What are you listening to right now?

[Zoltan]

I was recommended this video. And it's really good

Thanks Ted! It really is. Which brings to mind. We should all just listen to Motown and Stax stuff. I know it's a bold blanket statement, but it's monday and that's my excuse.

[Mike_S]

Dunno if anyone is into Queensryche, I lost touch with them just before this album came out... but it's a top album. You need to be a bit of a metalhead I guess, but it's not caveman metal, it's good stuff


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UwPcCtH8iow

[chapperz66]

I love a bit of Queensryche.  This is a fave song of mine:



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

[Jean Pierre]

Further to the message about the Galveston cover, on which Doug invited me to play a solo at the end
Ted and Stephen in their comments refer to a guitarist Steve Howe...? and I didn't know this guitarist (unbelievable)

I have one thing in common with him (and unfortunately the only one ) is that I like to switch from the fender telecaster to the classical nylon guitar,...or to the lap steel

And the lap steel Steve Howe did an amazing version of Bachiana Brasileira n°5, by Heitor Villa Lobos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dsim4exuoi4

[Ted]

I like to switch from the fender telecaster to the classical nylon guitar,...or to the lap steel

I hadn't even thought of that similarity! I was really reacting to the fuzzy tone and phrasing you did on "Galveston."

That's a beautiful piece with Steve Howe and the chamber orchestra.

[chapperz66]

Apologies - but I'm still going through an English folk phase again.  This is Bellowhead tribute to the band member who died a couple of weeks ago - Paul Sartin.  The main vocal is a recording of him which they isolated and played/sang along to when I saw them last week.  It's a traditional West Country song and I found it quite moving.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O90Mc1DBelQ

[TPB]

Always liked English and Irish folk songs this is nice
Tim

[Farrell Jackson]

That was very moving, Paul. Thanks for posting it up.

[cuthbert]

1967 calling...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liTMlQV8n7A

[Ted]

1967 calling...

I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time

Wow! Was this really released in 2000? It does sound like 1967. BRB...

So they had one recording session in 1967 (five songs), but released an album in 1990, and another one in 2000.

The Third Bardo only had one recording session, which yielded six tracks in all including "Rainbow Life" which was released as the b-side to "I'm Five Years Ahead of My Time".