what are you listening to?

If the question was who did the cover art work for the album Hair Of The Dog, it was Dave Roe. Little late to the party with that one but whatever. :laughing1:
 
Dylan and the Dead

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Once again, my grass is blue...

Old Crow Medecine Show-"self-titled" 2004 Netwerk America Records cd


...Getting home from work on a cold morning. Eating a bowl of grits and crankin' the Bluegrass!
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A little wagon wheel . Great lp and band
 
Good work

I just want to say how much I have enjoyed this thread these last few days. It is clear to see that some of you have some very impressive record collections.

Granted, the music featured is not all to my taste but I love the enthusiasm. Keep it up. :thumbup:
 
Isis - Isis Isis on Budda Records. Take a Janis Joplin type soulful but bluesy singer, add Cream type heavy wah blues guitar solos, throw in a tad of Ian Anderson's flute work, add a cool horn section playing funky vibes and throw in some wild psychedelic effects and drum breaks leaving you with this very interesting lp from 1974. BTW, 8 chicks make up this band

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Mentors - You Axed For It original private press on Death Records. Raunchiest woman trashing band in the World but hey kickass

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Northwinds said:
Isis - Isis Isis on Budda Records. Take a Janis Joplin type soulful but bluesy singer, add Cream type heavy wah blues guitar solos, throw in a tad of Ian Anderson's flute work, add a cool horn section playing funky vibes and throw in some wild psychedelic effects and drum breaks leaving you with this very interesting lp from 1974. BTW, 8 chicks make up this band

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Thanks for the commentary and picture, Ron, as that one has piqued my interest. I will be hunting for it.

Nando.
 
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