. . .so we had some Allen Toussaint earlier on so we might sign off the day with this from his own classic soul (Nawleans) R ’n’ B classic album
Wednesday, September 09, 2026
BUMP: Gals of Modern Music: MOLLY TUTTLE | Molly Tuttle - Story of My So-Called Life (Acoustic Version)
We LOVE Molly don’t we?
From 5 days ago
Molly Tuttle - Story of My So-Called Life (Acoustic Version)
Molly Tuttle's "Story of My So-Called Life (Acoustic Version)" from the 'So Long Little Miss Sunshine (Acoustic EP),' out now on Nonesuch Records: https://mollytuttle.lnk.to/sllmsaep
Molly Tuttle: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Vanessa McGowan: Backing Vocals, Bass
Mary Meyer: Backing Vocals, Mandolin
Stevie Ray Vaughan Touch The Sky, Studio Sessions Unofficial release 1994
Stevie Ray Vaughan Touch The Sky, Studio Sessions Unofficial release 1994
Stevie Ray Vaughan's Legendary Sessions at Dallas Sound Lab | Russell Whitaker | MediaTech
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
Touch The Sky,
Studio Sessions
1994
Great quality sound !
Not much else to say ...
Only one SRV !
Bass – Tommy Shannon
Drums – Chris Layton
Engineer – Richard Mullen
Keyboards – Reese Wynans
Lead Guitar – Stevie Ray Vaughan
Recorded at:
- The Power Station, NY (January - February 1984)
The Dallas Sound Lab Dallas, TX. (March - May 1985)
Found this while look for tracks from the Sound Lab and couldn’t stop laughing which is rare after such a sad early loss of our Stevie!
“Cold Shot“ indeed!
Heartbreak Hotel - John Cale, Brian Eno, Kevin Ayers, Nico - June 1 1974 Live at The Rainbow Theatre London
Heartbreak Hotel
ayers cale eno nicojune 1 1974
heartbreak hotel at the rainbow theatre london june 1 1974
John’s response to Kevin Ayers!!
John Cale - GUTS! [Slow Dazzle]
MEMPHIS MINNIE : KILLER DILLER BLUES | sonicandvisualsurprises
sonicandvisualsurprises oh YES!
KILLER DILLER BLUES - MEMPHIS MINNIE
1947
Memphis Minnie didn’t come to play nice
There’s a lovely swing to this one — until that guitar starts hitting you back.
Leadbelly - See See Rider | jt1674
. . .a favourite . . .song and singer . . . . .although I don’t think it was Huddie who I first heard play it
Paul McCartney & Wings - Venus and Mars [Venus & Mars] | jt1674
. . . bought the album when it came out and we were still members of the Wings Fan Club! I loved this album but curiously it feels a bit silly now !? (too sci-fi or something . . . . . too much ganja Paulie?!) still technically superb tho'
Gentle Giant: Discography Part 1 (1970 - 1974) | Urbanaspirines
Gentle Giant: Discography Part 1 (1970 - 1974)
Kostas has done another comprehensive profile of Brit prog rock masters Gentle Giant
Not my style but that has nothing to do with anything, Kostas is so thorough it deserves our attention and especially if you are a fan
[Noting this is merely Part One of his profile and we will keep a weather eye out for Vol Two]
A KOSTAS SPECIAL
As he says:
"Formed at the dawn of the progressive rock era, Gentle Giant seemed poised for a time in the mid-'70s to break out of their cult-band status, but they somehow never made the jump. Somewhat closer in spirit to Yes and King Crimson than to Emerson, Lake & Palmer or the Nice, their unique sound melded hard rock and classical music, with an almost medieval approach to singing. Gentle Giant is known as the paradigmatic progressive rock band. With an uncomparable musicianship, they went as far as no one ever did into unexplored grounds in the progressive music, navigating over dissonant 20th-century classical chamber music, medieval vocal music, jazz and rock. The multi-instrumentation capabilities of the musicians gave such dynamic to their music, which set parameters to a whole coming generation up to these very days. They explored Moogs, Mellotrons and Fender Rhodes usage with such majesty! Not to mention other instruments like oboes, violins, cellos and horns among others"
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