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I just got some new albums with my christmas money, some of which are some of Bonamassa's favorite albums:
Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour '74
Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton
Cactus - Cactus
Gary Clark Jr. - The Bright Lights EP
The Answer - Everyday Demons
The James Gang - Rides Again
I just got some new albums with my christmas money, some of which are some of Bonamassa's favorite albums:
Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour '74
Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton
Cactus - Cactus
Gary Clark Jr. - The Bright Lights EP
The Answer - Everyday Demons
The James Gang - Rides Again
Excellent choices. Which of 'em you like the best? Just curious, but I think mine would be the James Gang. Don't get me on a Joe Walsh jig....Yikes!
Well, I'd say that Rory Gallagher one is really good. I hadn't heard it before, and after hearing it, I understand why Joe Bonamassa likes it so much. Also, someone else said that if you have that album and don't like it, to check yourself into a mental institution, and I agree!! The Gary Moore album is awesome as well.
I did the same with some xmas cash.
Tony Spinner. Down Home Mojo
Bryce Janey. Game Of Life
Dave Osti Burning Down The Dirtshack
Solid Ground. Gugun Power Trio
Raw Deal. Guitar Pete
Some great new killer Bluesrock fro Grooveyard Records!Every one outstanding!
I just got some new albums with my christmas money, some of which are some of Bonamassa's favorite albums:
Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour '74
Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton
Cactus - Cactus
Gary Clark Jr. - The Bright Lights EP
The Answer - Everyday Demons
The James Gang - Rides Again
CD's or Albums(vinyl)? Love The James Gang, greatest rock band based out of Cleveland, that's with Joe Walsh of course.
Halloooo! Cleveland!!!
J Dawg
A few of them were cds, a few were downloaded from itunes since I had an itunes gift card.
A few of them were cds, a few were downloaded from itunes since I had an itunes gift card.
Got it. As I'm pushin' 59 years pretty quick, I remember when 33 1/3 vinyl made 45's obsolete. The term "album" started with those 33 1/3's and has endured through the years regardless of the recorded format.
Fifty-Nine!?!?!?!?!?
J Dawg
bluesdeluxe25 wrote:A few of them were cds, a few were downloaded from itunes since I had an itunes gift card.
Got it. As I'm pushin' 59 years pretty quick, I remember when 33 1/3 vinyl made 45's obsolete. The term "album" started with those 33 1/3's and has endured through the years regardless of the recorded format.
Fifty-Nine!?!?!?!?!?
J Dawg
An then that new-fangled 8 track appeared. You're a spring chicken Dawg. Nice selection of tunes you got there bluesdeluxe!
33 1/3 albums didn't kill off the 45rpm immediately, you still needed them to stock the jukebox down @ your favorite watering hole. The advent of the Compact Disc jukes put the final nail in the 45's coffin. Then satellite internet jukes or whatever they're called phased out CD jukes. Gotta love the wider selection you get with the internet ones.
Put Another Dime In The Jukebox Baby!
J Dawg
I just got some new albums with my christmas money, some of which are some of Bonamassa's favorite albums:
Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour '74
Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton
Cactus - Cactus
Gary Clark Jr. - The Bright Lights EP
The Answer - Everyday Demons
The James Gang - Rides Again
Going to see the Answer on Tuesday here in Hamburg. Very small club. Haven't seen the boys live in a couple of years now. Looking for to it. The roof will go for sure!
Loved Cactus.
ohiodawg13 wrote:bluesdeluxe25 wrote:A few of them were cds, a few were downloaded from itunes since I had an itunes gift card.
Got it. As I'm pushin' 59 years pretty quick, I remember when 33 1/3 vinyl made 45's obsolete. The term "album" started with those 33 1/3's and has endured through the years regardless of the recorded format.
Fifty-Nine!?!?!?!?!?
J Dawg
An then that new-fangled 8 track appeared. You're a spring chicken Dawg. Nice selection of tunes you got there bluesdeluxe!
What about them high fullooten reel to reels.Now them were fancy
Reel to reels were a high end way to listen to music, but they were big and bulky and expensive too. Cassette tape made the reel to reel experience marketable.
Think Green,
J Dawg
Reel to reels were a high end way to listen to music, but they were big and bulky and expensive too. Cassette tape made the reel to reel experience marketable.
Think Green,
J Dawg
I in hindsight never figured why 8 tracks were made when cassettes were already around.I had a few dozen 8 tracks.The ex made me sell em and my player in a garage sale for 5 bucks!
ohiodawg13 wrote:Reel to reels were a high end way to listen to music, but they were big and bulky and expensive too. Cassette tape made the reel to reel experience marketable.
Think Green,
J Dawg
I in hindsight never figured why 8 tracks were made when cassettes were already around.I had a few dozen 8 tracks.The ex made me sell em and my player in a garage sale for 5 bucks!
I went straight to cassette players in my cars after watchin' too many friends throw money away on 8 tracks which constantly needed to be rewound and only seemed to play right by wedging a matchbook between the tape and the player opening.
Think Green,
J Dawg
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