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02-13-2014, 06:16 PM
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Apparently at one time FM's manager was Dan Hick's old manager. I forget which person, but thought it was awesome there was a FM/DH tie in. lol I always just thought they were folk-like, but yea, I guess hard to explain.
I love the Smiths and have seen Morrissey before. Great flippin' show. Am not at all familiar with his more recent stuff.
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#47
02-13-2014, 07:18 PM
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becca, Garbo,
Check out Morrissey's last three studio albums: You Are the Quarry Ringleader of the Tormentors Years of Refusal Yes, Johnny Marr is missed but Moz has never been better!
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02-16-2014, 01:20 AM
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I mate for life with so many! And with most, I have their entire catalog and more. Alas, most of my collection is on the other side of the country, so this is only what comes to mind at the moment.
Aerosmith Beatles Led Zepplin Otis Redding Doors Jefferson Airplane/Starship Crosby Stills, Nash & Young /solo Jimi Hendrix Mamas and Papas/solo Simon and Garfunkel Byrds Janis Joplin Velvet Underground/Lou Reed Badfinger Monkees Beach Boys Zombies Joni Mitchell The Band REM Tori Amos Sheryl Crow Raspberries Black Keys Elton John Aimee Mann/Til Tuesday Maria McKee/Lone Justice Partridge Family/David Cassidy 10,000 Maniacs natalie era Elvis Costello David Bowie Steely Dan Jim Croce The Cars Scissor Sisters Tom Petty Bangles Florence and the Machine U2 The Smiths/Morrissey Pink Floyd
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#49
02-16-2014, 05:18 AM
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10-14-2014, 07:14 PM
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Angus and Julia Stone
Lissie Emiliana Torrini Crosby, Stills & Nash/Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Lamb DJ Shadow Janis Joplin Carole King Beth Orton Bonobo Jefferson Airplane First Aid Kit Joni Mitchell Cat Stevens Bjork Asgeir Bic Runga John Martyn Elton John Heart David Bowie Blue Oyster Cult Eagles Grand Avenue Hooverphonic Flunk The War on Drugs Haim Laura Nyro Iron & Wine The National Natalie Imbruglia Kathleen Edwards Florence + The Machine Imogen Heap Led Zeppelin Frou Frou Heather Nova Tricky Jackson Browne Goldfrapp Joseph Arthur Miss Kittin Massive Attack Josh Rouse Nick Drake Simon and Garfunkel Portishead London Grammar Cass Elliot The Mamas and the Papas PJ Harvey Lifehouse Mat Kearney Marvin Gaye The Outfield The Carpenters Pete Yorn The Rolling Stones Sandy Denny Young the Giant Cyndi Lauper Notwist ABBA Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros Midlake Tom McRae Roisin Murphy Ryan Adams ....and many, many more.
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10-14-2014, 07:57 PM
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Ok, I was trying to be concise the first post back in January, but now, I'm feeling a little more verbose:
Mose Allison Allman Bros Band The Gregg Allman Band Aquarium Rescue Unit Bad Company Badfinger Baker Gurvitz Army Ginger Baker's Air Force The Band The Beach Boys The Beatles Jeff Beck Tony Bennett Dickey Betts Band Dickey Betts & Great Southern The Black Crowes Blind Faith Blondie Blue Oyster Cult David Bowie Garth Brooks Brooks & Dunn James Brown Jackson Browne Jack Bruce Buffalo Springfield Burning Spear The Byrds Cheap Yellow Mustard The Chiffons Eric Clapton Gary Clark, Jr Stanley Clarke Joe Cocker John Coltrane Concrete Blonde Ry Cooder Chick Corea Counting Crows Cream Creedence Clearwater Revival David Crosby Crosby & Nash CSN(Y) Sheryl Crow The Crusaders Dada Miles Davis Derek & The Dominos Delaney & Bonnie & Friends Dion (& the Belmonts) Donovan Bob Dylan Dave Edmunds Walter Egan The Eagles Electric Light Orchestra Emerson, Lake & Palmer Flying Burrito Brothers John Fogerty The Four Tops Free Gerry & the Pacemakers Marvin Gaye Genesis Stan Getz Ghost of a Sabre Toothed Tiger Vince Gill Lowell George Gov't Mule The Grateful Dead Herbie Hancock Richie Havens George Harrison Heart Howlin' Wolf The Iveys Jimi Hendrix Buddy Holly & the Crickets John Lee Hooker Jefferson Airplane Elton John Robert Johnson Albert King BB King Earl King Freddie King King Crimson Billy J Kramer & The Dakotas Led Zeppelin John Lennon Julian Lennon Sean Lennon Little Feat Nick Lowe Lyle Lovett Lynyrd Skynyrd Bob Marley & The Wailers Martha & the Vandellas Dave Mason John Mayer Paul McCartney Joni Mitchell The Moody Blues The Motels The Motet Mothers Of Invention Mountain Nektar New Riders of the Purple Sage Roy Orbison Oteil & The Peacemakers The Outlaws Jimmy Page Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Robert Plant The Plastic Ono Band The Police The Pretenders Prince Pure Prairie League Quicksilver Messenger Service Keith Richards & the X-Pensive Winos Return To Forever Rockpile The Rolling Stones The Ronettes Linda Ronstadt Leon Russell Santana Sea Level The Shadowblasters Frank Sinatra Matt Slagg & The Tramp Iron Railroad The Spin Doctors Spooky Tooth Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band Ringo Starr Steely Dan Sting The Supremes Talking Heads The Tedeschi Trucks Band Susan Tedeschi The Temptations Ten Years After Peter Tosh Pete Townshend Traffic The Derek Trucks Band The Turtles U2 Keith Urban The Ventures Gene Vincent Muddy Waters Wings Edgar Winter Johnny Winter Steve Winwood Gary Wright XTC The Yardbirds Yes Dwight Yoakam Neil Young (& Crazy Horse) Frank Zappa ZZ Top and about 3 or 400 more. EDIT: Major omissions: Pete Anderson Argent The Bangles Count Basie Orchestra Pat Benatar Benny Goodman Orchestra George Benson Big Brother & The Holding Company (& Janis Joplin) Big & Rich Dave Brubeck Burning Sensations Paul Butterfield Blues Band Colbie Caillat Canned Heat Paul Carrack The Carter Family (Maybelle, June, Carlene, etc) Johnny Cash Roseanne Cash Ray Charles The Chantays The Challengers Cheap Trick The Church Johnny Clegg & Savuka Patsy Cline Elvis Costello Robert Cray Burton Cummings Dick Dale & The Del-Tones Deep Purple Dire Straits The Doobie Bros (NOT the Michael McDonald era, however) The Doors Duke Ellington Orchestra Brian Eno Bill Evans Gil Evans The Fabulous Thunderbirds Faces (& Small Faces) Bryan Ferry (& Roxy Music) Peter Frampton Peter Gabriel Jerry Garcia Band Gin Blossoms Dizzy Gillespie The Go-Gos Stephane Grappelli David Grisman The Guess Who Buddy Guy John Hammond, Jr Warren Haynes Bruce Hornsby Humble Pie Elmore James Etta James Waylon Jennings Jethro Tull The Kinks Mark Knopfler Leo Kottke Patty Loveless The Lumineers Manfred Mann's Earth Band McGuinness Flint John McLaughlin & the Mahavishnu Orchestra Mike & The Mechanics Glenn Miller Band Steve Miller Band Wes Montgomery Van Morrison Willie Nelson Randy Newman Harry Nilsson Old & In The Way Oregon Orleans Joan Osborne Pablo Cruise Oscar Peterson Pink Floyd Poco Billy Preston Procol Harum Bonnie Raitt Jimmy Reed Lou Reed Renaissance Max Roach David Lee Roth Terje Rypdal Sade Sanford-Townsend Band Savoy Brown Ravi Shankar Carly Simon Paul Simon Squeeze Rod Stewart Stephen Stills' Manassas Supertramp James Taylor Koko Taylor Ralph Towner The Traveling Wilburys Robin Trower Van Halen Stevie Ray Vaughan Jimmie Vaughan Joe Walsh Hank Williams, Sr & Jr Brian Wilson Carl Wilson Dennis Wilson Wishbone Ash Ronnie Wood Warren Zevon
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#53
10-15-2014, 08:49 AM
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Implying the bands and artists that I'm used to listen to and not bands that I generally like, I'd say that beside Fleetwood Mac/ Stevie Nicks I'm into:
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Elton John Peter Gabriel Queen Clash (not much lately though)
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#54
10-16-2014, 11:51 AM
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Anyone else totally into Paolo Nutini? This guy, after a debut album that I totally did not like (juvenile songwriting), has really developed a sound that I'm loving on his latest album. He sounds like a man who has lived a little, instead of a boy.
 I saw a review on Amazon that claimed Paolo isn't taken seriously by the music biz because he's too pretty. 
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10-16-2014, 05:15 PM
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So great to see Everything but the Girl mentioned here! "Eden" got me through uni and I've loved them ever since! Another Bridge, Each and Every One, Cross My Heart some favourites..
Have any other fans read Tracey's auto bio? A great read, highly recommended! I also love: Elvis Costello Chic The Beatles Quite a select taste! Probably because the Mac takes up most of my music listening!
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10-16-2014, 06:26 PM
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10-16-2014, 09:09 PM
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I remember this kid. His first album had a cheeseball song called "New Shoes". Didn't care for it...or that album. THIS, on the other hand, is amaze-balls! Might have to check out this new record. Thanks for sharing! 
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10-16-2014, 11:33 PM
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WOW. I am really impressed by huge diverse lists people shared. There were about 40 artists that I noticed that forgot to put on my list. I'm a completist, so a good portion of my list are artists of which I've collected their entire discography, and then some. It kills me that most of it is in storage on the other side of the country. Hopefully I'll be united with in the next year or so. I'll be overwhelmed.
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10-17-2014, 12:01 AM
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I love his voice and his early solo work after the TV series ended. I love the Partridge Family albums for the quality of the work. A lot of reputable musicians, writers and producers worked on those songs, and not just for the Partridge Family. Many of the musicians were from the Wrecking Crew era, and worked with and augmented tons of famous bands and artists. When they hired David, they weren't even looking for a singer. They intended him to lip-sync; that was until they found out he could sing, He was more pf a hippie rocker than a teen idol, but he went along with it. The Monkees were the forerunner manufactured TY band, but they actually became a real band, Mike and Peter were musicians, Davy was singer, as was Micky could sing, and learned to play drums. Most of their albums were a mixture of them and sessions players.
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10-17-2014, 12:55 AM
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Thanks, I thought it was really good, too.
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