journolud
Well-Known Member
Doll by Doll
And as if by magic, Wilco pops up on my iPodIf your into Americana
Sons of bill
Wyckham proteus
the late Jimmy Lafave
Neal Casal
Blue mountain
Gingersol
Stewboss
Jim Bryson
Steve Dawson
Waiting for Henry
The Americans
Rod Picott
Family of the year
Peter Bruntnell
Michael McDermott
The westies
James McMurtry
Danny and the Champions
David Munyon
Lou Ford
Then there’s a no who you rarley hear of but have made many albums
Uncle Tupeko
Wilco
Son Volt
The Jayhawks
and the late great Warren Zevon
I get a lot of grief from mates (and my missus, who usually shares my taste in music) for my love of this band ..... from their early New York Dolls/Trash days, right through to their masterpiece final album, Tin Drum.
Mick Karn was a phenomenal, distinctive bass player. (RIP)
Give Goddo and teenage head a listen if you haven’t already
I get a lot of grief from mates (and my missus, who usually shares my taste in music) for my love of this band ..... from their early New York Dolls/Trash days, right through to their masterpiece final album, Tin Drum.
Mick Karn was a phenomenal, distinctive bass player. (RIP)
Yes, I was well into them in the early 80s and saw them several times at the Apollo, first time the evening following the Spuds 1 - 1 FA cup final. Mick Khan was just a phenomenal musician all round, but here is a clip of his fretless bass work. Try to ignore the shite poetry.