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RE: [Homeless] binnacle of an odyssey. Sweaty & Swampy tunes for my friends.
Haha yeah! a damn fine radio show indeed. :)
So, get ready and JUMP.. Around The Plynth!!
Haha yeah! a damn fine radio show indeed. :)
So, get ready and JUMP.. Around The Plynth!!
Sticking to the same era and genre for what's become the format for our first show have some traffic!
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Oh yeah! Of course that sticking to the same era and genre would be a good idea to get great goddamn traffic mate.
And maybe better, if we could throw in the same witche's cauldron also a couple of those memorable oldies with the true spellbinding energy & stamina to push & force to all that tribe of 'Air Guitar' freaks, in deranged wackos without return. };)
They won't have One Way Out...
Not even if they feel like a Free Bird!! };)
Now you're into my bread and butter got time for jam? 45 minutes of mountain jam very much mushroom inspired improvising
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Oh! you bet all those Mountain Jams from the Bros are always fluttering around my fresh memory all the time. Because actually, I have all their vinyls in my collection and a good bunch of bootlegs too. Including that Hard to find LP Wipe the Windows, Check the Oil, Dollar Gas.
But I want now fry your brain a bit in a quantum leap from side to side along the time.
A quick 'trip' to the past closer to my boogie time...
And then, I'll return you back to a time closer to your jumping youth. };)
Wow that's impressive having all that vinyl !
I can catfish boogie in fact all those plants pictured above are feeling by 30 catfishes boogie waste..
B-52s vintage probably from their hometown Athens Georgia so keeping it very much southern USA let's head to Texas!
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Oh! Texas have you said?
Uhm, then let me give you an astonishing Texan BeBop track very exclusive & immensely hard to find online.
This song is called Texas Bop from the movie soundtrack The Border composed by Ry Cooder. Music playlist of which I own the original LP on vinyl too.
Just click the link and play the fourth song there. You won't find this tune anywhere else on internet. The next, Highway 23 is another good track worth to listen while you are at it over there. };)
Too cool, love that kinda stuff.. Hanging out with you virtually makes me literally wanna go buy some beers and pick the day away.
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess this Texas bop was played on a Gretsch semi acoustic..
I've got a Gibson hollowbody all the way back home in Tennessee that I miss dearly.. Speaking of Tennessee here is the country gentleman that was born about 20 miles from where I was brought in.
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Oh yeah, Chet Atkins. He makes me recall another idol of mine. Eric Weissberg, who was featured on a handful of songs in the soundtrack of another very memorable movie from 1972. "Deliverance" of which I also own the original vinyl recording of the entire soundtrack of this film. :)
And just so you know. All those songs in one of the musical genres that I like the most.
The remarkable Bluegrass!! 😈
So, yes, go buy those beers right away and pick your day off. };)