John Hiatt - 1990-07-26 - Bottom Line, NY, NY The Late Show | So Many Roads

 John Hiatt - 1990-07-26 - Bottom Line, NY, NY (Late) (SBD)

John Hiatt

1990-07-26 

Late Show

Bottom Line

New York, NY

Soundboard Recording

 

01. Thank You Girl

02. Learning How To Love You

03. Old Habits

04. Listening To Old Voices

05. Drive South

06. Ride Along

07. The Rest of The Dream

08. Thing Called Love

09. Thirty Years Of Tears

10. Riding With The King

11. Slow Turning

12. Bring Back Your Love To Me

13. Lipstick Sunset

14. Real Fine Love

15. Paper Thin

16. Child Of The Wild Blue Yonder

17. Memphis In the Meantime

18. (cut in) Have A Little Faith In Me

19. Rock Back Billy

Speedy Says: Hiatt 1990 - Back To Back - #1:As mentioned in other posts on this blog, I think John Hiatt is one of rock’s most under rated and overlooked talents. His run of albums between 1987 and 1995 - Bring The Family, Slow Turning, Stolen Moments, Perfectly Good Guitar and Walk On - are filled with exceptional tunes. Many of those songs have been covered by artists such as Bob Dylan, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, Eric Clapton, B.B. King, Willie Nelson, Jimmy Buffet and Joe Cocker. Unfortunately, Hiatt never achieved the commercial success he deserved.  This sounsboard recording captures him on tour in support of Stolent Moments, during the late show at the Bottom Line on July 26, 1990, 3 dozen years ago today.  Download this one, then come back tomorrow for part 2 of this Back To Back set.

Bob Dylan - Catfish [The Bootleg Series Vols 1-3] | jt1674

 . . . .great song and interesting subject from our Bobby 

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Janis Joplin - Catch Me Daddy (Outtake)Bonus Tracks and Rarities | jt1674

 

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Patti Smith Group 'Gloria' 1976 Belgium

 Somebody posted a live Gloria by 1976 Patti Smith Group on Saturday Night Live on Tumblr but I couldn’t find it on YouTube so there is this from the same year in Belgium . . . . . Europe loves Patti

Patti Smith Group 'Gloria' 1976 Belgium

it’s just time . . . . . . okay?!

There’s some Uppity Blues Women over at the URBANASPIRINES!

  . . . no I know me neither but what Kostas doesn’t know about obscure music geniuses (genii?) can’t be written on the back of my hand . . . what I don’t know is like the inside of Trump's brain ie howling winds of vast landscapes of nothingness!

 The Uppity Blues Women: The Uppity Blues Women 1990 + Hot Flash 1991 + Cleaning House 1996

Ann Rabson, Gaye Adegbalola and Earlene Lewis

by the looks of them you best go check ‘em out here . . . . . . .

Ade Kelly & ensemble: Gradam Ceoil finale: The Tinker's Daughter / Lucky In Love / The Flowing Bowl | Cork Opera House 2000

 

Ade Kelly

Ade says:

Cork 2000

Cork Opera House

Gradam Ceoil finale

Frontline L-R:

bouzouki - Méabh O'Hare/fiddle

Mary Bergin/whi

Alec Finn (rip)

whistle - Frankie Gavin/fiddle

McGrath/banjo

Colm Murphy/bodhrán

Backline

Aidan Coffey/accordion

Bria: L-R:

Steve Cooney/guitar - Martina Goggin/djembe

den/fiddle - Matt Molloy/flute

Conor Byrn

Dezi Donnelly/fiddle - Liz Carroll/fiddle

Cathal Hayeflute - Michael McGoldrick/flute

reels: the tinker's daughter / lucky In love /

the flowing bowl

Listen . . . . .

 FOLK ON FOOT ADVERT

with JOHNNY FLYNN

Folk on Foot

Rob Cowen's evocative description of the Thornborough Henges, re-imagined by the artist Imogen Taylor in this lovely animation.

Find out more in our latest episode here: pod.fo/e/44c958

Grandmas Gone WILD! SLIM & SLAM: Flat Foot Floogie! [that’s Slim Gaillard to YOU!]

Grandmagonewild  [GRANDAD TOO!

These two photos appear to have been taken during the same outing in the 1930s. The clothes, the rocks, and several familiar faces all match. Mama, my grandfather, and Uncle Johnnie are among the group.

They clearly understood the assignment. In one photo, everyone is arranged across the rocks in a dramatic pose. In the other, they are crowded together, smiling, laughing, and enjoying themselves. They made the rocks their stage and gave the camera two completely different scenes.

I love seeing my family this way.

🎵 Music Note: Slim Gaillard and Slam Stewart were the jazz duo known as Slim & Slam, celebrated for their humor, rhythm, and playful performances. They recorded “Flat Foot Floogie” in 1938, and its lively energy fits this family outing perfectly.

For those who left comments on a FLICKERBOKK page to say its NOT Slim Gaillard and His Orchestra but novelty act Slim and Slam, do pay attention at the back!

Toni Lindgren & Elle Cordova - Cold Cold Heart [Hank Williams]

 Cold Cold Heart - Toni Lindgren & Elle Cordova

Toni Lindgren

Steven Wright surprised by Sunny And The Black Pack covering his song ‘Maybe Why'

 Speaking of a message on a Sunday! 

Sunny And The Black Pack

who say: 

"Steven Wright was completely surprised when we performed his own song for him, live! Steven wrote the song “Maybe Why” and when we first heard it, we all fell in love with it right away. It truly has touched our souls and will be a part of us forever.

Thank you Steven for not only sharing your comedy, but your music with the world!

Our version of “Maybe Why” is available NOW on Spotify, Deezer, Tidal and more!”

Now I had known Steven Wright and his lugubrious straight-faced word play comedic genius but did we all know he wrote songs too? Not me!

This is truly wonderful