Sunday night music....

[GS1150Pilot]

Bluebirds Over the Mountain;
Rather liked the guitar effects and animation, but the lyrics were so cornball I had to kill it.

Ever listen to an old ditty by the name of "D'yer Mak'er?"

Great songs don't all need deep lyrics.

[GS1150Pilot]

Listening to this while working on the van I just bought for mountain biking/kayaking/camping.

[metalfab]

Ever listen to an old ditty by the name of "D'yer Mak'er?"

Great songs don't all need deep lyrics.

As far as rock D'yer Maker is almost holy.

[metalfab]

I ran across this one. It is Joe Walsh live performing "Turn to Stone"

[GS1150Pilot]

That's a fantastic tune. I've always liked Walsh's stuff, and that's one of his absolute best.

[Buffalo Bill]

I like Walsh too.
A friend just turned me on to this young West coast band; Golden Void.
Here's their cover of Hendrix; 1983…(A Merman I should Turn to Be)

[GS1150Pilot]

Awesome stuff!

[dorkburger]

Never was a huge Van Morrison fan, but I heard this yesterday and dug it. Apparently he did an album of blues covers.

[metalfab]

Listening to these today

[dorkburger]

Jackyl.... pretty cool. Haven't heard them in ages.
My cousin used to cut trees. He would often annoy his boss by imitating the Lumberjack Song with his saw....

[GS1150Pilot]

Enjoying this cover:

[Burque73]

Went to visit my dad yesterday and was taken back by the music he was playing. Here's a tune I've loved since I was knee high to a road runner.

[metalfab]

I heard that one a lot as a kid, reminds me of the old western movies.

[GS1150Pilot]

Roger, my dad was a big Marty Robbins fan, and, really, a fan of all things western, having lived in Brownsville, Texas the first two years he was in this country. I inherited a love of both Robbins and the West. I love visiting historic places in the Southwest, love westerns, and still love the sound of Robbins' voice.

[Burque73]

I loved the stories in his songs and how the melody just danced in my head.