Dory Previn - Mythical Kings and Iguanas live on OGWT
another in the bought when they came out
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Dwight Yoakam & Buck Owens sing Streets of Bakersfield - 08.29.1988
another favourite song . . . .
Dwight Yoakam & Buck Owens sing Streets of Bakersfield - 08.29.1988
Los Lobos LIVE Commodore Ballroom - Vancouver BC - 3rd November 1985 | soundaboard : A Rippin’ Frog Special
Los Lobos LIVE Commodore Ballroom-Vancouver,BC-1985
LOS LOBOS
LIVE
Commodore Ballroom -
Vancouver, BC
1985-03-11
"Los Lobos is to me the
BEST American band of the last
50 years!” no arguments here!
SET LIST
Disc 1:
01. Will The Wolf Survive? 4:01
02. We're Gonna Rock 2:20
3. Come On, Let's Go 3:05
4. Our Last Night 3:15
5. Walking Song 3:27
6. How Much Can I Do? 3:04
07. Anselma 3:46
8. Buzz Buzz Buzz 3:06
9. A Matter of Time 3:31
10. Evangeline 2:40
11. I Got Loaded 3:31
12. Let's Say Goodnight 4:13
13. Corrido #1 2:58
14. Serenata Norte–a 3:29
15. Volver, Volver 3:20
16. I Got To Let You Know 3:29
17. My Baby's Gone 3:31
18. Farmer John 3:08
Disc 2:
01. Don't Worry Baby > 3:06
2. 300 Pounds of Heavenly Joy > 6:14
03. Band Introduction > 1:49
4. "Get Down" Jam > 4:42
5. Mighty Old Love > 3:41
6. La Bamba 4:10
7. Why Do You Do? 3:40
08. Crowd/Tuning 1:39
9. The Town I Live In 7:57
10. I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday 3:46
11. All Night Long 4:34
Los Lobos - One Time, One Night [Munich, Germany 2-16-1987]
a favourite perennial song boy the guys!
THIS is why they grabbed me
'MAGGIE CAMPBELL' - ROBERT NIGHTHAWK sonicandvisualsurprises
Maggie Campbell
MAGGIE CAMPBELL - ROBERT NIGHTHAWK
1952
Electric blues essentials
Born in Mississippi, Robert Nighthawk carried the Delta blues into Chicago’s electric blues scene, with a slide-guitar style unmistakably his own.
On “Maggie Campbell”, his sharp, expressive guitar work gives this old blues number a compelling edge
Birthdays: BILL WYMAN
The Rolling Stone - 19th Nervous Breakdown
you’ll see why
awesome bass
Whne the Stones first appeared I was fascinated by Bill he seemed like an old man even then!
Friday, October 23, 2026
Dónal Lunny has died 1947 - 2026
Stalwart figure of Irish roots and folk music Dónal Lunny has reportedly passed away
"We are heartbroken to confirm that our beloved Donal passed away peacefully this morning in Dublin following a short stay in St James's Hospital. Thank you for helping us to remember and celebrate his immense contribution to music, to culture, and to so many people’s lives all over the world.” Dónal’s Facebook page reports
Nà bheidh a leithéid arÃs ann.
"There Will Never Be Another Like Him"
On Raglan Road - Sinéad O'Connor with Donal Lunny & Band, 1996
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