[mviker]

The Beat Farmers. Love their irreverent take on Rock and Roll. Too bad Country Dick Montana passed.



http://youtu.be/t8EP_PFy9Bs - Lucille

http://youtu.be/BAA8X5YcqKA - Socialite

http://youtu.be/apIi8-JyOuI - Revenooer Man

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-MXi...44102C44186F29 - God is here tonight

http://youtu.be/Ffi4cjLW6Jc - Blue Chevrolet

http://youtu.be/gPBTJiBIi0s - Riverside

[Diego]

At least one of the Beat Farmers was in this group WAY before the Beats:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZLC6kVi_js

[mviker]

Originally Posted by Diego

At least one of the Beat Farmers was in this group WAY before the Beats:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZLC6kVi_js

Verrrry cool indeed. I had no idea. I discovered the Beat Farmers around 20 years ago. Never got a chance to see them, but their Loud and Plowed album gets me going when no other can. Would love to have gotten a chance to see them.

You made my day. Thanks!

Kevin

[455Grandville]

Originally Posted by Simple Man

Don't know why, but I've been getting into 80's music lately. Nina, the Police, Crowded House, After the Fire, etc.

Been downloading some of their stuff : I saw that band play in the 80s , they put on a good show and saw Tim Finn (former member and also with Split Enz) open for 10,000 Maniacs (not into that crap)

[Diego]

Originally Posted by mviker

Verrrry cool indeed. I had no idea. I discovered the Beat Farmers around 20 years ago. Never got a chance to see them, but their Loud and Plowed album gets me going when no other can. Would love to have gotten a chance to see them.

You made my day. Thanks!

You can download the whole album here:

http://cosmichearse.blogspot.com/200...ry-on-air.html

[Wareagle]

Heres a great site for Gregg Rolie original lead singer & Keyboards for Santana - music etc. .

http://www.greggrolie.com/music.html

[bird72]

New (old) vinyl scores from antique store shopping yesterday:

Bob Seger Against The Wind
Grinderswitch Pulling Togethor
Emerson Lake and Palmer Pictures At An Exhibition
Justin Hayward John Lodge Blue Jays
Fleetwood Mac Mirage
Allman Brothers Win, Lose, or Draw
Dave Mason Old Crest On A New Wave
George Harrison Extra Texture
Little Feat Time Loves A Hero

[shawn e.]

Got the new ZZ Top A couple songs growing om me. Got the new Hank III not what I expected but like it! Excited for Clutch's, Flynville Train and Wayne Hancock's New albums.

Shawn

[zeebo]

Originally Posted by gene simmons

I heard the song Crash Landing by Seduce in the early 90's off the video "Decline of the Western Civilization". I also had the cassette and CD,they were stolen.

London is another good band i heard off that video as well.

There are a few videos of Seduce and London on YT, also demos of Sister and Circus Circus. Prior bands of Nikki Sixx and Blackie Lawless.

Rare Motley Crue demo:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtU4-FAavHc

totally..great movie! have it on vhs--cant find it on dvd. want part one..on punk rock....

[Lightfoot]

Almost thirty years ago I came across a 45rpm Demo pressing of this song in a pawn shop. Bought it just out of curiousity, and discovered that I really liked the song, dispite not being into Molly Hatchett. I haven't had a turn table for over fifteen years, so haven't heard this song since I last played it. Last night it just struck me that I had never looked it up on YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaTkarQCZCE

A couple other jewels that are catchy as hell, but rarely played on the radio.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr4wGFJrSss

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfrkWDAQpzI

[The Boss]

What's the song that starts at 0:38 in this video - who plays it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XT0eE2jIbc

[hurryinhoosier62]

No idea. I've never heard it before. Always have like Bach's Toccata and fugue in D minor.

[PunchT37]

Been trying to learn the bass line to this thing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5B0aoeH3Fk

Watch the guitar around 4:58 to 5:15 or so.

[U47]

Been listening to a lot of Lalo Schifrin lately. I'm sure you all of heard his music. Mission Impossible, Mannix, Bullitt, Dirty Harry, Scorpio, Jaws. Here is one that is a great quick step, plus a great two solo effort by the piano player.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhrSJNDhkDI

[Cammer-6]

refreshed my collection of TYA with the passing of Alvin Lee. One new addition (to me) is Pure Blues by Ten Years After.
What blows me away is that I had never heard some of this great stuff.Gonna miss you Alvin

[Diego]

Originally Posted by The Boss

What's the song that starts at 0:38 in this video - who plays it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XT0eE2jIbc

That's a David Bowie song. Not sure from which album, but I'd guess around 1978-80.

[The Boss]

Originally Posted by Diego

That's a David Bowie song. Not sure from which album, but I'd guess around 1978-80.

BINGO! Stay, Station to Station 1976

[Diego]

Did you know the song now that I narrowed it down? Or you had to look it up?

[The Boss]

I had no clue - I started surfing the different albums on Amazon and kept sampling them till I found it.

[Diego]

Gotcha.

I'm pretty good at figuring a song in a split-second, and the clip reminded me to make a mental note of it because it's a good song that's not often played of the ones that they do play. Gotta hunt that one down...