Friday? What we need is more COWBELL!
The Chambers Brothers "Time Has Come Today" on The Ed Sullivan Show
Friday, September 04, 2026
Gals of Rock music portrait of the Day : Hope Sandoval
Hope Sandoval (of Mazzy Star) photographed by Mike McCready, 1994
with charming companion
Mark Knopfler - Festsaal Messe, Basel, Switzerland 2007 (2 Sources) | soundaboard
Mark Knopfler - Festsaal Messe, Basel, Switzerland 2007 (2 Sources)
Mark Knopfler at the AVO Session, in Basel, Switzerland on November 12, 2007.
A previous share was posted here about four years ago, however this one has a couple more tracks from a different FM source.
Nobody in dire straits here . . .?
Sound Quality: 9.5
Source: FM Broadcast
Source: FM Broadcast
Track List:01 Donegan's Gone02 Song For Sonny Liston03 Rudiger04 Let It All Go05 The Fizzy And The Still06 True Love Will Never Fade07 Done With Bonaparte08 Postcards From Paraguay09 Brothers In Arms10 Our Shangri-La
Tom Petty - I’m Crying’
Speaking of keeping it REAL! Tom always did and TBF kept his illness and physical condition a biot to secret in the name of continuing to play but heck we miss the AUTHENTIC voice don’t we?
Tom Petty - I’m Crying’
SO BACK TO SOME REAL MUSIC?! Playing For Change with John Paul Jones and others : WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS [Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe]
Oh you want it darker . . . and more REAL?!
Led Zeppelin made this song famous… but they didn’t write it. 🎶 Do you know who originally wrote it? 👀👇💛 Support the music: https://playingforchange.com/join
They asked who wrote it! Memphis Minnie and her husband Kansas Joe [both McCoys)
“When The Levee Breaks” is a powerful, thought-provoking and emotionally-charged classic by Led Zeppelin, from their Led Zeppelin IV album. The song is a rework of the 1929 original release by Kansas Joe Mccoy and Memphis Minnie about the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927; the most destructive river flooding in U.S. history. “It seems that little has changed since 1927, or even 2005 with Katrina. It’s still a really powerful track, both musically and lyrically.”- John Paul Jones
Alfredo Arce: Siku Flute
Ben Lee: Harmonica
Buffalo Nichols: Vocals, Guitar
Davey Chegwidden: Dundun Drums
Derek Trucks: Slide Guitar
Drums of the Pacific: Dancing, Log Drums
Elle Márjá Eira: Vocals
Jason Tamba: Banjo
John Paul Jones: Bass
Keith Secola: Slide Guitar
Mermans Mosengo: Harmonica
Mihirangi: Vocals
Nakeiltha Campbell: Dundun Drums
Pete Sands: Acoustic Guitar
Sebastian Robertson: Electric Guitar
Sikiru Adepoju: Talking Drum
Susan Tedeschi: Vocals
Stephen Perkins: Drums
When The Levee Breaks (Album Version) · Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe 1929
THIS IS ALL A.I.!!!? Clint Lewis - Guitar Don’t Leave Me Now!
If you don't like blues music then you may not like this one :)I wanted to write this one for my late uncle Will. He always wanted us to play some "Old Blues" as he called it.I wrote 100% of the lyrics but the music and lyrics are A.I."Guitar Don't You Leave Me" Written by: Clint Lewis
So ‘Clint' it is ALL AI!
CASSANDRA WILSON 1955-2026
Don’s Tunes
I am ashamed to say I didn’t know this wonderful gal and so sad to hear she has died, I wasn’t going to post something about someone I didn’t know (hasn’t stopped you before - ED) but then I heard THIS
CASSANDRA WILSON - DEATH LETTER - 2011
Cassandra Wilson
Death Letter
«Cassandra Wilson is one of my favourite singers today.
I heard her version of Death Letter Blues by Son House– gave me the chills.
I love everything she does.
I would love to see her tackle an album of some of my own catalog»
– Bob Dylan, 2001
Say You’ll Be There - Postmodern Jukebox!
Never the biggest Spice Girls Fan but hey . . . reinventing them is fine fine work!
I’ll Be There!
Thursday, September 03, 2026
James Rigby - Solid Blue
SOLID BLUE - BY JAMES RIGBY
TUNED - DGDGGDCLICK ON BLUE LINKS BELOW TO SAMPLE 8 ALBUMS-----------------------------------------------------SONGS FROM THE WATCH************* ‘FAERIE TAILS’ **************‘FAERIE TAILS’ NOW AVAILABLE ON BANDCAMP - 20 TRACKSCLICK ON LINK ABOVE FOR ANDY KERSHAW PODAST - INTERVIEW ABOUT 30 MINS IN.CLICK ON BLUE LINKS BELOW FOR ALBUMSFAERIE TAILS
Whales napping . . . Ars Technica
Might sign off for the day now with a nap (you’re going to sleep now aren’t you? - ED)
Sperm whales like to nap under the water and away from the waves. They seem to do this in a vertical, head-up orientation. That makes sense, given that their enormous heads, which take up a third of their bodies, are full of oil, wax, and air–all buoyant materials. What’s less obvious is how the whales maintain their depth while sleeping. (Image credit: S. Granzotto; research credit: N. Freymond et al.; via Ars Technica)
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