The music clip thread

[Captain Moondog]

Good post Moondog.Not a bad version mate.

Thanks Grassy, I still prefer the original though, this was released a year later. The intro reminds me of a Morricone soundtrack.

 

[grassy]

Thanks Grassy, I still prefer the original though, this was released a year later. The intro reminds me of a Morricone soundtrack.

Its a real jazz feel(New York undergound)and the solos are fantastic.That's the good thing about King Crimson's music as they were influenced by jazz muso's and the old school.A lot off progressive bands like Yes,Genesis,Rush and the like were all in the mix.

 

[nightster]

Here is another by a friend off mine on drums Paul Kneipp's band The Kites playing in Sydney.They absolutely slay this song.

I like that much better than the original

 

[nightster]

Thanks Grassy, I still prefer the original though, this was released a year later. The intro reminds me of a Morricone soundtrack.

That is a pretty sweet version though I have it on vinyl - Doc Severinsen's Closet - 1970

 

[nightster]

didn't go to bluesfest this year (in Thailand), but if I had it would have been to see this awesome singer guitar player once again

 

[mozgrame]

Stumbled across this the other day. Not bad...

 

[mozgrame]

 

[manlyfan76]

Love this guy.

 

[manlyfan76]

didn't go to bluesfest this year (in Thailand), but if I had it would have been to see this awesome singer guitar player once again

Are you going to blues on broadbeach

 

[nightster]

Are you going to blues on broadbeach

No I'll still be in Thailand 9 (until 5th June)

 

[nightster]

she could tickle my piccolo any day

 

[nightster]

a bit of Thai rock .... the Carlos Santana look alike is a very accomplished player of all things stringed including bluegrass banjo, bottleneck dobro and balalika

 

[nightster]

Climax blues Band 1972

 

[nightster]

and an old favourite from 1968

 

[nightster]

I loved this song when I was a kid, my sister had it on 45 ... from 1961

 

[nightster]

some great music and songs in 1974 ... this is one of the best ...

 

[mozgrame]

I like a bit of Everclear. I like their style, it always seems like a battle between Art Alexakis and the rest of the band in their songs. Could the band play louder than Art could sing?

 

[mozgrame]

Another favourite. Good lyrics. It's sad that some people live and die this way...

 

[mozgrame]

Another great band, Reverend Peyton's Big Damned Band. Love the Reverand's steel bodied guitar! His wife, Breezy goes hard on the washboard as well...

 

[mozgrame]

Everyone from Johnny Cash to Ed Sheeran has had a crack at Wayfaring Stranger. In my opinion, Bill Monroe, the father of bluegrass does it best.

This is a brilliant display of bluegrass...