Than ever before? ... doubt that... popular music has always sucked... it reflects the lack of artistic appreciation of the general public... but who can blame them? ... we live in a consumer society, after all

 

A friend of mine with excellent taste in music just introduced me to this guy.

What can I say? It's absolutely great music!

 

A friend of mine with excellent taste in music just introduced me to this guy.

What can I say? It's absolutely great music!

Original version:

The Coleman versions sounds to have either a Pink Floyd influence, or has influenced Pink Floyd.

Edit: was recorded in the early 90's. Definitely influenced by Floyd or similar.

 

was recorded in the early 90's. Definitely influenced by Floyd or similar.

... not'n wrong with that ...

 

The Coleman versions sounds to have either a Pink Floyd influence, or has influenced Pink Floyd.

Edit: was recorded in the early 90's. Definitely influenced by Floyd or similar.

Well... "The name is derived from the given names of two blues musicians whose Piedmont blues records Barrett had in his collection, Pink Anderson and Floyd Council."

 

Some blues/country/folk that I'm somewhat sure that you wouldn't've stumbled up on in a million years.

They lost their sister in a car accident IIRC.

 

There is this

and there is that

 

Sorry but this version rocks. What am I saying almost everything Jimmy and friends shines like the sun

 

Guess some mention of Steve Miller is in order....

1974, Blues with a feeling

...and just because it always brings a smile to my face....

 

Lonnie Johnson, Broken Levee Blues, 1928 (yeah, 1928)

Don't know much about him - just listening and learning now - here is another

Devil's Got the Blues

 

kv

 

Chicken Shack - Little Walter

 

Black Betty - original (I think) Leadbelly

Ram Jam version that you may remember from when you were young and thought you knew what was cool

I wonder if they have ever used that tune in a commercial

 

Ram Jam version that you may remember from when you were young and thought you knew what was cool

I listened to this not an hour before you posted it.

 

If you don't mind a little roadhoase blues...

 

 

Yeah, I know that this isn't exactly the Bluest type of music, but hey, it's sad news about The Moody Blues:

http://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen...dies-before-hall-fame-induction-ceremony.html

I loved their music... especially "Nights In White Satin"

 

All these years I thought it was “Knights” and pictured armored gentlemen on horseback. Ray Thomas flute on that tune is unforgettable. Thanks Ray.

 

Yeah, I know that this isn't exactly the Bluest type of music, but hey, it's sad news about The Moody Blues:

http://www.foxnews.com/entertainmen...dies-before-hall-fame-induction-ceremony.html

I loved their music... especially "Nights In White Satin"

Oh, you had to bring up the Moody Blues, didn't you.

Now, I'll be pining over the memory of a particular ex-girlfriend for the rest of the week...