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Topic: Thursday Random Ten

Ok, guys and gals, let's play a game. This is something fun I'm stealing from some of the blogs I frequent. The rules are you take your ipod or mp3 player and hit random/shuffle. Post the first ten songs. Then everyone gets to comment on the overall awesomeness or suckitude of your taste in music. So here goes...

1. Peace Frog - Doors
2. What Mama Said - Jeff Beck
3. Black Dog - Led Zepplin
4. E'ireann - Afro Celt Sound System
5. I Would Die 4 U - Prince
6. Voices of Other Times - Brian Auger
7. Had To Cry Today - Joe the Man
8. 19-2000 - Gorillaz
9. Aqualung - Jethro Tull
10. Dolly Dagger - Jimi Hendrix (my theme song big_smile)

So have at it. Post your list or comment on mine. If you guys like it, I'll do this every week. If you don't...oh, well. smile

I'm just saying.

2 Reply by bipolarbear (edited by bipolarbear 2007-08-16 21:19:00)

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Angel O' Mine - Aynsley Lister
Cell Block 7 - Bloodline
It Don't Make Sense - David Gogo
He's Calling - Frank Marino
Super Stupid - Funkadelic
End of the World - Gary Moore
Stone Flower - Santana
Randy McStine - Six String Whiplash
Black Cat Bone - Jealousy
Blindstone - Temple Trippin'

Danny

3 Reply by ohiodawg13 (edited by ohiodawg13 2007-08-17 01:45:51)

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Would it be to much to fathom if I said I don't even own an ipod. You can enjoy all the music in the known world w/o making some fat cats fatter. HEY WOZ!!! lay off those jelly doughnuts and all that french cuisine dude.

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

bipolarbear wrote:

Angel O' Mine - Aynsley Lister
Cell Block 7 - Bloodline
It Don't Make Sense - David Gogo
He's Calling - Frank Marino
Super Stupid - Funkadelic
End of the World - Gary Moore
Stone Flower - Santana
Randy McStine - Six String Whiplash
Black Cat Bone - Jealousy
Blindstone - Temple Trippin'

Danny

Mine's charging at the moment. But had to comment on this list. Now thats some good tunes.

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Then ill, I'll meet you in the next one and don't be late, don't be late

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5 Reply by the dude (edited by the dude 2007-08-17 08:31:19)

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Here's mine:

Reconsider Baby - Joe B.
Spank - KWS
Father Figure - Army of Anyone
Moby D i c k - Led Zep
Your Blase - Wynton Marsalis
Ready for Love - Bad Company
Colour & Shape - Joe B.
Flowers Are Red - Harry Chapin
Make You Learn - Healing Sixes
Victim of Love - The Eagles

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Pittsburgh Jeff wrote:
bipolarbear wrote:

Angel O' Mine - Aynsley Lister
Cell Block 7 - Bloodline
It Don't Make Sense - David Gogo
He's Calling - Frank Marino
Super Stupid - Funkadelic
End of the World - Gary Moore
Stone Flower - Santana
Randy McStine - Six String Whiplash
Black Cat Bone - Jealousy
Blindstone - Temple Trippin'

Danny

Mine's charging at the moment. But had to comment on this list. Now thats some good tunes.

Thanks!

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

bipolarbear wrote:
Pittsburgh Jeff wrote:
bipolarbear wrote:

Angel O' Mine - Aynsley Lister
Cell Block 7 - Bloodline
It Don't Make Sense - David Gogo
He's Calling - Frank Marino
Super Stupid - Funkadelic
End of the World - Gary Moore
Stone Flower - Santana
Randy McStine - Six String Whiplash
Black Cat Bone - Jealousy
Blindstone - Temple Trippin'

Danny

Mine's charging at the moment. But had to comment on this list. Now thats some good tunes.

Thanks!

3 of my favorites. Gogo, Frank, and Joe.   He's calling is one of my all time favs.

Take care everyone. And if I don't meet you no more in this world
Then ill, I'll meet you in the next one and don't be late, don't be late

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

bipolarbear, your list is so interesting. I haven't heard of many of these artists so I just have to check them out.

David Gogo
Gary Moore
Six String Whiplash
Jealousy
Temple Trippin'

What type of music? All blues or something other?

I'm just saying.
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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Chick Corea Elektric Band- Johnny's Landing
Nancy Wilson & Cannonball Adderly- Save Your Love For Me
The Beatles- Mother Nature's Son
Jimi Hendrix- Crosstown Traffic
Robben Ford- The Brother
George Benson- Peg Leg Jack
Muddy Waters- Just To Be With You
Buddy Guy- I Cry and Sing The Blues
The Meters- Can You Do Without?
Gary Bartz- Uranus

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Nancy in Chicago wrote:

bipolarbear, your list is so interesting. I haven't heard of many of these artists so I just have to check them out.

David Gogo
Gary Moore
Six String Whiplash
Jealousy
Temple Trippin'

What type of music? All blues or something other?

Thanks. David Gogo is a Blues Rock artist from Canada. Gary Moore of course is one of the greatest Blues Rock guitarists ever from Ireland. That particular song, End of the World, is a no holds barred hard rock song though. I rank it right up there with Voodoo Child and Pain and Sorrow. Six String Whiplash is from a phenomenal guitarist from upstate NY.  One of the few that is close to Joe's level.  At 12 years old he could play like someone with 20 years experience. His style has changed now though. The next 2 songs are from bands in the heavy Blues Rock mold. Actually, Six String Whiplash and Temple Trippin' can be found at  http://www.grooveyardrecords.com/

I have heard of the Gorillaz on your list. Makes you wanna dance. smile Will have to check out Afro Celt and Brian Auger.
Danny

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Vette335 wrote:

Chick Corea Elektric Band- Johnny's Landing
Nancy Wilson & Cannonball Adderly- Save Your Love For Me
The Beatles- Mother Nature's Son
Jimi Hendrix- Crosstown Traffic
Robben Ford- The Brother
George Benson- Peg Leg Jack
Muddy Waters- Just To Be With You
Buddy Guy- I Cry and Sing The Blues
The Meters- Can You Do Without?
Gary Bartz- Uranus

This is a very eclectic list!

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Danny,

Brian Auger is an keyboard player I listened to a lot in the 70's. Very rock/jazz. Still love his stuff.

Definitely check out Afro Celt. I've been a big fan for years and have all their CDs. I really get into world music mixes and AC does it right. A blend of Irish instruments/melodies with African lyrics and drums. 

I love finding music that blends music from other cultures with rock, jazz and the blues. I've been excited to hear Joe incorporating Indian tones into his music lately. Can't wait to hear what he does on Sloe Gin. big_smile

I'm just saying.
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dont have an I pod either since I spend so much time in my car I just mainly listen while on the road. But I wanted to play the game so I did it manually wrote down tracks 1-10 then pulled out a cd from a box in my car ,statred with first cd for track#1 second cd for track #2 and so on this is my list
higher groiund Lance Lopez
got to tell you Indigenous
half love Jimmy D Lane
flies and blue skies Kings X
make no mistake Lieth Richards
trouble Poppa Chubby
memories cant wait Living Color
driving blind The Hoax
she gone Chris Aaron Band
love can find a way Sean Chambers

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Don't Start Me To Talkin' - Sonny Boy Williamson
Sugar Sweet - Muddy Waters
She Will Be Loved - Maroon 5
Come On (Let The Good Times Roll) - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Manic Depression - Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
When The Tigers Broke Free - Pink Floyd
Liar's Dice Blues - Eric Sardinas
Do Your Thing - Buddy Guy
I'm Not Running Anymore - John Mellencamp
Lie To Me - Michael Burks

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

1.  You Upset Me Baby - JB
2.  Walking Blues - JB
3.  Walk In My Shadows - JB
4.  Wild About You Baby - JB
5.  Woke Up Dreaming - JB
6.  I Know Where I Belong - JB
7.  JellyRoll - JB
8.  Seagull - JB
9.  Miss You, Hate You - JB
10. Takin' the Hit - JB


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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Nancy in Chicago wrote:

Danny,

Brian Auger is an keyboard player I listened to a lot in the 70's. Very rock/jazz. Still love his stuff.

Definitely check out Afro Celt. I've been a big fan for years and have all their CDs. I really get into world music mixes and AC does it right. A blend of Irish instruments/melodies with African lyrics and drums. 

I love finding music that blends music from other cultures with rock, jazz and the blues. I've been excited to hear Joe incorporating Indian tones into his music lately. Can't wait to hear what he does on Sloe Gin. big_smile

I checked them both out. Liked them both. Love the Hammond B3 (Brian Auger) and am into World Beat music as well (Afro Celt). Actually, the only type of music I don't care for is Opera. How many people do you know that can listen to Fur Elise by Beethoven one minute and then Satan Spawn by Deicide the next? smile
Danny

17 Reply by Rocket (edited by Rocket 2007-08-20 02:37:04)

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Six String Whiplash is a song and Randy McStine is the artist, he transposed that one...don't flip on me bear...maybe you'll find a group by that name, if so report back! Anyway you can go to his website & hear the song clip, (look for the Shredding Skin" CD clip...Check out Jeff Beck's "Freeway Jam"), which he recorded at 13 years old or so...I've had the CD 6 so maybe it was 11 or 12, can't remember... Further I see the last 3 artists are transposed, so look carefully... don't flip on me Danny

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Nancy in Chicago wrote:

bipolarbear, your list is so interesting. I haven't heard of many of these artists so I just have to check them out.

David Gogo
Gary Moore
Six String Whiplash
Jealousy
Temple Trippin'

What type of music? All blues or something other?

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18 Reply by bipolarbear (edited by bipolarbear 2007-08-20 06:17:57)

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Re: Thursday Random Ten

Rocket wrote:

Six String Whiplash is a song and Randy McStine is the artist, he transposed that one...don't flip on me bear...maybe you'll find a group by that name, if so report back! Anyway you can go to his website & hear the song clip, (look for the Shredding Skin" CD clip...Check out Jeff Beck's "Freeway Jam"), which he recorded at 13 years old or so...I've had the CD 6 so maybe it was 11 or 12, can't remember... Further I see the last 3 artists are transposed, so look carefully... don't flip on me Danny

Rock On & Keep the Faith,
Rocket

Nancy in Chicago wrote:

bipolarbear, your list is so interesting. I haven't heard of many of these artists so I just have to check them out.

David Gogo
Gary Moore
Six String Whiplash
Jealousy
Temple Trippin'

What type of music? All blues or something other?

Sorry about that. You're not the only one that's dyslexic, Rocket.
I heard that McStine did that song when he was only 12 years old. It is possible for someone to play the guitar that great at that age? I would've had to have seen it for myself.
Danny