Music

[mclaincausey]

Setzer lives (or at least lived) in Minneapolis. He was very nice to us fans who accosted him

[Jett129]

Many years ago,my band was playing at a club in Philadelphia and the opening band was a band we had never heard of called the Bloodless Pharaohs. The guitar player was Brian Setzer. Needless to say they were quite hard to follow.

[Aetas]

Never heard of the Bloodless Pharaohs before.

Thanks @Jett129 for posting.

You all where still young at this time ….

Together with Gary Setzer!

[mclaincausey]

Local roaster has a blend branded "Bitches Brew" so now a formative album will be freaking out the dogs for the next couple of hours. Just love this damn album… So evocative of mystery and the mystical.

I would strongly recommend Miles Davis' autobiography as well, it is fascinating, in turns hilarious, inspiring, and tragic, and definitely you can hear his raspy voice narrating the thing as you read it. He, like another of my favorites, Frank Zappa, was so visionary and so good at assembling and motivating the talent needed to realize his vision.

[organisys]

Betty Davis….

[mclaincausey]

She rules. I learned about her on season 2 of Mike Judge's brilliant series "Tales From the Tour Bus" (a must for music lovers: first season did outlaw country, second did funk. I bought each season from YouTube for $20 a pop, 10 episodes–well worth it because you can always screen them for guests and they never get old).

[BD81]

[mclaincausey]

Yeah! Outlaw shit fo sho

And some hippie outlaw shit (maybe my favorite anecdote from either season where nobody gets shot)

[BD81]

Yeah a lot of them good old boys of that time loved the cocaine and whiskey.

[BD81]

@BD81:

Yeah a lot of them good old boys loved the cocaine and whiskey.

[Stuart.T]

[BD81]

Great tune @Stuart.T ! Personally i think cocaine is highly overrated.

[mclaincausey]

Troubadour is a go-to album for wifey and me. Great for romantic vibes.

They loved their whiskey, cocaine, AND pills. It's interesting, they said Willie would fire people for doing the devil's dandruff, and Waylon for doing the devil's lettuce. Look who's still here!

[mclaincausey]

[BD81]

Yeah that is very strange isn't it lol. I think the pot is what's  keeping Willy alive and performing at 86 years old !

I'm going to give that album a listen… haven't really listened to a whole lot of  johnny p.

[BD81]

This guy is pretty decent. This is a great country cover of my favourite RHCP track.

[Aetas]

@organisys:

Betty Davis….

….is awesome!  @organisys

[mclaincausey]

The Trilogy…a shame he couldn't have brought the Meters and Lowell George to the Cap to fully replicate the album lineup.

[gaseousclay]

Kinda liking this guy from Norway. He’s a multi instrumentalist and does metal versions of non-metal songs. He can be a little silly but he’s very talented

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[Chris]

That is kinda ridiculous, but also kinda brilliant. I love it.