MJers favorite bands

[Nolan Dalla]

Redsfann:

Is there anywhere on the net where we can get a sample of that blues artist you are refering to? I've run across some great blues guitarists in New Orleans (obscure no-names who can play the hell out of the guitar) and am always looking to get more CDs of great acts like the one you described. Please tell us more.

Thanks.

Nolan

 

[dawgball]

Nolan

I just found some Catfish Keith at audiogalaxy.com This is the music download software that I have had the best use out of lately.

But I don't know what the good songs are. I have not had a chance to listen to the 6 that I downloaded. I'll try and report here.

 

[redsfann]

Nolan and Dawgball:

Nolan and Dawgball:

How about his own website?

Great to see others here at Jack's that are interested in traditional blues.

Knock yer selves out. www.catfishkeith.com


Check out his bio and where he went to High School...........

 

[Anders]

I just KNOW i've missed out some


REM
The Smiths
Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy
The Clash
Sugarcubes
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
The Jam
Stiff Little Fingers
Sparklehorse
Hunters and Collectors
The Chills
Toy Love
American Music Club
Van Morrison
Gram Parsons
Emmylou Harris
Violent Femmes
Tim Buckley
Nick Drake
Paul Kelly and the Messengers
Abba
KISS
Blondie
Talking Heads
Belly
Lou Reed
Culture Club
Lucinda Williams
Manic Street Preachers
Billy Bragg
The Housemartins
Concrete Blonde
Lloyd Cole and the Commotions
The Go Betweens
Dinosaur Jr
Joy Division
The Waterboys
Public Enemy
Nanci Griffith
Throwing Muses

 

[Nolan Dalla]

Thanks for the link to Catfish........good stuff.

ND

 

[spang]

I must be getting old, anybody here remember:

Mott the Hoople

Roxy Music

 

[Billy]

It's a tie......

It's a tie......

Eagles
Bob Seager
Beatles
Bob Dylan
Doors
Stealy Dan
Jimi H.
Stepenwolf
Fleetwood Mac
Who
Cat Stevens
Pink Floyd
Led ZEP
Billy Joel
James Taylor
Mountain
ZZ TOP
Santana
Frank Zappa
just to name a few...........

 

[g-hawg]

Jimi Hendrix Experience; as good as it gets

Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble; great Texas Blues

Freddie King and Albert King; two of the best blues guitars ever

Miles, Train, Cannonball, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb; on the greatest jazz album or as far as I'm cocerned the best album ever made. "Kind of Blue" These six cats were as good of musicians as this country has ever had or may ever have, and when the cut was made they were all at the top of their games, I can't say enough about this cut it's the best all time. In fact I think I'll go listen to it now.

 

[Billy]

g-hawg

g-hawg

DAM........how could I have missed my BLUES.......Freddy was
AWESOME........Almond Bros......LYNARD SKYNARD.....GAWD DAMN
how could anyone leave out SKYNARD........and for me to skip
Stevie Ray....I ought to be taken out back for a good old ass
kickin.......I know I'm not the best speller, but you know who i"m
talkin bout.........

 

[Hoops]

One of the most overlooked artists and albums from last year, who might be the next 'big thing'..probably not commercially but artistically, was Pete Yorn's 'Musicforthemorningafter'..good stuff.

 

[Blitz]

Lightning

Lightning

Glad to see somebody else in here likes Rush!
U2 is my favorite band, but Rush is right up there...
Anyone who even likes Rush a little, must see them live.
I've seen them over a dozen times live and let me tell you it is an awesome experience.
Neil Peart is the best drummer in Rock and they always have an awesome light show...

 

[LARGE]

my fav is Prince because thats what we heard we I went to highschool. now I listen to alot of different stuff, like
creed
U2
ja rule
all of the AC\DC
pink floyd
led zep
p.s. Reddsfan they have something like what your talking about on the river, at memphis, it's more rock and roll though. It's called Memphis in May I went last year and loved it. I don't have a web site, but it can't be that hard to find. They have 4 or 5 stages, 1 is for blues and the rest for rock.:moon: shake what yo mama gave ya.

 

[EMJ32]

Best group: Aerosmith

Best male solo: tie between Jackson Browne and James Taylor

Best female solo: Britney Spears....don't care if she can sing, I just love to watch that sweet thing!

Best female solo who I want to do a duet with: see above ^

 

[dawgball]

Hoops

Pete Yorn is very talented. I've seen him twice since he is from Atlanta. He plays here pretty often. He's as good live as he is on CD.

 

[Juice]

The Three Tenors

 

[Ripper]

Still like em all after 30+ years

Kinks
Foghat
Cream
Humble Pie
Bloodrock
Steppenwolf
Iron Butterfly
Quicksilver
Ten Years After
Grand Funk Railroad
Uriah Heep
Jethro Tull
Deep Purple
J.Geils Band
James Gang
Yes
Z Z Top
Blue Oyster Cult
Billy Idol

Party On Dudes!!!!

 

[TexasBC6]

Old:
Beatles
Stones
Pink Floyd
Hendrix
Doors
Zeppelin
Lynyrd Skynyrd
CCR

New:
Radiohead
Korn
Disturbed
Pearl Jam

Of course I left off a ton of great bands/performers. Those are just some of my top ones.

 

[nhl8810]

Ripper

Ripper

great call on Uriah Heep....They have some great tunes

 

[Gatorbait]

Jane's Addiction without a doubt. If you ever saw em' live, you definately know what I'm talking about ............moving to say the least



...................then there is Pink Floyd ......no need to try and remember the good o'l times

 

[ZMAN]

you guys are killing me............ no mention of dream theater?

1) dream theater
2) led zeppelin
3) black sabbath
4) blue oyster cult
5) yes