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Here is some good music for today

The Black Keys - Lonely Boy (First Listen)

Here is more some finish quality. Movie watcher may thing they have seen this before.

He's huge in Brazil and this is soon to be THE #1 song all over Europe!



I like to add another song, the total opposite of the one above. It's an old one (1976), but if you like music, you like this song.

Since it`s friday and no work tomorrow....

I love it. Weekend Up!

Lester Flatt (guitar) and Earl Scruggs (banjo) (1954)...



Banjo men!! -- (l to r) Steve Martin, Pete Wernick, Charles Wood, Tony Ellis and Earl Scruggs !!

http://www.drbanjo.com/news-stories-cur ... terman.htm

Good stuff, John. I saw that show.

The Quireboys live from Sandnes...my hometown...

From there to here.

"Later" Fleetwood Mac... (Lindsey and Stevie) as opposed to "Early" Mac (Peter, Jeremy, and Danny)

This is a song from a band i have been listening to a lot lately.

Was busy converting some video files to MP3 and thought these were two pretty hot concert clips. So, thought I'd post them here, in case you might like them.

Steven Tyler and Carrie Underwood



John Fogarty and Wynona Judd (Wynona is hot in her own right, but that Naomi would sure be an armfull.)

A few songs that i recently heard again for the first time in a long time. Thanks to the power of Spotify that is.








*Note* This song is a great song to have sex to.

WalterB wrote: Steven Tyler and Carrie Underwood

Yeah, rock meets country! I like Carrie, I even have some CDs of her.

Now, rock meets classic ... I just heard it on the radio again and it never gets old. Well, in years, but not in quality. A bit like you Walt.



If you have the time, it takes 9 minutes, but "November Rain' ...simply wow!



And last one, Scorpions' "Still Loving You". Better than "Wind Of Change" or ...?

梶芽衣子：恨み節 Urami Bushi (English Subs)

The great Roy Orbison singing one of my favorites: You Got It

Dire Straits - "The Sultans of Swing" in a live concert recording. One of the greatest guitar solos ever.

Roy Orbison was surely a classic. For him to die just as he was making a great comeback was just tragic. He made a couple videos with The Traveling Wilburys. After hs death, they redid one of them, replacing the visuals of Roy with his guitar sitting in a rocking chair. What a tribute.

Hubcap Carter (a great Texas DJ) once said, "Man, when he hits those high notes, Nobody knows where he's going."

"...and don't sing Roy Orbison songs. 'Do not try this at home. Do not try this at home.' I missed four days of work trying to sing Roy Orbison songs once."

Did you know that his song, "Claudette" was written for his first wife (before she died?) She was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1966.

And Dire Straits is great, too. "Money for nothing, get your chicks for free."

And BTO, "If you ever get annoyed
Look at me I'm self-employed
I love to work at nothing all day."

The VNA Band:

Thanks for the posts, Redd.

Hey all i downloaded from emusic a band called Epica, because the lead singer Simone simmons is a smoking hot Redhead, their music is really different it mixes speed/thrash metal and her voice which i compare to Amy Lee of evanescence, they also mix in rock and other stuff. i'm listing to them right know it's very good music.


wsj689

WSJ689 wrote:Hey all i downloaded from emusic a band called Epica, because the lead singer Simone simmons is a smoking hot Redhead, their music is really different it mixes speed/thrash metal and her voice which i compare to Amy Lee of evanescence, they also mix in rock and other stuff. i'm listing to them right know it's very good music.


wsj689

Agree with you wsj689. I really like new album. I think I was upload Epicas songs before, but it seems I remembered wrong.

Here is some music for weekend.

Sarcofagus - Insane Rebels



[Made in Japan - 15/Aug/72] Highway Star - Deep Purple



If you are going to dance today here is some moves to learn.