What you listening to? NOW!!!

[jim simpson]

Steely Dan - greatest hits

[docholliday55]

Django Rhinehardt and later some Papa John Creech.

[Popeye39]

Mandolin Orange. Followed by some Dailey and Vincent.

[Shawn Blackwell]

Django Rhinehardt and later some Papa John Creech.

So you're the other person who knows who papa John Creech is eh?....was going through my albums a few weeks ago and found him filed next to my Leon Redbone collection.

[Cabbagehead]

As good as it gets!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7CaqUe5Bhk

[AlanN]

some Papa John Creech.

Reminds me of the time I saw Starship at the Great Adventure in Jackson, NJ, must have been 1990 or so. Sparse crowd, walked right up to the outdoor stage with my 6-month-old daughter in hand. Was Jack, Paul, Marty Balin, Craig Chaquico, Skip Batten, Papa John - no Grace or Jorma. Quite a far throw from the crowds they used to play in front of.

[rico mando]

Unfortunately i have been listening to myself over and over
my band is recording a CD and after laying out a few reasonable tracks i have to choose one or two to send back to the sound engineer . i listen to my track without the other instruments to make my final decision . i figure if it can stand up on its own then it should be good enough when all the other tracks are in.

we play vaguely folkish alterna-rock
when not listening to myself i am listening to Opeth on vinyl

[Ed Goist]

The Best of Led Zeppelin (Vol. 1 Early Days & Vol. 2 Latter Days)...This stuff is as Fantastic and Powerful as ever...It doesn't get any better (or more influential) than this.

[Cue Zephyr]

Still can't believe how awesome this is:

[kmiller1610]

New Chance Blues, version by Punch Brothers nominated for a Grammy

[Ed Goist]

The Mountain: Steve Earle and The Del McCoury Band
Excellent musicianship throughout, especially by Ronnie McCoury and Earle on mandolin. This is a 'must have album' for mandolin players IMO.

[catmandu2]

Bobby Previte - Claude's Late Morning. http://allmusic.com/album/claudes-la...r145874/review

[Ed Goist]

Lucinda Williams: West...Unsuffer Me at high volume on the high-end Sennheiser headphones while sitting in my favorite easy chair and drinking my third Victory Storm King Stout...All is right with the world.
...And now on to the Matt Flinner Trio's Music du Jour...Oh my! (These guys are off the hook!)

[catmandu2]

Joelle Leandre / Eric Watson - Palimpseste http://allmusic.com/album/palimpseste-r293345/review


This has been spinning in my CD player for several weeks, but today while waiting for my wife who is delayed by an hour, I had the opportunity to listen to this with no distraction. Exquisite and superlative.

[Lee Callicutt]

The Best of Led Zeppelin (Vol. 1 Early Days & Vol. 2 Latter Days)...This stuff is as Fantastic and Powerful as ever...It doesn't get any better (or more influential) than this.

Give the BBC live recordings a listen.

[NoNickel]

Red Henry -- Helton Creek.

[Ed Goist]

The Mandolin Cafe MP3 player...Stellar as always!
If you're a fan of rock, do yourself a favor...If you haven't heard it yet, open the Cafe MP3 player and listen to the first track, Jason Hagen's rendition of Tubular Bells. Oh yea...That's what I'm talkin' about!

[Jim MacDaniel]

English pop artist/multi-instrumentalist Adele:

[Dobe]

Interesting:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDHMhTjX8yE[video]

and; I never tire of this one:

[Denny Gies]

Old and in the Gray...Grisman, Pederson, Rowan, Clements and Bryn Bright.

[Caleb]

I just got this one in the mail today. After listening to their CD of Early Scottish Music I wanted to hear more from this group. Highly recommend if you like the (really) old sounds.

[Jim DeSalvio]

Chris Hillman and Herb Pedersen: Live @ Edwards Barn
Peter Rowan Bluegrass Band: Legacy
Darrell Scott: A Crooked Road
Jakob Dylan: Women + Country
Justin Townes Earle: Midnight at the Movies and Harlem River Blues
The Avett Brothers: I and Love and You

The mandolin work by Chris Hillman is tasteful. And Greg Leisz plays a wonderful pedal steel on the Jakob Dylan CD.

[Jim MacDaniel]

Supersuckers!

[Nighttrain]

I started this morning listening to "Signs along the road" Steve Smith/Chris Sanders. Later I'll listen to "New Songs old Friends" Jerry Salley.

[Jill McAuley]

"Pure Banjo" by Brian McGrath. The countdown is on - should have my Silver Bell tenor by mid month, so I'm preparing meself! Great version of "The Mist Covered Mountain" on this.

Cheers,
Jill