stooka

1977 - Roy Acuff/Boxcar Willie @ Grand Ole Opry.

I thought it odd The Black Keys were included.

Fun read though.

Jeff Tweedy

Jack White

M Ward

David Byrne

these gentlemen have a way of evolving over time without giving up on quality.

You'd be hard pressed to find 2 better answers than The Pretenders - Learning To Crawl and AC/DC - Back In Black. It's safe to even suggest that Chrissie Hynde still has another comeback in her somewhere.

Of course, these represent a comeback from devastating losses within the band as opposed to a run of stinkers. For that, I agree with the Dylan mentioned before and add Blood On The Tracks.

I took the songs listed so far and picked some as a mixtape. Here 'tis...

Happiness Is A Warm Gun

Good Day Sunshine

Ballad Of John & Yoko

Within You Without You

Glass Onion

Being For The Benefit Of Mr Kite

Drive My Car

Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da

Yer Blues

Long Long Long

Looks pretty kick ass to me!

This is pretty good too. Starts off slow but picks up quickly...

 

A Time-Lapse Map of Every Nuclear Explosion Since 1945 - by Isao Hashimoto

 

This just pisses me off! WTF?

Blistering thanks

Not everyone here is from Chicago.

Not everyone here is a Jazz fan.

No one should be shocked that an 88 year old man in ill health passes. (Don't mean to be harsh, but sometimes this seems like the 'Chicago' in Viachicago is more important than the inspiration for the board.)

don't be a douchebag, man! Nobody made you click on this thread!

It stops the record dead in its tracks.

wrong

Watched the USA v Canada soccer game again! Wow, what a match!!! Alex Morgan is a beast!! Looking forward to today's gold medal final

Hooliganism

My least favorite side project is probably Tom Tom Club

Not a fan of fun, are ya?

Luckily, my ex enjoys bands like Asia, Poison and Whitesnake.

The Honeydrippers

Monsters Of Folk

The Dirty Mac Band

July

R.I.P. Andy!

Anyone here familiar with his description of a football game in the routine "What It Was, Was Football"? Classic country humor.

Got to meet Merle Haggard last night after the show. Granted it was brief and consisted of a handshake and some gushing about how much we appreciated him playing in our town, but he was super friendly.

Btw... The show was terrific and his new material blended seemlessly with the classics, which was quite a surprise!

I find this guy just as objectionable as an asshole who holds tweedy captive In a conversation throughout the majority of a LRS intermission, thus disallowing the free exchange of ideas for anyone else with the man or makes silly dog panting noises during the song I requested. Either way, I find your position utter

BS!

Joe "King" Carrasco

Poor Max?!?!?!

I think Max is doin fine, playing for Texas' best band!

For you, Howard:

sweet poster!

Like the new record! Love the title track and how it takes a turn off into an instrumental. Has anyone else ever had a cymbal solo on their record? Let alone, two? Hahaha

Time to find a new muse though.... ZD has run her course.

Only complaint would be that the record has no consistency. Whereas all his other releases flow quite well. This one can't seem to find it's identity. It's up, it's down. I find myself skipping Primitive Girl and the ZD tracks for the lush, slower songs. I swear the man has seven fingers on each hand....

Was in Boise this weekend and heard Dawned On Me at a restaurant on Sat and again at another on Sunday.

Ringo Starr

Shuggie Otis

Meg White

Currently streaming new record on NPR...