Live In Dublin by Bruce Springsteen and the Seeger Sessions Band. I was never a Springsteen fan until this. This material is a hotbed of a variety of styles such as country, blues, bluegrass, dixieland, gospel, latin, rock and roll and more all coming together to create something truly wonderful. Very little harp and when there is, Springsteen is playing it so it is terrible, but for those who like to pick up lines from a variety of instruments there is a lifetime of study here in one album. I've never heard a band sound so good. ---------- "You will never get every possible thing out of an instrument, but the instrument will get every possible thing out of you" - Ray Charles.
Never Mind the Bollocks...Sex Pistols Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegtables...Dead Kennedys Second Toughest in the Infants...Underworld UFOrb....The Orb Suspect Device...Stiff Little Fingers Any Charlie Musslewhite Album Back Where I Belong...BillyBoy Arnold King Bee...Muddy Waters Oblivion Road/Buffet Flats...Bad Town Blues From the Cradle....Eric Clapton 5 Live Yardbirds...The Yardbirds Quadrophenia...The Who Them...Them Little Boy Blue...Sugar Ray Norcia and Walter Horton Youth and Manhood...Kings of Leon Back to Black...Amy Winehouse
The sound of my own music. I don't mean that in a boasting manner. I have to play/hear it everyday to make my life complete and with working full time, my few hours a day of playing in my recording studio takes up most of my listening time. I have spent tons of time listening to my heros over the years, but now listen to them more in th "how where they recorded" mindset. I do listen to pandora radio while my songs are downloading to wave, mp3's and going up on my soundclick site. Lately I have been listening to slim harpo, jimmy reed, lightning hopkins, frank sinatra, because the quality of these recordings really grabs me - as well as the music. Walter ---------- walter tore's spontobeat - a real one man band and over 1 million spontaneously created songs and growing. I record about 300 full length cds a year.
Storm in heaven- the verve Second Coming- the stone roses (love spreads has the best intro to any song........EVER) Any little Walter, SB W, Hendrix, Jason Ricci, The Stranglers, The Clash, The Smiths, Beck I could go on and on and on ....... Would def recommend listening to the slide guitar intro of "Love Spreads" by the Stone Roses
ella fitzgerald, tony bennett. mark knopfler & dire straits ray charles frank sinatra lately,i've been into alabama3. not to be confused with alabama. they are different to anything else out there.they did the soprano's theme tune. they also have a decent harp player,harpo strangelove. give them a listen on you tube,you may like them. i listen to a lot of classical too. of the harp blues players,still sonny terry and brownie maghee.
Kingobad, that's where LW got the head on his chromatic harp instrumental "Fast Large One" from, just played much more uptempo. Listen to the LW tune and then "Let Me Off Uptown" and you can't miss it. ---------- Sincerely, Barbeque Bob Maglinte Boston, MA http://www.barbequebob.com CD available at http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/bbmaglinte
