Poet & Peasant by Beggar's Opera
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I'm listening to the voice of Jesus telling me to kill all Muslims...
...by Scouting For Girls...
Catchy tune.
Tonight, The Bottle Let Me Down - Merle Haggard
Crimson, white & indigo by Grateful Dead
Israel Nash Gripka - "Woman At The Well"
https://soundcloud.com/loose-music/israelnashgripka-womanatthewell
Quote: George Kaplan @ October 1 2013, 10:25 PM BSTIsrael Nash Gripka - "Woman At The Well"
https://soundcloud.com/loose-music/israelnashgripka-womanatthewell
Very nice.
Quote: Horseradish @ October 1 2013, 7:50 PM BSTAztec Camera - Walk Out To Winter
A favourite of mine, from a rather barren pop era.
These Dreams by Heart
Quote: George Kaplan @ October 1 2013, 10:25 PM BSTIsrael Nash Gripka - "Woman At The Well"
https://soundcloud.com/loose-music/israelnashgripka-womanatthewell
Quote: Tursiops @ October 1 2013, 11:34 PM BSTVery nice.
Glad you liked it. 
It's from his new album, "Rain Plans" which came out on Monday. Picked up my copy today, but haven't played it yet.
This track is quite Band of Horsesy.
His last album was fantastic.
Very similar sound/vibe to Stones on "Exile".
Think Radish & Gordon would like it a lot, as it's also v. Ryan Adamsy, with a touch of Van The Man.
Israel is currently over here, playing a few gigs.
Quote: George Kaplan @ October 2 2013, 5:36 PM BSTGlad you liked it.
It's from his new album, "Rain Plans" which came out on Monday. Picked up my copy today, but haven't played it yet.
This track is quite Band of Horsesy.
His last album was fantastic.
Very similar sound/vibe to Stones on "Exile".
Think Radish & Gordon would like it a lot, as it's also v. Ryan Adamsy, with a touch of Van The Man.
Israel is currently over here, playing a few gigs.
Thanks George. I do like it.
I know little about ING. The only time I've heard him was on Ricky Ross's country programme on BBC Radio Scotland. He popped into the studio to play live just 45 minutes before going on stage. That was impressive.
Ricky, lead singer of Deacon Blue, is a country music enthusiast. He has a good knowledge of new and old country and a likeable presentation style. I hope Bob Harris goes on for ever but had already picked out RR as his natural successor some time before he stood in for him. Bob, I think, was in Nashville at that time. There are half a dozen types of music presenter that will always be essential in life. A Bob Harris is one!
I Can't Tell You Why by Eagles
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmcLVI2JKqc
Quote: George Kaplan @ October 2 2013, 5:36 PM BSTThink Radish & Gordon would like it a lot, as it's also v. Ryan Adamsy, with a touch of Van The Man.
Oh yes, I do like it. Give me country rock/folk any day of the week.
Quote: Gordon Bennett @ October 2 2013, 7:28 PM BSTI Can't Tell You Why by Eagles
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmcLVI2JKqc
Oh yes, I do like it. Give me country rock/folk any day of the week.
Goodo.
Though I was referring to the "Barn Doors" album, rather than the new track/album as having the common ground/similarities I mentioned.
Quote: Horseradish @ October 2 2013, 6:04 PM BSTThanks George. I do like it.
I know little about ING. The only time I've heard him was on Ricky Ross's country programme on BBC Radio Scotland. He popped into the studio to play live just 45 minutes before going on stage. That was impressive.
By strange coincidence, Israel is playing Glasgow tonight!
Quote: George Kaplan @ October 2 2013, 7:46 PM BSTGoodo.
Though I was referring to the "Barn Doors" album, rather than the new track/album as having the common ground/similarities I mentioned.
By strange coincidence, Israel is playing Glasgow tonight!
I listened to one track and stayed for ten.
The Willard Grant Conspiracy - Distant Shore
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ayyor0SdYw
British Sea Power - The Land Beyond (Extract)
"Candy And A Currant Bun" & "Paint Box" by Pink Floyd
Quote: Horseradish @ October 2 2013, 8:00 PM BSTI listened to one track and stayed for ten.
The Willard Grant Conspiracy - Distant Shore
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ayyor0SdYw
British Sea Power - The Land Beyond (Extract)
WGC on tour now, and BSP supporting Editors next month.
Talking of which, Radish, I see the Pogues are playing in December.
http://www.nme.com/news/the-pogues/72847
Tickets not cheap though, £35 face value + booking fee.