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marinblues
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Britney and Jacko almost live there.
When I am adventurous, I play Rick Astley as well.
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kirk95
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| Aeolian wrote: | | henkholland wrote: | | Allman Brothers - live at the Filmore East |
Ah yes, when I was in high school, it was a requirement to play guitar that you know both harmony parts for every song on this album. The dual guitar parts on Humble Pie live as well. How I miss two drummers and four guitarists jamming on In Memmory of Elizabeth Reed for two hours straight.  |
Junior High after school all I did was take Duane and Dickey licks off that record. I have to say without any knowledge of harmony the Stormy Monday chords were a bitch!!! I literally learned the pentatonic scale from Statesboro Blues.
Ahhhh the good old days!
We still miss you Duane!!!!!!
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henkholland
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| Thanks for those nice pics Kirk. I also have sweet memories of my younger days. Listening to Allman Bros at the Filmore East through the night till dawn. With my headphone on (not wake up my parents). Playing the LP on the slowest speed and playing my own first Les Paul, to discover these bendings en positions Duane use to play. It's still a document. My first love for the blues. |
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jconstant
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| Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2004 6:12 pm Post subject: What's in my car |
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Discs in my car...
Larry Carlton - Sapphire Blue
Miles Davis - Miles Ahead
Robben Ford - Clinic in Ojai, August 2003 (Discs 1 - 5)
Joe Bonamasa - Blues Deluxe |
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Leftbender
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| Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2004 9:56 pm Post subject: |
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| henkholland wrote: | | Thanks for those nice pics Kirk. I also have sweet memories of my younger days. Listening to Allman Bros at the Filmore East through the night till dawn. With my headphone on (not wake up my parents). Playing the LP on the slowest speed and playing my own first Les Paul, to discover these bendings en positions Duane use to play. It's still a document. My first love for the blues. |
Yeah, Duane is still one of my favourites. Great pics Captain! Brings back fine memories...
But nowadays:
Cream - Strange Brew
Alan Lomax - Blues Songbook
Ten Years After - Undead
Return Of Forever - Romanic Warrior
Rickie Lee Jones - Naked Songs
Jimi - Live At Winterland
Robben - Keep On Running
Robben - Talk To Your Daughter
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Aeolian
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| Posted: Wed Feb 11, 2004 11:04 pm Post subject: |
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| kirk95 wrote: | | Junior High after school all I did was take Duane and Dickey licks off that record. I have to say without any knowledge of harmony the Stormy Monday chords were a bitch!!! I literally learned the pentatonic scale from Statesboro Blues. |
Thanks to Duane, Dickey and Peter, I discovered it was possible to play some notes other than the box pentatonic. First exposure to a diminished scale, Memory of Liz Reed. Yes, we miss you Duane. 
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telefunk1
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Location: College Station, TX
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Duke Robillard - Stretchin' Out Live
Litle Feat - Waiting for Columbus (live reissue) - Lowell George using a Dumble
Aretha Franklin - Live at Fillmore West - King Curtis, Bernard Purdie, Cornell Dupree, Jerry Jemmont, Billy P - gawd almighty what a band! Check out the live King Curtis LP from the same shows - seriously scary stuff.
Mike Stern - Give and Take
Santana - Abraxas
Just took out ABB live at the Fillmore, the second CD with Mountain Jam. Learn something new everytine I listen to this (but my kids got kind of tired of it, and of me yelling internittently "listen to this lick!!!" |
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frank0936
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| Posted: Thu Feb 12, 2004 1:34 pm Post subject: stuff in my car |
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Too many to list, but the current list of most played is
Little Charlie and the Nightcats-That's Big
Robben-Keep on Running
Robben-The Authorized Bootleg
Garth-Man on a Mission
Carlton-Sapphire Blue
FBBB-both tribute CDs
Ronnie Earl-I feel like going on
ABB-Live at the Atlanta Pops Fest
There's a few. They rotate in and out but one of Robben's is constant.
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Rockman
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| Posted: Fri Feb 13, 2004 6:36 pm Post subject: CD's I am currently listening to |
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Robben Ford Talk to Your Daughter
Robben Ford Handful of Blues
Steve Vai Alive in an Ultra World
Ronnie Earl Live in Europe
G3 (Satriani, Vai, & Johnson)
Jethro Tull Benefit
David Bowie Station to Station
Woodstock
Rory Gallagher Various |
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Zappa
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Funkadelic - Standing on the the verge of getting it on
Thought I'd tell you, as this album is great, truly great, but has been lost in the purple haze of time. Listen to it, its great.
Anyone know when Robben is touring the UK next? |
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charliebrown
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Hello--new here and a great forum!
Well..I have a 1990 Mustang GT that I will never part with...original owner, original stereo so I dub all of my CDs onto analog tape...yes, I bootleg what I can't find on cassette...
Talk to Your Daughter
Don Henley-Inside Job, Live - off of the DVD to cassette-nice mix if I do say so myself.
Larry Carlton "greatest hits"...my own compilation.
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elizabeth
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Location: SF Bay area
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| Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2005 9:27 pm Post subject: Hmmmmmmmmmmm, well in my car... |
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As of this afternoon, I have a brand new CD with Gregg Allman and Friends! Also on tap are Hilary Jones, Joe Bonamassa (I just love his "You Upset Me,") Gary Moore, Butterfield Blues Band, and lots and lots and lots of Robben!
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kirk95
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Location: Boulder, CO
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fingerlakes
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Location: upstate,NY
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Wow, this original thread is a year old already.
1. Chick Corea Electric Band.. "To The Stars "
2. Joey DeFrancesco (W/ Jimmy Smith) "Incredible"
3. Robben Ford " Handful of Blues "
4. Franz Liszt " Transcendental Etudes " Alfred Brendel
5. Prokofiev Piano Con #3 ( Ashkenazy)
6. Greg Howe, Dennis Chambers,Victor Wooten "Extraction"
7. Adrian Belew "Twang Bar King"
8. Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto Joshua bell
9. Robben Ford " Blue Moon"
10. Allman Bros " Live at the Fillmore" disc 1 |
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UncleSalty
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Location: Ibaraki, Japan
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I don't have a CD player in my car so I use one of those adapters to plug my MD walkman into the cassette deck. Because they're even smaller than tapes, I have a bunch that stay in the car. Lately I've been listening to:
Scott Henderson Live
Free Live
One Way Out (Allman Brothers Band live 2003)
Derek Trucks Band Live at Georgia Theatre
Hendrix (all the 'official' albums from Are You Experienced? to Band Of Gypsys, but Electric Ladyland is probably the one I listen to most)
Coltrane (Coltrane, Ballads, A Love Supreme, Crescent)
Miles (In A Silent Way, Bitches' Brew, Jack Johnson, Live Evil, On The Corner)
Gov't Mule Deja Voodoo
Muddy Waters Chess Best
Little Walter Chess Best
Howlin' Wolf Rocking Chair album & Moanin' In The Moonlight
Roy Buchanan (homemade compilation)
Joe Bonamassa Blues Deluxe and Had To Cry Today |
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