Way off topic -- what music are you listening to?

At this moment it's Dick Gaughan's Handful of Earth.

what is spinning on ya'lls table now?

Crush Collision Trio. Check it out, Gabel - you and your dad would like it, I think. I'm bringing a musician/joiner with me to Sunriver, and I think he'll be playing "she ain't no good".

Another recent favorite on the shop's (mp3) jukebox: Roots of Chicha: psychedelic cumbias from Peru (can't make this stuff up).

We'll look for Handful of Earth, and thanks for the tip! CB.

Polyethnic Cajun Slamgrass.

That's pretty far out there - you know chicha is cheap, homemade corn beer?

My tastes fall on the letter "J" for some reason.

John Prine
JJ Cale (I have to see him live one of these days!)
John Hiatt
John Gorka
Judas Priest

(Where'd that last one come from ??? I really like their old stuff from the 70s)

please post a link to that "Polyethnic Cajun Slamgrass." Is that legal?

Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams

a single thread

The Rainmakers

The Decemberists

But I usually have one of Sirius's classic or alternative rock stations tuned in when too busy to DJ.

Dropkick Murphys

Willy Porter – Out of the Blue. Good start the your day music.

Michael Hedges - Live on the Double Planet

A great public radio station - http://www.klcc.org/Page.asp?NavID=130 - all genres - set it & forget it

mostly michael brecker and david gray, here is one of each:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ns02jzH8Ccw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pb-P2u-9Zvc

Mostly Fred Eaglesmith. He likes old things!
http://www.fredeaglesmith.com/

I can't believe more timberframes don't love him. Balin' is a good barn one, bluegrass, Lipstick lies and gasoline is rockin'

Agalloch - Not Unlike the Waves .

Folk/Black Metal from Portland...

Epica - Cry for the Moon

Asylum Street Spankers - Hic Hop

Peter Rowan - Crucial Country, Live at Telluride with Sam Bush & Jerry Douglas

The Squirrel Nut Zippers
Hot Club of Cowtown
Reel Big Fish

The Polyethnic Cajun Slamgrass is Leftover Salmon, Great stuff Mo.

I would have to add Jethro Tull and John Mayall to Don's list of "J".
Also, John Hammond, Jr.- Wicked Grin, cover versions of Tom Waits songs, with Tom sitting in.

Fred Eaglesmith - Ralph's Last Show is good too.
Everyone I have met who likes Fred seems to be from Canada. What's up with that???

Gandalf Murphy and the Slambovian Circus of Dreams - good stuff Raphael.

Sirius 80, Symphony Hall.

Hey Gabel,

Missed you guys and then axe throwing at the Western Conference.

Listening to David Grey and Damien Rice.

Cheers

Dave

That reminds me of this Someware over the rainbow
Shivers up and down my spine

That really is something. You just can't judge a book by its cover.

Beautiful in the truest sense.

Hi,

Many years ago I got very angry with Kenneth Rower for allowing an article to be published in Scantlings which cast a terrible slur on my homeland implying that that it was a desert. Well it appears that the dessert has now bloomed and has produced Susan Boyle. Good for you Susan - that's lovely !

Regards

Ken Hume

Thanks Derek, she has quite a voice.