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07 May 00 - 05:55 PM (#224413) Subject: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Mbo So...what music do you have in the tape or CD player in your car right now? Tell us! Today I had: Hand of Kindness album by Richard Thompson The Dubliners Chris Ledoux How 'bout you? --Mbo |
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07 May 00 - 06:02 PM (#224416) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Jon Freeman Well Mbo, first I need a car ;-) Jon |
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07 May 00 - 06:16 PM (#224424) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: TheMuse Recently borrowed Gordon Bok, Mbo. Replacing Bonnie Raitt and Sarah McLachlan. TheMuse
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07 May 00 - 06:22 PM (#224427) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,Dave (the ancient mariner at work) Heavy Metal (movie soundtrack) Takin a Ride! Yeah/Aye.... |
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07 May 00 - 06:30 PM (#224431) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: kendall Jodie Stecher and Kate Breslin doing Utah Phillips Heart Songs. Rick Fieldings tape, The Corries, Trickett Bok and Muir. |
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07 May 00 - 06:40 PM (#224435) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST Danú : Think before you think |
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07 May 00 - 07:07 PM (#224441) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: McGrath of Harlow Practice tape of some of my own songs (only way I can learn them is to listen to them). Tape of INObu with his group Sorcha Dorchas.
Garrison Keillor talking about Lake Wobegon.
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07 May 00 - 07:46 PM (#224453) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: MK (6) CD changer in mine. Currently: - Chet Atkins and Doc Watson together on one album ("Chet and Doc" - 1979) and apparently out of print --wonderful album! - A compliation CD I created of all my favourite David Bromberg tunes, along with all my favourite cuts off of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band's "Will The Circle Be Unbroken", with the last track being Steve Howe's performance of "The Clap" off a live YES album - Bonnie Rait's "Nick of Time" album - Taj Mahal's "Senior Blues" album with the second half of the disk containing the Allman Brothers "Brothers and Sisters" album - John Lee Hooker's "Mr. Lucky" album - a variety of country artists performing Rolling Stone's cover tunes entitled "Stone Country" (better in most cases than the originals.) |
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07 May 00 - 07:56 PM (#224456) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Tony Burns Cockersdale |
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07 May 00 - 08:14 PM (#224458) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: sophocleese I'm with Jon on that one. My bike doesn't have a CD or tape player on it. |
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07 May 00 - 08:20 PM (#224460) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Banjer No CD player in my truck...Cassette player currently has Hills of Home....Part one.(It's a two cassette set) |
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07 May 00 - 08:57 PM (#224467) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Harold W Songs of the Seventh Cavalry |
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07 May 00 - 09:14 PM (#224470) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: bflat How's this for a mix? Richard Schindel, John Prine,Paul Robeson and Kate Campbell. |
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07 May 00 - 09:56 PM (#224478) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: rangeroger Went out and got the CD wallet ot of the truck. Emmylou Harris;Profiles discs 1,2,&3 Dave Alvin;Blackjack David Alison Kraus;Now That I,ve Found You Psychograss;Like Minds Dead Reckoners; A Night Of Reckoning Kiernan Kane;Dead Reckoning kiernan kane;Six Months,No Sun Kevin Welch & the Overtones; Western Beat john mclaughlin trio; que alegria Buddy Guy & Junior Wells;Alone & Acoustic New Tradition;Seed of Love Guy Clark; Keepers and Cold Dog Soup Tim O'Brien; Red On Blonde David Grisman,Vince Gill,Herb Pedersen,Jim Buchanan,Emory Gordy Jr.; Here Today Dire Straits;Money for Nothing Phish;Hoist Gillian Welch;Revival Tom Rush;The Circle Game New Grass Revival;Fly through the Country/When the Storm is over Change My heart Oh God;discs 1&2 Kathy Mattea; Good News John Michael Talbot rr |
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07 May 00 - 10:02 PM (#224479) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Susan A-R Hmmm, on the pile by my office (on the kitchen table) I have Roberts and Barrand doing Kipling ballads, Vance Gilbert, a Cindy Mangsen cassette, Tony Cuffe, and Leon Rosselson. You do NOT want me to have a car. Susan A-R |
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07 May 00 - 10:05 PM (#224480) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Victoria H. Kate Rusby, John McCusker, Battlefield Band,La Bottine Souriante, Davy Steele...oh, and the tape of songs I am SUPPOSED to be listening to for rehearsal! LOL!! |
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07 May 00 - 10:12 PM (#224483) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Crowhugger Recently handy to the cassette player:
Bach solo cello suites (all 6) I haven't taped my new Naiman/Coole CDs for the car yet. CH.
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07 May 00 - 11:46 PM (#224509) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Sailor Dan Tape made from the CD Fueding Banjo's Tape made from the CD American Banjo Three Finger and Scruggs Style Tape made from the CD Garth Brooks Seven Janet Davis - Backup Banjo Tape made of my practice sessions that I through out the window at least once a week And when I get tired of all that, I tune in 99.9 Kiss country in Miami. |
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07 May 00 - 11:56 PM (#224511) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Sailor Dan Tape made from the CD Fueding Banjo's Tape made from the CD American Banjo Three Finger and Scruggs Style Tape made from the CD Garth Brooks Seven Janet Davis - Backup Banjo Tape made of my practice sessions that I through out the window at least once a week And when I get tired of all that, I tune in 99.9 Kiss country in Miami. |
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08 May 00 - 12:08 AM (#224512) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Lonesome EJ Clear Spirit. Collected WorksJohn Hammond.Guitar TownSteve Earle. The Civil War Compilation by Ken Burns. |
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08 May 00 - 12:44 AM (#224521) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Callie Practice tapes and a compilation I made last March and listened to on a drive halfway across Australia. Not sick of it yet. Includes Jeff Buckley, Crowded House, Sheryl Crow, Rob Wasserman and other people's covers of Elvis Costello songs. And if you open my glove compartment, about 30 tapes fall out, all out of their covers anyway and mostly unlabeled. |
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08 May 00 - 01:00 AM (#224525) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: catspaw49 SusAR ol' buddy.........You mean you don't drive??? Hellfire girl, just get yourself a white steering wheel!!! (:<)) I still have a casseete and I tape my favorite CD's or create my own compilations. Tape in my cassette at the moment is "Frank Proffitt of Reese, NC." In the rack is Tom Petty (2), Arlo (2), Patrick Sky (1), Rick Fielding (1), Emmylou (1), Jean Ritchie (1), Edna Ritchie (1), Jay Ungar/Molly Mason (1), John Prine (1), Jim Croce (2), Cisco Houston (1), Kendra Ward (1), John McCutcheon (1), Tom Paxton (1), and a 90 minute with Golden Ring Reunion and Art Thieme. Spaw |
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08 May 00 - 02:23 AM (#224544) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Terry K Michael Feinstein Marty Wilde's Greatest Hits (!) THREE Vin Garbutt CDs John Mellencamp (Best that I can do) Blonde on Blonde The Watersons Stan Getz Charlie Gracie Eclectic or WHAT ??? Terry |
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08 May 00 - 02:35 AM (#224548) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Racer Bach's Greatest Hits Volume I and II Altan: Horse With A Heart The Cure: Disintegration and Wish As well as various albums by the Chieftains and Seamus Egan. I've got some albums by Ashley MacIsaac and Mary Jane Lamond, but I haven't really gotten a chance to listen to them. I mostly listen to Altan and Seamus. Of course the "Oldies" station creeps in there occasionally. -Racer |
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08 May 00 - 02:44 AM (#224550) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: JennieG Pastance (early music group from Oz) Tom Paxton The Furies The Weavers Greatest Hits Elizabethan lute duets anything else I can sing along loudly and badly to...... |
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08 May 00 - 03:00 AM (#224553) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: MudGuard I am with Jon and Sophocleese: no stereo on my bike, mainly for the reason that the power supply line of my stereo is too short for most of my trips. But perhaps I could attach a small motor to my home stereo ;-) In my Walkman: Bach - Brandenburg Concertos MudGuard |
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08 May 00 - 03:19 AM (#224556) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Clinton Hammond2 98% of Jethro Tull Lotsa Garnet Rogers A Grievious Angles (The Watershed?) A Todd Snyder & The Nervious Wrecks (Songs for the Daily Planet A few Skydiggers Some Leonard Cohen Some old Dire Straights A few Stan Rogers Most of James Keelaghan All of Stephen Fearing A great mouth-full of Tamarack A Len Wallace {~` A bunch of Ferron A couple of Steeley Span Some really old Dylan A pair of Del Amitri Don Ross bookends with an Alex Houghten chaser 2 Fairport Convention's, over easy with a side of Chieftains And 3 or 4 Mike Oldfield for late-night long solo drives That's just off the top of my head... |
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08 May 00 - 03:59 AM (#224562) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: alison Vaughan Williams, and Billy Idol slainte alison |
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08 May 00 - 04:13 AM (#224564) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: IanC about an hour's car journey from Ashwell (Herts) to Milton Keynes (Bucks) so I usually use the time to learn songs by replaying a single tape until the one or two I want are in my mind (and by then I'm fed up with the others). Currently, playing The Young Tradition (by The Young Tradition) and Catherine Tickell. |
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08 May 00 - 04:19 AM (#224565) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Terry K Just back from my Monday morning swim and checked the CD box in the car. As well as those mentioned earlier I found
Canned Heat Terry |
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08 May 00 - 04:41 AM (#224568) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,Roger the skiffler At this time of year, no music, just Greek language tapes to try to replace what I've forgotten over the Winter ready for my Summer hols. RtS |
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08 May 00 - 09:16 AM (#224595) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Mooh I'm not commuting anymore, thank God, and there's no player on my bicycle, but while I drove every day last summer and fall... blues compilations, mostly from Aligator Records...classical compilations, mostly baroque with some Holst and Vaughn Williams...lots of Led Zeppelin, mostly the several best-of collections...Stevie Ray Vaughan...Maddy Prior...Sue Foley...Little Feet...Oscar Peterson with Stephan Grapelli...Rolling Stones...Simon Mayor...The Seldom Scene...various folk (singer-songwriter) compilations from samplers and Folk Alliance releases...Rush...Danny Gatton...Roy Buchanan...Loretto Reid and Brian Teheny...Leo Kottke...some choral stuff... That's all I can think of at the moment. I do recall sitting at an intersection (waiting for the lights to change in a small town) with the windows open and Simon Mayor's "Buttermere Waltz" blasting away, and my head bopping around to the music, all to the incredulous stares of a gaggle of slack-jawed teenage loiterers. I think I suddenly realized that no matter how I feel, I'm not 18 anymore (or even twice that) 'cause I didn't even have the slightest twinge of self-consciousness. "I'm a boy and I'm a man, I'm 18 and I like it." (Alice Cooper) Btw, maybe this should be for another thread but, am I alone when I say that traditional music rocks and swings alot harder than rock music does these days? Just a thought. Peace, Mooh. |
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08 May 00 - 09:35 AM (#224600) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Crowhugger Not at all alone, Mooh. Not that I listen to a lot of current rock. You're right on about the beat in folk music. I s'pose my theory about it is that we humans react to rhythm so well that we toe-tap fluidly when many aspects of the rhythm are implied. Perhaps rock tends toward spoon-feeding these days. Some of it at least. Some of the dead white guys had that toe-tap thing down pat... I can't keep still during Messiah.
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08 May 00 - 11:35 AM (#224645) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Ringer In my 6-CD player: Vaughan Williams (Tallis/Fen Country/Lark Ascending/Greensleeves/Dives & Lazarus) (What's on your RVW, alison?) Nick Drake Peter Bellamy I Peter bellamy II Jerry Lee Lewis Dave Burland In the tape-deck: |
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08 May 00 - 12:27 PM (#224667) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: marshman In the cd rack: Peter Rowen "Bluegrass Boy, The Songs of Jimmie Rodgers - A tribute (great CD), Keb' Mo' "Slow Down",Tim O'Brian "The Crossing", The Best of Sam and Dave, Jody Stecher & Kate Brislin " A Song that will Linger. On the tape deck, Home mixed favorites from Strawberry Music Festival and America's Back 40 radio show. mm |
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08 May 00 - 12:57 PM (#224683) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,Paul G. (on the road) Small Potatos -- "Waltz of the Wallflowers" Brendan Nolan -- "Across the Great Divide" Richard Shindell -- "Somewhere Near Patterson" Gamble Rogers --"Oklawaha County Laissez Faire" |
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08 May 00 - 01:52 PM (#224724) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,Mrr Several tapes of old old Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem albums; that Alnwick&Tyne one I asked for the lyrics to a while back; Les Compagnons de la Chanson; Les Frères Jacques. That's for me. For the twins, I have several tapes of old old children's songs (Ed McCurdy, Pete Seeger), and one by John Lithgow that is a howl. I keep the radio buttons saved for NPR, NPR, NPR, the local university station that plays strange stuff, and one regular old station that plays Oldies. But I usually keep in on NPR since my commute tends to be when I get to hear the news anyway. |
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08 May 00 - 01:57 PM (#224726) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: black walnut ...a tape I made of Cate Friesen's radio show on CJRT, "Absolutely Folk". I don't have time to listen to the show on Saturdays, so I like to tape it and listen to it on my way to work. ~black walnut |
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08 May 00 - 01:59 PM (#224728) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Dave (the ancient mariner) Today its Steeleye Span.. |
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08 May 00 - 02:12 PM (#224734) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Eric the Viking At the moment-Bruce Springsteen, also The Mac lads! Richard Thompson, Show of hands, Capercaillie, Shania Twain-oooh!! and "The folk collection"(Topic records) Don't have a CD in the car. |
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08 May 00 - 02:42 PM (#224752) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: BlueJay Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks. Close at hand: Jerry Hahn Brotherhood, Tony Trishka & Skyline, and a tape of my old vinyl: Jesse Colin Young's "Soul of a city boy", released on CD a few years ago, and I missed. No it's out of print again. Anyone have a CD of it they want to sell? BlueJay |
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08 May 00 - 03:04 PM (#224763) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Amergin Eric Bogle, Woody Guthrie, Arlo Guthrie, Ashley MacIsaac, Wolfe Tones, Irish Rovers, early Dylan, and the list goes on...... |
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08 May 00 - 04:02 PM (#224786) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: wysiwyg Huh! Sugar Dog wanna go for a ride! Bikes, cars, trucks, go go go!!! Run the music fer ya!! Our Geezermobile currently has a bluegrass tape made home-style by some people or other, we picked it up in Fancy Gap, Virginia on the way back from South Carolina. The tape label, the songs themselves on the tape, and the j-card in the box-- none of them match. Great stuff though! In Hardiman's car, I suspect, is the usual-- Tom Waits. ~S~ |
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08 May 00 - 04:23 PM (#224800) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Mbo Well, I checked again, and here's what I found: Hand of Darkness album by Richard Thompson 2 Chris Ledoux albums The Best of the Dubliners The Clancy Brothers Greatest Hits/All The Best From Scotland/Stuff from Watermark by Enya The Essential Ronnie Milsap Collection/Rhett Akins stuff/Hank Sr. stuff The Best of The Thistle & Shamrock, Vol XIV (my own compilation) ELO Classics Rock VIII (mixed classic & modern rock compilation I made)/ Armchair Theatre by Jeff Lynne Godspell Cast Recording/ Pippin Cast Recording --Mbo |
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08 May 00 - 05:12 PM (#224826) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: poet I dont have a cd player in my car, and I did'nt check my tapes because as you know any tape thats been in your car for a while turns into Queens greatest hits. Hands up who gets the reference. Graham (Guernsey) |
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08 May 00 - 05:22 PM (#224830) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Mbo I don't get it Graham, but I own that album and love it to pieces! I can name all the songs in order... "With your pistons in overdrive Don't have to listen to no run-of-the-mill talk jive I'm in love with my car..." (Not actually on Queen's Greatest Hits....) --Mbo |
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08 May 00 - 05:24 PM (#224833) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Barbara Sorry, Graham, not me. Monty Python? In my tape player is "In Friendship's Name" by Geordeanna McCulloch, and in the box are "First of Autumn" Dalgleish/Larsen/Sunderland, "Wilderness Road", Art Theime, and a recording of "Last Trip Home" by the Battlefield Band so I can practice it while driving to Portland. Also "Mauna Kea/White Mountain Journal" Keola Beamer. Blessings, Barbara |
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08 May 00 - 05:34 PM (#224839) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Bill D Double Decker String Band Peter Bellamy some Ewan MacColl Scottish Street songs something by Alistair Anderson ....hmmmm....tapes of Sea Shanties...forget which... I think there's Margaret McArthur tape.... .several more...too lazy to go look |
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08 May 00 - 05:37 PM (#224843) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Wesley S Dragon Reels by Roger Landes, Altans 2 newest releases, Great Big Sea's newest, The Crossing by Tim O'Brien, Red on Blonde by Tim O'Brien and both Colombia releases by Moondog - Louis Hardin { wonderful stuff } Oh Yeah - My wife has Santanas newest CD too. |
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08 May 00 - 05:49 PM (#224852) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,Ickle Dorritt Eurythmics greatest hits |
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08 May 00 - 05:57 PM (#224860) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: keltcgrasshoppper Today I listened to Eliza Carthy Red Rice... Wonderful stuff.. Also J.P. Cormier of course Another Morning.. and a Cd that my son did His band is The Eyes.. very new yet classic ROCK and ROLL.. |
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08 May 00 - 06:01 PM (#224861) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Amos A tape of Praise practicing auto harp, and two tapes of the "Roots 'N' Blues Retrospective 1925-1950, including some Blind Willie McTell, Poor Boy Burke, the Light Crust Doughboys with JB Brinkley, Charlie Patton, and the Blue Ridge Ramblers -- fine collection o' stuff from white bread to coffee-dark brown to deep blue. |
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08 May 00 - 06:04 PM (#224864) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,Mbo_at_ECU Dang Amos! Where'd you get that tape of Praise? I want one too now! Waaaah!! --Mbo |
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08 May 00 - 07:06 PM (#224901) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: wysiwyg Amos has one of the last two poor-quality copies and I LOST the masters!!! Hardiman has the last copy and I owe it to a whole bunch of people! LOL... if anyone wants a REALLY bad copy of a copy of a poorly recorded bunch of amateurs who are having a great time, with hymns, prayers, preaching, and outtakes included, send me a message and I'll bootleg ya one off Hardi's copy! Oh, and it also has WAY too much of me talkin', LAFFin? ~S~ |
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08 May 00 - 07:50 PM (#224916) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: keltcgrasshoppper This is dulcimerdan and I have in my car-Eric Gerber,a young singer from Boston that opened for Brooks Williams at one of the concerts we did(Jackson Hall)He wrote this great tune THE BOX FAN about a red headed russian hindu he met in boston and then went to the Y.I`LL sing it or at least get the words next time we meet |
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08 May 00 - 11:43 PM (#225007) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: JedMarum In the CD changer I currntly have (in order): Ed Miller Rick Fielding Bill Staines The Wolf Tones JD Crowe Gove Scrivenor Ready to pop in at any moment I have; Waylon Thibedeaux, Norm Blake and Tony Rice, More Ed Miller, more Bill Staines. |
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08 May 00 - 11:53 PM (#225009) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: alison Bald Eagle, sounds like we both have the same RV Williams CD all the ones you listed are on mine (mine has the English folk Song Suite too)... . I used to love it for driving through the countryside at home (fitted the scenery)... it doesn't quite fit the scenery here in Oz..... but I can use my imagination... and the tunes are wonderful,.... slainte alison |
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08 May 00 - 11:56 PM (#225012) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: simon-pierre Lucinda Williams. A good argument for buying a car. |
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09 May 00 - 12:36 AM (#225037) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Fiddler Terry I made a great compilation tape of bluegrass gospel--mostly from Nashville Bluegrass Band CD's, but also Tim O'Brien doing Dylan tunes from the "Red on Blonde" CD, such as "Father of Night" and "Forever Young", and Doyle Lawson, doing "He Put a Rainbow in the Sky for Me." I'm not all that religious, in general, but that music really gets me movin' on the way to work. |
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09 May 00 - 02:39 AM (#225074) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: JennieG Graham, Pratchett - Good Omens - now where's my prize!!??? |
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09 May 00 - 07:36 AM (#225112) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,JulieF (at Work) My partner tends to have control over the Tape in the car unless we are on a long trip. I think he's gone back to his childhood. - Family, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band and Black Sabbath. Oh and some Nirvana which we altenate with Classic FM. A few years ago we realised we had to be carefully about what we played in the car when we had the only four year old who knew all the word to The Tubes' White Punks on Dope. We are off to Shetland in the summer so we will all produce compilation tapes and squabble like hell. In my CD Walkman ( 2 hours on the bus each day) Nick Jones - Penguin Eggs John Martyn - Solid Air Prefab Sprout - Swoon And Roots Reels and Rhythms - A Scottish Folk /Dance fusion compliation. Julie |
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09 May 00 - 10:49 AM (#225194) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: JedMarum julie - my condolences to you, when your partner has 'control' ;-) |
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09 May 00 - 12:22 PM (#225234) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,TheOldMole Well, I just took out a bunch of CDs that had cuts of mine on them, so I don't have to answer that. I'm listening to two things, over and over. One is the Lionel Hampton Decca recordings from the 40s. I don't think people appreciate just how good Hampton was, and how important an influence. He's pretty near as important as Louis Jordan in the development of jump blues and rock 'n roll. Second...more and more into latin music, especially Afro-Cuban. Just picked up a CD reissueof a 1975 ablum of Dizxzy Gillespie and Machito playing compositions by Chico O'Farrill, and I could listen to this one forever. It has the richness of the Miles Davis-Gil Evans collaborations. O'Farrill is one of our greatest, and least recognized, composers...and I trust I don't have to explain hw good Diz and Machito are. |
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09 May 00 - 12:30 PM (#225242) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,James On A bright sunny day driving a small coastal road...the ninth symphony...full blast. The rest of the time..Broadsword-Jethro Tull, Blonde on Blonde..The First Tom Rush album...Mary Macaslin, Ellen MacIllwaine, Mary Jane Lammond, Laura Smith Greatest Hits....Late at night on a long drive...The Carter Family, The Louvin Brothers and no ride is complete without Chieftans Two,especially the fox hunt. |
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09 May 00 - 12:48 PM (#225254) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: L R Mole W. Zevon "Life'll Kill Ya" b/w Lucinda's "Car Wheels...", James Taylor's first effort on Apple, with fancy strings and harpsichord, etc. (sounds so rushed, but maybe that's the deck) b/w Dan Hicks Greatest Hits, and just made yesterday and left on the counter so I'll have to listen to it tomorrow, new Randy Newman, "Bad Love" b/w "Best of Cab Calloway" on Okeh, or as much of it as I could fit on. Boy, could Cab sing.Great band, too. |
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09 May 00 - 12:57 PM (#225260) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: SDShad rangeroger, better be careful making posts like that. Someone might steal your truck just for your CD collection. :-) In my tape deck right now: Dirt Band's "Will the Circle Be Unbroken II." In reserve between the front seats: Seldom Scene anniversary concert Ossian--Seal Song Runrig--live album whose name I forget Van/Chieftains--Irish Heartbeat Dave Brubeck--Time Out/Time Further Out Squeeze--Singles, 45s and Under Devo--Oh No, It's Devo! Alasdair Fraser and Jody Stecher--The Driven Bow The House Band--Rockall Gram Parsons--GP and Greivous Angel The Suburbs--Credit In Heaven U2--Rattle and Hum The Red Willow Band--Compilation Chris |
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09 May 00 - 12:59 PM (#225262) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,yarnspinner seems like I never heard of 90% of the stuff you guys mention...is nay of it Folk Music? |
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09 May 00 - 02:09 PM (#225309) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,Aldus June Tabor. Silly Sisters, Ossians St. Kilda Wedding..Steeleye Span, Kate Rusby, Vaughan Williams, Bach...Tallis Scholars, Van Morrison...Norma Waterson, Gerald Trimble, The Pogues, Billy Bragg, Ella Fitzgerald,Kate Bush(Never Forever and Lionheart)Ashley MacIsaac, Old Ian and Sylvia and best of all, Mozarts Cosi Fan Tutti. |
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09 May 00 - 02:19 PM (#225313) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: JenEllen Oh boy, Mbo...you ready for this??
Kate Wolf 'Anthology' |
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09 May 00 - 02:38 PM (#225328) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,James Oh, I forget one of my favourites..The music from Ken Burns fil The Civil War. |
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09 May 00 - 02:51 PM (#225336) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: poet Well done JennieG as for your prize a free ticket for two at the Guernsey Folk Festival at the end of July a small thing but our own all you have to do is get here, I do like ladies who read the right books. Graham (Guernsey) |
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09 May 00 - 02:59 PM (#225348) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Mbo Elle, STILL? Surfer Girl a' the way... --Mbo |
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09 May 00 - 03:43 PM (#225377) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Wincing Devil For the longest while, I had Brave Old World's Blood Oranges (klezmer) wedged in the player, stuck in it, but not so that it'd play. I was about to take it to Best Buy to get it unstuck, 'Shamed to admit it, but I finally had to RTFM and... So, THATS what that hidden button behind the face plate does! Currently, I've got Lyve, Behind Bars by The Pyrates Royale, a collection of pub songs and sea shaties. Wincing_Devil
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09 May 00 - 04:33 PM (#225415) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: JenEllen little surfer, little one makes my heart come all undone..... ah, Mbo...ya shoulda seen his hands.....*ebg* |
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09 May 00 - 09:31 PM (#225565) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Stewie Jimmy Dale Gilmore 'One Endless Night' Terry Clarke 'Mother Indigo' Tampa Red and Big Maceo 'Guitar and Piano Duets' Kieran Kane and Kevin Welch 'Live in Melbourne' --Stewie. |
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09 May 00 - 11:47 PM (#225607) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: jofield 1. Best of Hank Snow 2. Django Reinhart 3. Hank Williams 24 Hits, Volume 2 4. Duke Ellington: 40's RCA recordings 5. Leroy Carr with Scrapper Blackwell 6. W.A. Mozart: Symphonies 40 & 41, Berlin Philharmonic, von Karijan. I have often wondered how a radio program that shuffled a playlist like this -- with, like, the Swann Sivertones, Sam Cooke, Lefty Frizell, the Mozart horn concerti performed by Dennis Brain, Ray Charles, Merle Haggard, Lightnin' Hopkins, "the river" from the Pastoral Symphony, the Dell-Vikings, and a few dozen others mixed in -- would fare. I would love it; you would never know what was coming next, just that it was going to be GOOD. James, in Bristol, RI |
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09 May 00 - 11:51 PM (#225610) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Rick Fielding James, a national radio show like that would be hugely successful. It would take a lot of intelligent folks away from the TV. They won't do it though. Rick |
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10 May 00 - 02:34 AM (#225662) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: JennieG Thanks Graham, sounds lovely - it's a long way from Oz for the weekend but maybe if I crank up the broomstick I could make it |
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10 May 00 - 07:13 AM (#225715) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Sailor Dan I threw another practice tape out after listening to it twice, opened up the glove compartment and lo and behold i forgot I had put one of my favorite tapes in there. Irish songs of the Rebellion, by the Clancy Bros & Tommy Makem. Oh well these Cubans down here will get an earful now that Elian is up North. |
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10 May 00 - 10:31 AM (#225787) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,gypsy_55@hotmail.com Garnet Rogers..anything by Garnet Rogers James Keelaghan...Road Stephen Fearing..Assasian's Apprentice Modabo sheree www.geocities.com/shereekg |
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10 May 00 - 05:26 PM (#226050) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Kim C The cassette box in the car includes the Virginia Company, Bobby Horton, the 97th Regimental String Band, the 2nd South Carolina String Band, David Kincaid, Ian Tyson and Don Edwards, among others. The stack of CDs on my desk at work today includes Niamh Parsons, Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick (can he fiddle or WHAT!?), Natalie MacMaster (ditto), the Irish Tenors, and the Watersons. |
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10 May 00 - 05:32 PM (#226057) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: TheOldMole James in Bristol...we have a station like that, here in Poughkeepsie -- on AM, believe it or not. WHVW 950. |
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10 May 00 - 05:41 PM (#226059) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: br gal Various mountain and hammer dulcimer CDs are in my CD changer. What a way to enjoy rush hour traffic! |
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10 May 00 - 06:06 PM (#226067) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: jofield Really?! In Poughkeepsie there's a radio show that might go from blues to classical to country to jazz to gospel to bluegrass, etc.? Wow! It's been a life's dream of mine to produce a show like that, but I figured no one would ever buy it. What's the show called? James |
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10 May 00 - 06:45 PM (#226082) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,froodo Planet Waves... Tough mama can I blow a little smoke on you? |
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10 May 00 - 07:23 PM (#226101) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Jim Dixon Funny you should ask. I have had the same tape in my car stereo for the last 3 years. It is "Singin' in the Bathtub," by R. Crumb and the Cheap Suit Serenaders. It's a good tape, but not THAT good. The tape player is broken. The button I used to push to eject the tape is missing, leaving a square hole. I've tried poking screwdrivers, Popsicle sticks, etc. into the hole, but nothing can make it eject. The tape player doesn't have a rewind or reverse button either. Never did. Any ideas? |
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10 May 00 - 07:49 PM (#226114) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST get a new tape deck... |
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11 May 00 - 08:00 AM (#226328) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Homeless CDs Jethro Tull - Songs From The Wood Jethro Tull - Heavy Horses Jethro Tull - Nightcap Fairport Convention - Jewel in the Crown Wild Asparagus - Call of the Wild Merriweather - The Wren's Dilemma - Celtic Treasure Black Sabbath - Paranoid George Thorogood - Bad To the Bone Glenn Miller/Tommy Dorsy - Battle of the Bands casette practice tape to play pennywhistle along with |
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11 May 00 - 11:13 AM (#226420) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,Steve Latimer I feel like I live in my van, doing about 45,000 Klms./year. It sure helps to have my CD player and about 100 CD's in in it. The short list is (in no particular order): Muddy Waters, Hard Again (with Johnny Winter), The Lost Tapes, Going Way Back, both Chess 50th Anniversary CD's. Johnny Winter, the original Columbia release, Nothing But The Blues, Still Alive and Well, Live in NYC '97, Johnny Winter And Live and one I picked up at the gas station, the title escapes me. Sonny Terry, Whoopin' (with Johnny Winter and Willie Dixon) Little Walter, the Chess 50th Anniversary. Sonny Boy Williamson, The Chess 50th Anniversary. Bob Dylan, Freewheeling, Blonde on Blonde, Highway 61 Revisited, Unplugged, Time Out Of Mind, Blood on the Tracks, Greatest Hits Vols. 1 and 2. 30th Anniversary. Willie Nelson, Red Headed Stranger, Teatro, Spirit and his Box set, the name escapes me. Mississippi John Hurt, Avalon Blues. Rev. Gary Davis, Blues and spritiuals. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Will the Circle be unbroken vols 1 & 2. Jeff Beck, The Best Of, Jimi Hendrix, The Complete Jimi Hendrix Box set, Both live at the Fillmore (with A Band of Gypsys), BBC Sessions. Django Reinhardt and Stephan Grapelli, the name escapes me, recorded in paris in the thirties. Frank Zappa, Strictly Commercial. 4 best of Bluegrass CD's Emmylou Harris, Wrecking Ball. The Best of Cream. Son House, Delta Blues and Spirituals. Three slide guitar compilations featuring Bukka White, Charlie Patton, Leadbelly, Muddy with Johnny Winter, Joanne Kelly, Big Bill Broonzy, Blind Lemon Jefferson, Blind Willie Johnson, Robert Johnson. Robert Johnson, The Complete recordings. Led Zeppelin III The best of the B52's Deep Purple, Machine Head. Woodstock, the reissue. Neil Young, After the Goldrush, Decade. Taj Mahal, In Progress and In Motion Box Set, Taj's Blues and a new one whose name escapes me. Louis Armstrong, I forget the title. Billie Holiday, I forget the title. John Coltrane, A Love Supreme. Paul James, Acoustic Blues and the one with his band. Joni Mitchell, Hits. Velvet Underground Box. Hank Williams Box. And of ourse, Rick Fielding, This One's the Dreamer Oh yeah, my brother loaned me The Butthole Surfers. Weirdest CD I've ever heard, but I like it.
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11 May 00 - 11:25 AM (#226427) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: TheOldMole Well, they don't go as far as classical, although they do have a classical show on the same station... but everything else. It's called Pirate Joe's Country Music Show and Old Blues and R&B Extravaganzo, and it's hosted by the station owner, who mostly plays music from his own inexhaustible collection of 78s. |
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11 May 00 - 12:26 PM (#226471) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,aldus Hello Homeless, I am a big fan of both Tull and Fairport. I am unfamiliar with two of the albums you mention...Night Cap and Jewel in The Crown. Could you tell me something about them, what is on them, when weere they released, etc. Thanks |
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11 May 00 - 04:24 PM (#226641) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Homeless Aldus - This is from Tull's official home page Nightcap and this is from a site linked to by Fairport's Jewel If you can't get to them, let me know. If you register, I'll send you a PM with all the info, but the write-ups on each are rather lengthy.
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11 May 00 - 05:43 PM (#226690) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: poet Oh JennieG OZ is no problem all Pratchet readers can walk on water you know. Graham (Guernsey) |
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11 May 00 - 06:01 PM (#226702) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Clinton Hammond2 Homeless and Aldus... Nightcap, the double CD is kinda cool... all stuff that IAn never really wanted to release, but he caved into the pressure from the fans, but gave all the songwriting royalties to charity!! Cool guy eh!! The 1st CD is junk if ya ask me, but I really enjoy most of the stuff of the 2nd one!! And now I'm dying to hear Fairport Conventions version of Cohen's "Closing Time"!! I always though it was a great tune!! {~` |
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11 May 00 - 06:09 PM (#226703) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,me steeleye span, from spanning the years and tempted and tried, switching off with bob marley and bob seegar
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11 May 00 - 07:34 PM (#226753) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Ely Depends. Carl [my brother]--Metallica, Tom Waits, Sheryl Crowe, U2 Mom--nothing ("Turn off the radio, I can't see where I'm going!"). Paul Geremia or Bob Dylan if we're lucky. Dad & me--Bessie Smith, Red Clay Ramblers, Freakwater, Townes Van Zandt, various old-time mixes, Hank Williams, Paul Geremia. |
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12 May 00 - 02:27 AM (#226937) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: JennieG Well Graham of course we can, but I have a really good broomstick - you should hear its tape deck!!! Cheers, JennieG |
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12 May 00 - 05:37 AM (#226971) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: GUEST,KingBrilliant My car stereo got nicked - but we had the last laugh : it didn't work anyway!! I wonder who they flogged it to & whether there were any comebacks. Thieving gits!! However, were I to have a car stereo I'd be listening to Norma Waterson, Eliza Carthy, Show of Hands, & a cd we just got out of the library of unaccompanied traditional english songs. In the absence of such technology I just sing away to my heart's content, pretty much the same material. Kris |
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12 May 00 - 08:20 AM (#227001) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Izzymac Martyn Bennet - Bothy Culture - He's doing some great stuff but always sounds like his sampler arrived in the post yesterday - you know like when you buy a new effects pedal and after a week the rest of the band try to hide it or steal the batteries...... Anyway, fair play 'cause he's doing something different and moving it forwards eh? Kate Rusby - Cowsong - It's only an ep but a great wee collection of songs. If you listen to her version of Botany Bay, you'll feel like you're 5 again - did they used to sing it at your primary school? Nic Jones - Penguin Eggs - Well he's just the man isn't he? I also got a great album of hebridean and irish mouth music recentlybut it's a bit frantic for the car. Maybe I'll buy a tractor....... |
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12 May 00 - 09:13 AM (#227025) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Dulci46 I am currently switching between two: Janette Carter's album "Bouquet of Dandelions" Sam Stones album "Dancing The Indiana Waltz" |
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12 May 00 - 09:44 AM (#227032) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Patrish(inactive) The car is the only place I can listen to what I want, at the moment I am listening to Kater Rusby - Sleepless -which is addictive, I love it. I also have a compilation tape which has a loads of beautiful songs on it one is about a creole girl and the other is about a girl(been married for 20 years and dresses in the dark) from Galway who goes to graceland to visit elvis - and really makes me cry. My car is my sanctuary and I wouldn't want to swap with anyone....... Patrish |
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12 May 00 - 11:27 AM (#227089) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Turtle No CD player in the car, but on my desk at work: Great Big Sea--Turn (just saw them live again last night--ooo-eee!) Nat Hewitt Storyhill--Echoes: The Final Show Brad Leftwich--Say Old Man Pig's Eye Landing--Sparrows in the Buckthorn June Tabor--Airs & Graces Oyster Band Elke Baker--Over the Border |
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12 May 00 - 01:29 PM (#227153) Subject: RE: What Music is in Your Car Stereo? From: Mbo Patrish--Sleepless is an AWESOME album, eh? I love "Cowsong" and "Fairest of All Yarrow" the best! Also, "Galway to Graceland" is by Richard Thompson, who, as you'll notice, is also in MY stereo! Great song, great singer (and picker) And Izzymac, thanks for mentioning Martyn Bennett! The guy rules! I especially like "Deoch An Dorus Part 2"! (actually that's on his first album....) --Mbo |