What music are you listening to now?

[Swayin]

Yes, mentioned, but worth mentioning it again! Paul's breakdown of "Tomorrow Never Knows," one of my favorite Beatles songs that is so often overlooked, was fascinating. That one song alone broke so many barriers in the studio and opened up a world of possibilities for folks like Brian Wilson to step into and explore.

I can't remember if it's been mentioned on this thread. But every music / Rock'n Roll fan needs to watch the new doc on Hulu with Rick Rubin talking to Paul McCartney. There are 6 - 1/2hr episodes. It is very well done.

 

[TheYancey]

 

[Gamecock Caveman]

Released April 1967 and peaked at #8 in the charts for The Temptations...........

 

[TheYancey]

SRV died on this day in 1990.
 

 

[Swayin]

1 hour ago, TheYancey said:

SRV died on this day in 1990.
 

Ouch. such a loss still to this day.  And I think I posted this same video earlier in the thread-  Austin City Limits?

 

[Swayin]

 

[Swayin]

 

[TheYancey]

 

[TheYancey]

 

[Gamecock Caveman]

Released February 1992 and peaked at #55 in the charts for Van Halen............

 

[Swayin]

 

[Homebrewcock]

Got it on Record Store Day this year.  6 LPs.  Paris 1972.

 

[Gamecock Caveman]

Released February 2005 and peaked at #19 in the charts for Ludacris............

 

[TheYancey]

 

[TheYancey]

 

[Gamecock Caveman]

Released July 1969 and peaked at #2 in the charts for Credence Clearwater Revival.............

 

[FurmanCock]

On 9/20/2021 at 1:07 PM, TheYancey said:

 

[Homebrewcock]

 

[Swayin]

 

[TheYancey]