Current Favourites

Subject: Current Favourites
From: Llanfair
Date: 04 Jun 99 - 03:38 PM

Does anyone else listen to their favourite music whilst online? I've got Steeleye Span "Time" playing at the moment, but I have been listening to John Lennon......brilliant "Working Class Hero"....and Catatonia. Just because I'm a folkie doesn't mean I can't absorb all kinds of stuff!!! What's everyone else listening to? Hwyl, Bron.

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: Steve Latimer
Date: 04 Jun 99 - 04:16 PM

Bob Dylan, Million Miles from Time Out Of Mind. Who says Bob's not a bluesman?

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: katlaughing
Date: 04 Jun 99 - 04:30 PM

here's a sample of contemporary Native American music I listen to online at AIROS

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: Herge
Date: 04 Jun 99 - 06:32 PM

I'm listening to Sharon Shannon 'Each Little Thing' which you can check out at - http://www.grnlinnet.com/sndlib/ra_files.htm

Herge

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: Bud
Date: 04 Jun 99 - 11:17 PM

I like to listen to either Gregorian chant (my current favorite is "Crown of Fire" issued by the St. Paul Film Foundation) or collegiate glee songs, like "A Century of Brotherhood" which was produced at the 1997 Sinfonia Recording Festival. There might be some quibbling about the first falling into the category of folk music, but the Mudcatters seem to be flexible.

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From:
Date: 04 Jun 99 - 11:32 PM

There was a long thread about this within the last year - I have no idea what it was called but if we keep moving the thread to the top someone who remembers the thread title will drop in and remind us. Some really wonderful stuff was mentioned.

Sorry, I know that this is the classic Mudcat response to one thread in every 10 - "we had a thread on this a while ago and it was really good". I'm not trying to stop this conversation - just add some more responses to it.

If I could find the thread I could cut and paste the list I made in that one, but because I listen to every kind of music there is (almost) it takes too long to write it all out again.

Helen

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: campfire
Date: 05 Jun 99 - 02:30 AM

I'm pretty apt to be listening to some singer/songwriter (Nanci Griffith at the moment, usually a local) or more traditional stuff I'm trying to learn -or just like.

campfire

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: Jo Taylor
Date: 07 Jun 99 - 07:39 PM

Sharon Shannon again - 'Out the Gap'.

Jo

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: Folksie Lady
Date: 07 Jun 99 - 07:46 PM

Currently enamored of Saffire-The Uppity Blues Women. Keeps my face a-smilin' and my toes a-tappin'!

Folksie

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: Tony Burns
Date: 07 Jun 99 - 09:41 PM

Currently listening to "The Acoustic Workshop with Rick Fielding".

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: DonMeixner
Date: 07 Jun 99 - 10:22 PM

I am currently listening to a band called Fanigan's Isle fro points west. They have a good style and do a fair stylistic cover of the Kingston Trio. Hard work for a Duo.

I am always listening to The Corries.

Don

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: Guy Wolff
Date: 07 Jun 99 - 10:24 PM

Today was "Morris On" "A Cut Above" and "For Spice And Good Ale" at my pottery shop and tomarow will be Robert Johnson's double cd and "Into The Purple Valley">>>>>>> Connecticut is just to hot for anything but hot slide work at the moment.Cheers to all Guy

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: Susan A-R
Date: 07 Jun 99 - 10:40 PM

Listening to Michael A-R playing Blusette on his seven foot Steinway. Say, he isn't at all bad, and I'm NOT just biased. (this is live, not CD)

Susan A-R

Subject: RE: Current Favourites
From: Rita64
Date: 07 Jun 99 - 10:42 PM

Roberta Flack "First Take" - love her version of the Leonard Cohen song "Hey, that's no way to say goodbye".