What did you listen to with your smoke?

deadman

Last Dinner Party
Baby Metal
Social distortion
RHCP
The Interrupters
The warning
Eve under fire

memento_mori

First_Warrior

This AM the one and only CD recording of two masters playing together and trading leads. Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughn.

ShawnOL

A song they did together call "overall Junction" iirc is fantastic. It may have been his brother Albert King and Stevie, can't remember off the top of my head. Comes up on pandora occasionally.

First_Warrior

This AM with a Daughter of the Wind, Peter's famous brew and Wynton Marsalis with one of his big bands in 1995. Eric Clapton setting in and taking lead a few times. Nice to hear Clapton playing jazz.

ShawnOL

Listening to blues tonight with my cigar and drink. If you don't know who Joe Bonamassa is, you should really check him out. He's a great guitarist. He played live with Eric Clapton and really held his own against a legend.

ShawnOL

Hendrix, the wind cries Mary. Live 1967.

MrShrek

Usually the ramblings of @VegasFrank or the drag races out side of @rsherman24 ’s house on vHerf.

rsherman24

@MrShrek said:
Usually the ramblings of @VegasFrank or the drag races out side of @rsherman24 ’s house on vHerf.

Those are not Les-Baru's driving by

Itsfine

Kids with mullets riding dirt bikes ↑

IndustMech

1978 flashback on WXRT Chicago

First_Warrior

Herbie Mann backed by Duane Allman

ShawnOL

Stevie Ray Vaughan.

ShawnOL

Baby I love you by BB King and Bonnie Raitt.

blackwidow

Oh man this might become my favorite thread lol
Alice in Chains' album Rainier Fog

First_Warrior

Sonny Landreth, one of the masters of slide guitar. 1995

blackwidow

Novocaine for the Soul by Eels

CharlieHeis

@blackwidow said:
Oh man this might become my favorite thread lol
Alice in Chains' album Rainier Fog

There's a songs thread in the non-cigar related section too.

silvermouse

Back in the late 60's some friends organized The All Vegetables Orchestra (you either needed to play a vegetable or be a vegetable). We had lots of fun with that. Our best performance was The Goosefish Symphony, lol. Well, some ideas are just too good to die:

https://www.upworthy.com/listen-to-the-far-out-sounds-of-an-orchestra-where-every-instrument-is-a-vegetable

First_Warrior

This AM It was Fathers and Sons, Muddy Waters, Mike Bloomfield and others. Years ago I had the record these days it's CD.

BullSquatch

Joe Rogan Podcast

ShawnOL

Walter Trout with John Mayall.

First_Warrior

Yo Yo Ma, Brazilian Tango

First_Warrior

"Amazing Grace" Aretha Franklin recorded this over two days in 1972 at the New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Los Angeles. James Cleveland and the Southern Calf. Community Choir backed her. The event was both recorded and filmed. Historically an important gospel event.

ShawnOL

https://youtu.be/lKDc-euX7ws?si=U0T9yw6Cel6NDCu_

silvermouse

J.S. Bach's "Double" from "Lute Suite, BWV 997" performed by Laurel Harned on a 2012 Gabriele Lodi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmEaNJTwrOw

Amos_Umwhat

^^Outstanding!^^

silvermouse

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rD2GUKwqliU&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailycartoonist.com%2Findex.php%2F2024%2F03%2F04%2Fcsotd-ive-yelled-at-clouds-from-both-sides-now%2F%3Futm_source%3Dnewsletter%26utm_m&source_ve_path=OTY3MTQ&feature=emb_imp_woyt

First_Warrior

Coltrane this Morning. Live at the Village Vanguard.

First_Warrior

This AM Rhiannon Giddens. Two Grammys so far, Pulitzer Prize, and she played on Beyonce's Country Music album. Giddens plays any string instrument notably the early forerunner of the banjo the Banjar. Fretless big and just like her enslaved ancestors brought over from Africa.