Your Song of the Day

[bevosu]

Great song and she nails it.

Props to The Funk Brothers.

 

[moqui]

moqui, that "song" is so bad it hurts my eyes just to listen to it

it's been listed on many "worst ever" lists
that's t-bone burnett on the sticks

 

[br801]

 

[donniesyracuse]

Released 53 years ago as of yesterday

 

[ORRange]

Great song and she nails it.

Wow. Man can she whistle. Ty

 

[ORRange]

If I have a favorite band today, it's these guys

Very,very nice.

 

[Cowtown]

Very,very nice.

They're terrific. Seen 'em about 5 times over the last 30 years. It's too bad they never caught on down in the US. For the record, that's Colin Cripps, ex of Crash Vegas and Junkhouse, on the Rickenbacker.

 

[ORRange]

They're terrific. Seen 'em about 5 times over the last 30 years. It's too bad they never caught on down in the US. For the record, that's Colin Cripps, ex of Crash Vegas and Junkhouse, on the Rickenbacker.

First I've heard them. Fantastic sound. Thanks alot.

 

[moqui]

latvian rockabilly

 

[Ghost]

Just because it always reminds me of Buddy Boeheim, and maybe this will be the mojo he needs to get better for tomorrow:

 

[br801]

 

[SUFaninNJ]

Years ago, my buddy saw Bonamassa at a small show in Binghamton one time. He still raves about it to this day.

Being a CNY boy himself, it’s nice to see he brought a long a couple of others with him. Trumpet player Lee Thornburg grew up in Syracuse and sax player Paulie Cerra graduated with me from Jamesville-DeWitt.
When Joe was about 14 or so he did a national tour opening for Buddy Guy, I believe. He didn’t sing then and used Jeff Gordon ( the local singer not NASCAR driver) as his front man.

 

[SUFaninNJ]

Nice! I was in a short lived band during my college years and we covered “Down in the Tube Station at Midnight”.

 

[SUFaninNJ]

live version of one of my favorites...

They’re gearing up for a new tour. New violin player is a Cuse grad from Weedsport.

 

[SUFaninNJ]

Always loved Toad the Wet Sprocket. Just one of those bands that I never get tired of.

 

[donniesyracuse]

That’s a great song from an all-time great LP.

 

[br801]

That’s a great song from an all-time great LP.

Yes, you can throw a dart at that album and not go wrong.

 

[br801]

Nice! I was in a short lived band during my college years and we covered “Down in the Tube Station at Midnight”.

That song still makes me uncomfortable.

 

[NateW]

Being a CNY boy himself, it’s nice to see he brought a long a couple of others with him. Trumpet player Lee Thornburg grew up in Syracuse and sax player Paulie Cerra graduated with me from Jamesville-DeWitt.
When Joe was about 14 or so he did a national tour opening for Buddy Guy, I believe. He didn’t sing then and used Jeff Gordon ( the local singer not NASCAR driver) as his front man.

Love me some Buddy Guy - his performance of this song on the documentary movie “Festival Express” has always stuck with me. Couldn’t find it on YouTube but this is the song: “Money.”

 

[obliterata]

 

[Symphony Steve]

My fave tunes from February. Granted, from that progressive e-rag Delaware Liberal (I'm a contributor there), but great tunes don't have to share a common ideology. Enjoy!:

‘Bulo’s Fave Tunes: Feb. 2020 : Delaware Liberal

 

[NateW]

Nice... good coffee sipping tune.

 

[SUfanNC]

Beginning is a bit long but cool if you hadn't heard it. Just like this version of the song. Great to listen to in the car as I'm driving

 

[NateW]

live version of one of my favorites...

Love Guster... saw them live at at a small show at Elmira College in ‘02

 

[tee1222]

So, this is long but worth a listen whether or not you are a Floyd fan.
True story: been here, backpacking in 1995 and saw the ampitheatre among other "sites". World's second oldest ampitheatre next to one in Greece if I am not mistaken. Absolutely nothing like seeing the ruins of Pompeii and Mt Vesuvius - burned into my mind forever and not cause of Floyd.