So, what have you been listening to lately?

[TBird1958]

You basically invented the concept of innocence, Mark.

   


       I'm going to come visit you again!

[uwe]

That's why I love Dylan. Going boldly with his own oeuvre where no man had dared to go before. It's art, but not as we know it.

[Dave W]

That's why I love Dylan. Going boldly with his own oeuvre where no man had dared to go before. It's art, but not as we know it.

[Dave W]

Another old favorite on the playlist today. Not on the album, but it was the flip side of the single of Eli's Coming.

[uwe]

Yes, but he invented it!

[TBird1958]

 Glenn Hughes @70 jfc, he's killin' it!

[uwe]

For someone his age, his decades-long coke addiction history, a heart attack and two artificial knee joints, his vocal prowess and gung-ho bass playing is a friggin' wonder of nature.

And he really captures that MK III sound well (save for, naturally, Coverdale's baritone co-lead vocals), I‘ve seen that line up of his band, the Danish guitarist Søren Andersen does a great Ritchie.

[Dave W]

[uwe]

One half of Slade ...



It's kind of wasteful to use Jim Lea as an underplaying lead guitarist rather than as an overplaying lead bassist, but his solo is fine. It's a good cover though they add nothing new.

[Dave W]

Boston's Scruffy The Cat, fronted by the late Charlie Chesterman

[Dave W]

RIP Astrud Gilberto

[Ken]

Damn that sucks. She was amazing.

[uwe]

That song always had something otherworldly to it. Very interesting composition.

[uwe]

Proper rock music with the bass doing, what it does best, namely lead:

[gearHed289]

Damn that sucks. She was amazing.

Agreed. RIP