"More Like Them" - Lydia Loveless

A string of ladies I see - I'll add another I just rewatched

Jellico Coal Man · T Bone Burnett

The Hooters, "And We Danced"

Bob Seger live bullet.....

Dave Brubeck, take five LP original press vinyl.

Jack Nitzsche - The Lonely Surfer

Yes, Bob Seger! Takes a lot of posts to find one I agree with lol.

The Jezabels - Endless Summer

https://m.facebook.com/TheIsaacs

Live video from their home since they can’t tour. Special guests: Rhonda Vincent and Jimmy Fortune

Missing the much easier 80's tonight

My older brother and I listened to that exact concert Live as it was happening...because our local Detroit area radio station (WRIF) simulcast his concert, playing at Cobo Hall that night......
My brother recorded it on his 8 track hi-fi stereo that night....remember like it was yesterday!

I've been on a Ritchie Valens kick this week. The movie was on the other night and it hit home a little more than usual as after 40 years of being at each-others throats, my brother and I are starting to get along. So the whole dichotomy thing we had going on somewhat parallels Ritchie and his brother Bob..... and I'm the more talented one and younger..... EEEP.

But here I am anyway, 60 years after the fact, still listening to Ritchie's very small musical output. It's so strange to think that his recording career lasted little more than 6 months. Two recording Sessions at Gold Star in Hollywood and a few amateur demo sessions in Bob Keane's basement. Man, that kid did more by 17 than some of us have done our entire lives. The same could be said about Buddy Holly (who's music I also dig very much).

Kinda makes me sad too that all these truly great people are have left us or are leaving us. I wrote a letter years ago to Bob Morales and would you believe, a few months later I received a HAND-WRITTEN letter from the guy answering all my Ritchie questions. I'd even had some "Bob" questions which he said was really happy to answer. Sadly, he too passed away not that long ago. Seemed like a great guy like you'd love to have the dude over for beer and steak and just listen to all the stories.

Maybe that's one of the problems with the younger generations.... who do they have to look up to and admire?

Little Richard (RIP) right now, but this beforehand.

Waylon Jennings - Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way

Procol Harum, Robin Trower and Stevie Ray Vaughan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmoMb0gNFrA

Good vid, crazy but I think I know where that lil cheap motel at the beginning and end is at.