You really fooled me Sparky...ok, no more suggestions from me...lol
Taj Mahal-Yeah!
Ted Nugent - Kiss My Ass
Open up Windows Media Player and search on that. Turn your volume up really loud so the whole office can hear...
Nirvana Unplugged. It's good when you can hi-jack your daughters CDs.
Dick Delicious and The Tasty Testicles-Big Stinky Pussy
rush - big audio dynamite
I have to thank child'o'light for the intro to that band. Very amusing.
teehee! Did you give it a listen?
Ok, enough fun and games, I have to go to bed..........
I did listen (low volume...hubby in bed). Interesting sound. Will have to listen again tomorrow when I can crank the Bose up!
Good Night and Sweet Dreams littlek.
hey dl do you like David Allen Coe.. Check out vibrator Queen... it's great lol.
The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
just a few things that i ain't - the beautiful south
Ellen McIlwaine doing some nasteeeeeee screamin' slide guitar work on Take me to the river. She is a phenom. I need to hear her live again.
Wonderwall-Oasis (just learned to play it on guitar and I'm pretty stoked about it, for some reason)
Congrats Child! I know the feeling
Saturday Night Blues on the CBC. I've been listening to this program for decades. Tonight ...
Quote:Saturday, April 17, 2004, 11:00 p.m.
17/04/04
Calgary-based singer/guitarist Ellen McIlwaine in concert this week in Hour One of Saturday Night Blues. Renowned for her searing slide guitar work and gutsy vocals, Ellen McIlwaine continues to expand the boundaries of blues with elements of East Indian and North African influences. In Hour Two, an interview with acoustic blues artist Ernie Hawkins. In the 1960s, he learned ragtime guitar from Reverend Gary Davis, and performed with bluesmen such as Mance Lipscomb, Robert Pete Williams and Fred McDowell.
http://www.cbc.ca/snb/
