ANY type of music welcome. We have a very loose format that you can join or do your own thing. Monday Morning Blues - sorta self explanatory Two for Tuesday - 2 songs from the same artist, similar titles or themes Women's Wednesday - Highlighting the other half of the population Thursdays are...

On Wednesday I posted the Tedeschi-Trucks Band tribute version of The Letter from Joe Cocker's 1970 release of Mad Dogs & Englishmen, They did the whole album so if you get a chance give it a listen. Today for Live Friday we go to the original recorded live at the Fillmore East and released in...

The plot thickens. The original version had Knopfler on guitar but as @kann mentioned it wasn't the same as the original so what you are hearing is Weird Al's guitarist Jim West doing most of the note for note guitar work.

Before there was Hawkeye Pierce there was this. He'll be 90 on the 28th. Alan Alda

Some trivia for a Thursday. Mark Knofler played lead guitar for this version of Money For Nothing too.

WW

Gotta go with #2.

TFT

Monday Morning Blues

RIP Bob Weir, founding member of the Grateful Dead (1947-2026)

I feel another rock history lesson that nobody will read is due. Today I give you the single most influential woman in rock from 1976 to 1986 - Chrissie Hynde. I back that up with - her first band in the UK had 2 members that went on to form The Damned which then considered her as a singer...

Talk about getting into someone's head - I had Elle already lined up for next WW.

Sneak preview version.

Live Friday Kiss Unplugged (1996) Really partially unplugged with Gene's electric bass and amped acoustic guitars. Recorded in 1995 and released in 1996 there are a number of different versions starting with the original 2 disk set on yellow vinyl, a CD a DVD a remaster as part of Kissology...

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For those not paying attention the above was post 24,000

Three for Tuesday Because I can. Bonus - This might be pretty good if they ever make a whole song.

Monday Morning American Music - a slight detour although there are blues in this 84 song set. Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music To say Harry Smith is eccentric would be a major understatement. Painter, filmmaker, historian, collector, archivist, activist, and more. He was a major...

Live Friday Santana, 'Live at the Fillmore 1968' (1997)

Thank you very much. May yours be blessed.