What song are you listening to right now? (Page 339 of 392)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzsuUWU_V2k

Channeling a little Feat on this week we lost Paul. The Bros Landreth new album is out. Great stuff!!!

Made my Day Mike!  Don't listen to his second album The Very Last Day or you'll be separated from more cash.

Don't you think they look at us sometimes in an entomological kind of way:

    this - billions of views and streams Lil Nas X - Old Town Road  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2Ov5jzm3j8 - and make no mistake I like it... in a sertain way...

   and this ( nobody knows ) - Parker Millsap "The Very Last Day" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_o6HEN71PI - thank you thank you again Curby and BansheeUk

My favorite Rocker on the new Walter Trout  "Red Sun"

The 40th Anniversary Box set release of Jethro Tull's Stormwatch (Force 10 Edition)

Once again, Steven Wilson has done a peerless job in cleaning and tweaking this overlooked gem. Heck, even the disc of outtakes makes a credible album on it's own. A deep listen shows Martin Barre on superb form.

Phantom, Rocker & Slick - S/T 1985 / 2011

Phew! 1985! Talk about your “Flashbacks”. Truth is, back then, the rock world was a different sort of beast; Bon Jovi were out for world domination, Motley Crue were the anti-christs, Aerosmith were waking from slumber and the rise of Guns ‘n’ Roses was hotly anticipated; who cared about a spin-off band from rockabillie rebels The Stray Cats?
Well, a few did, even though on paper, Slim Jim and Lee Rocker, teaming up with guitar-slinger for hire Earl Slick, fresh from another stint with Bowie, this time taking over from Stevie Ray Vaughn on the Serious Midinight tour, looked improbable on paper. Slicky now to take over the reins/strings from Brian Setzer? No, the short answer. Slim Jim & Lee Rocker never imagined this to be a “Stray Cats MkII”, but more a vehicle for songs they’d written more contemporary and away from their cool but retro ouvre, and Slicky was the available guitarslinger to add life and soul; 10 years on and off playing along side Bowie and others showed he had the versatility to handle almost anything and the energy coming from this collaboration is crackling. Three tracks instantly stand apart; What You Want; My Mistake (Keith Richards guesting) and Men Without Shame. Phantom & Rocker by this time are a forceful, telepathic rhythm section though if there’s a downside, Rocker is an adequate, not great singer.
The album was a moderate success and was toured in the US on a support slot to Heart, but the band wasn’t to be long-lived enough to build further. By 1986, Setzer wanted Stray Cats back together - the 3 being High School friends, it was a call hard not to answer. A second PR&S album was recorded, but was rushed and the original producer not available…
In 2011, Rock Candy cleaned up and re-issued the 1st PR&S and and after quarter of a century, the little bugger still kicks; one or two places it does remind me of the Duranies “Powerstation” with some of the chops and rhythm patterns (chickens and eggs Mr A Taylor?) but for all that, it’s an undiscovered treasure as it’s three guys doing what they want and bucking the trend by not having any trend,

Men Without Shame - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqnQxaP4P58
My Mistake - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAMWWpOnVd4

A friend has been trying to twist my arm to go see this guy locally at the week-end. Artist's name is Jesse Terry, Nashville based but not sure of his origin; seems to like this part of the world, Northumbria especially as several of his videos are shot in the region and it's castles and stately homes.

Think there are 5 albums to his name; Natural; Stargazer; Empty Seat On A Plane; Stay Here With Me; The Runner + an EP, The Calm & The Storm. Natural  features some of the female singers he most admires, among them Dar Williams, Cary Ann Hearst of Shovels & Rope, Liz Longley, Annie Clements, Erin Rae, Sarah Darling, and Kim Richey.

Overall, I think Jesse has a "George Harrison" vibe, especially vocally: good but not setting my ears alight but I thought I'd pass on to the Forum,just in case.
Stargazer - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydOal9N6jw4  (Shot at Bamburgh Castle)
kaleidoscope - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGW9irhdZUQ  (Shot in Northumberland)
Noise - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGW9irhdZUQ  (Bluebird Cafe; Nashville)

Tommy Bolin - Jump Back https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDhn-FmqtSs