Jim622

Hey you ask and that was it at the time. Oddly, though I'm a guitarist, I am now listening to the horn heavy, no guitars.....

Michael Osborn - the What Goes Around cd

Mahesh congratulations! Good tunes. I really liked Your Mind. No CD available? - I like it like that.

Took it. I am also with Rudi - I don't promote diddley. I do think its a little interpretive. The term 'listeners' made me think. It kind of, as a majority depends on age. For instance my teenage Granddaughters have no interest in independent music, for the most part the younger generation goes with the social flow, even those who are musicians (when I was younger I wanted to be Pete Townshend or Jimmy Page and be a group destroying hotel rooms). As we mature our taste and musical knowledge expands. For me now once a band becomes mainstream/radio friendly, I tend to lose interest and look for something else. There will always be exceptions, but for the most part I want to experience a personal new discovery. For instance Josh Stone, I first heard her on public radio, a little girl with a big voice singing legitimate soul music ---- then they talked her (for the most part failingly) into trying the diva route. I had to move on. We all have our own examples. That's why we gravitate toward independent music and look forward to hearing music on this site. I think that's the most long winded I've been. I like the shadows.

Galactic - Into the Deep

Good stuff. Reminds me of Gallactic. Quest Loves a Philly boy.

Nice job Mahesh - and I want to thank you for turning me on to the Tiny Desk Concerts.

Street Dogs - Wide Spread Panic

Live in London and Paris - Otis Redding - backed by Booker T and the MGs and the Stax horn section

Marcus King Band - Marcus King Band Joe Strummer - Earthquake Weather Sonoran Sunsets - Bry Melvin Revolution Come....Revolution Go - Guv Mule

I have 6! Doesn't everyone use these?

I like the look. I think It'll take a little getting used to is all.

Texas Flood

I'll have to admit I'm with rRudy. I'm not following a lot of whats being put down, but I'll take a shot. Can't Drive 55 - Sammy Hagar

Good luck - just keep on keep'n on

To be seen in the next Star Wars movie.

Chains of Love - The Beatles

Good Luck with the new job. Hope it works out. I was going to suggest you giving lessons. You seemed to have the knowledge and the talent. Just a thought if you can make time and need some supplemental income. Best of luck. Jim

I installed it a few days ago. Had to reinstall the e--license for Cubase, no big deal. I'm pretty pleasantly surprised so far. Holding my breath a little though.

Mike - its been a few months. What are your thoughts now.

John Entwistle comes to mind. I'll never play anything like that. So - Can he be an influence? Jim