The Incredible Music Thread

[gorgonzola]

I'd be hard pressed to think of a better one. Seldom do you see Daltrey with an axe. I think this was the last stop on the original "Who's Last" tour. They've had so many 'last tours' that it's more like "Who's Counting?" Hey-yo!

Ha I was going to school in Philly when they announced a "final tour" show at JFK stadium, maybe '82-83 ish? My friends from home put together a magic bus trip for the show so I drove home to Toms River to enjoy the ride back and forth to the show.

 

[Sick Bird Rider]

Change of pace. Oh my, this is a good Neil Young cover:

 

[Sick Bird Rider]

Speaking of classics:

 

[Sick Bird Rider]

I could keep going:

 

[Campgottagopee]

Bonnie Raitt is badass
When I was in TX there was a bar right across the street from where I worked, we'd hit the place after work for a couple beers. One night it was packed in there. Bartender said Bonnie was showing up to sing. She did. Just her and her guitar, sitting on a stool, singing. It was awesome.

 

[gorgonzola]

^Two very talented ladies, seen Lake Street Dive 4-5 times

RIP Mr. Prine...

 

[tirolski]

Here’s a classic.

 

[Sick Bird Rider]

Glen Campbell was a very talented guitar player, a skill kind of overlooked in his larger fame.

Then he recorded this song, which set up John Hartford for life:

 

[Sick Bird Rider]

Going out on a limb here with a cover of The Boss. But it is pretty great, the singer is Canadian, and the mandolin player is the virtuosic Chris Thile.

 

[tirolski]

Waylon’ Jennings step grandson, Struggle Jennings, and Caitlynne Curtis played in the Cuse last week.
He raps and she sings like an angel.