Music
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John Joseph is the man!
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Hehe I love the term "cow punk" @SKT
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@Dmart Buckner’s first 4 albums are really good. I mean, the guy did an entire album based on poems by Edgar Lee Masters. He’s wonderfully weird. The album “Devotion & Doubt” is my favorite but it is a capital D Downer.
@Jett129 What a great track. Have you ever listened to any Bottlerockets? They’re good stuff too I think.
@mclaincausey Cow punk, when you hear it , you know
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Good call @Jett129 love the Bottle Rockets
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@Dmart i will check out last knife fighter
@Jett129 @mclaincausey The Bottle Rockets “1000 dollar car” brings back lots of good (and not so good) memories from my youth.
“A thousand dollar car, it’s life was through
‘Bout 50,000 miles before it got to you
Why did I ever buy, a thousand dollar car”
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Love that song!
I fell in love with them when I got their double love CD a while back. Love “Nancy Sinatra” too
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That’s so good! They have a song simply called “dog” that has been played on repeat by my kids because we got a pandemic puppy this past year.
I read a story recently about Brian Henneman and him retiring from the band and the “road”. Basically he just didn’t want to be away from home anymore. He had a hell of a run. He played on the first couple Wilco records I think and maybe the last Uncle Tupelo record.
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Every song that has Gavin Harrison playing drums is worth watching. Having said that, I can't pinpoint exactly what it is but Pineapple Thief haven't really resonated with me the way I'd expect. Although from what I've seen and heard they might be a case of better live than on record.
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That was nice!
Though, I will NEVER understand what possesses fans to clap during a performance (and on the one!) unless the band has indicated they want that. The band has this, they don’t need your help. STFU until it’s time for applause, noobs!
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@mclaincausey the clapping on the 1 thing is so phenomenally obnoxious. I love this clip of Harry Connick Jr where he flips what he's playing to get them back on the 2/4 — you can briefly see a member of his band cheering when he does it.
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I can't see the video but I think I remember having heard about that @popvulture Absolutely hilarious. I really like Harry Connick Jr–I don't listen to him much, but I enjoy him when I hear him and have immense respect for his New Orleanean-ness. His dad was a District Attorney (or some other role in the state's criminal justice system) and would get James Booker out of criminal jams just so that he could teach Harry Connick Jr piano. You couldn't pick a better New Orleans pianist for that. Connick's pedigree is as solid as it gets.
For any who don't know who James Booker was, he was this savant New Orleans pianist. He was a homosexual drug addict with psychological issues in the deep South, and consequently had a crazy and tragic life, but he was IMO one of the greatest players to ever touch a piano. This guy was playing Chopin flawlessly by ear as a little kid. He saw Wes Montgomery play and after the show mentioned that he missed a note in a solo. To demonstrate, he played the passage on the piano, then played it backwards and laughed.
This is an apropos example of his playing because the Montreux crowd... claps on the one
Another good one, his composition "Classified"
Equally apropos, Harry Connick Jr discussing him from an outtake from a great documentary Bayou Maharaja. This is a lengthy rabbit hole but IMO fascinating:
@jordanscollected if you don't know him you may enjoy him as a lover of NOLA.
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Love me some horns–----
