

Today's a good day!

A Summer Song - Chad & Jeremy

Its Christmas, Only Fools and Horses, of course....!

Stick a pony in me pocket, I'll fetch the suitcase from the van.

Cos if you want the best 'uns, but you don't ask questions,

Then brother, I'm your man. 'Cos where it all comes from is a mystery,

It's like the changin' of the seasons, and the tides of the sea.

But here's the one that's drivin' me beserk, Why do only fools and horses work?

La-la-la. La-lala-la. La-la-la. La-lala-la.

We've got some half price cracked ice and miles and miles of carpet tiles,

T.V.s, deep freeze and David Bowie L.P.s,

Ball games, gold chains, whatsnames, pictures frames and leather goods,

And Trevor Francis track suits from a mush in Shepherds Bush,

Bush, bush, bush, bush, bush, bush, bush ...

No income tax, no V.A.T., no money back, no guarantee,

Black or white, rich or poor, we'll cut prices at a stroke,

God bless Hooky Street. Viva Hooky Street. Long live Hooky Street.

C'est magnifique, Hooky Street, Magnifique, Hooky Street, Hooky Street (to fade)

redrus

My Whole World Ended - David Ruffin

Bonus points for guessing which band David Ruffin was a singer of???

Listening to the Moody Blues - House of Four Doors

(Album-In search of the lost Chord)

OOooohhh and next song is Legend of a Mind

Legend of a Mind is sort of dedicated to Tim Leary, who is credited as having invented LSD, and he really enjoyed the Moody Blue's Music.

Edited December 29, 200619 yr by kayo

answer: The Temptations

now playing...My Girl - The Temptations

frank zappa ..... guitar

this is a double cd of guitar solos.

taken from concerts in the 70's and 80's.

for me this was zappa at his best , some of these intricate solos last 4 or 5 minutes and in spite of the complexity of them he never once drops a note , pauses or gets lost.

also , to hear zappa without his often tiresome lyrics is a great improvement.

if you are a fan of both zappa and good unadulterated and masterful guitar work , then i recommend this .

Yup I love this album - I'm a big zappa fan.

He also released shut up and play yer guitar as another double CD of awesome guitar solos.

I recently discovered this website about the man http://wiki.killuglyradio.com/index.php/Main_Page

right now I'm listening to some pull-cat's-tail like karaoke style singing of some drunk Thai guy few Sois away. he is definetely enjoying himself, volume to maximum ! my wife commented: "New year celebrations has started already. so annoying! this guy things he has such a great voice or what?"

anyone else with same experience?

No. I shoot people who do that.

'sittin' in lah lah waitin' for mah yah yah uh humm' a great song but never knew what it was called...

Oasis, Live at the Barrowlands. Don't look back in anger.

redrus

'sittin' in lah lah waitin' for mah yah yah uh humm' a great song but never knew what it was called...

Ya Ya - Lee Dorsey

LUSH: 'Monochrome'

Oasis, Live at the Barrowlands. Don't look back in anger.

redrus

B1tchy Manky Unicun.ts...

Only kidding...

Listening to

U2 - I threw a brick through a window (October Album)

The Jam- Thats Entertainment.

Smile A Little Smile For Me - Flying Machine

Blue Bayou - Linda Ronstadt

Dead Kennedys: 'Chemical Warfare'.

He's had a tough life Jello...........

Closer to Home - Grand Funk

kANE - Crazy Warnings

kANE - Crazy Warnings

... who started life as an Oasis coverband .......... ironic

Ive got something by the Killers blasting at the mo

Killers are pretty cool.

The Kane I'm referring to is a dutch rock group.. started by covering U2.

Oh, and I'm listening now, to

Maggie Jones, Anybody here Want to try my Cabbage?

Great track... Far more intelligent than all this crap today...

I heard this song the other day:

I stuck my Co*k in her pussy.. made her so wet ....

etc etc etc Pathetic crudity..

But when you hear Maggie singin' "Anybody here wanna try my cabbage?" It's awesome... Must have been late 20's early 30's...

Edited December 30, 200619 yr by kayo

The Beatles- Glad All Over.

eric clapton - Hard times (by ray charles) - Journeyman album

Mean Woman Blues - Roy Orbison