What kind of music do you like

Any jackson brown fans out there? sue

Or maybe 2live crew? How about the artist formally known as prince?

Boy, it sure is lonely out here!! I am a lover of jazz, especially John Coltrane, Miles Davis (before and after electric), Dave Brubeck, MJQ. If not jazz, then classical is next, specifically Mozart and Chopin followed by South American jazz, folk-rockers from the 60's and last, but certainly not least, Patsy Cline.

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Does anyone remember Head East? I think the only album they ever put out was called Flat as a Pancake. I wish I still had that one.

ruby i used to love Prince (you can call him that now, it's ok!) . he used to be one of my faves when i was around 13 or 14. my fave song is 'Erotic City'. What's yours?

lil

Oh yeah I like Jackson Browne, and Peter Frampton, and Boz Skaggs, MIKEPIPER-we must be about the same age? Seems we like alot of the same people. What about Tracy Chapman, Neil Young, Credence Clearwater Revival, Led Zepplin, Marshall Tucker, Eagles, CSN&Y, Seals and Crofts, Hall and Oates, REO Speedwagon, and Pure Prarie League? HAHAHA.....I could name on forever people.

COUNTRY HERE AND THAT MEANS ALAN JACKSON FROM NEWNAN, GA. ALSO LOVE SOUTHERN GOSPEL AND THAT MEANS THE INSPIRATIONS.
JIM

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sue

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kelly333, I just saw Hall and Oats a few months ago in Atlantic City. They still look and sound great.

Lilith, there are so many prince songs that I like but I heard one today that I haven't heard in a long time Raspberry Barret? I forgot how much I liked it!!!! sue



sue

kelly333:wow, like all those! Pure Prarie Leauge's "AMY"..now that was music! How about any Texans out there that are Texas Tornado fans? They are really cool too!

Not the kind My Bro listens too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)

Kelly333
Did Peter Frampton not have the most amazing head of hair..........
Opps I was having a flashback.

Different stuff for different times. Most fun I ever had at a concert was a 60's Harry Belafonte performance in The City. He did the audience participation thing with "Matilda". I listen to "oldies" on spinner or rolling stone radio when I'm playing on the PC...like now.

Mike, I can't thank you enough. I have always had a hearing loss that prevents me from understanding many (okay, most) of the words of songs. I loved reading the "rest of" Starry Starry Night, since I often sing only three words when I step outside on one of those. And Patrick, you can forget about lonesome, those are some of my favorites. I could go on and on about the charms of vinyl, since I have very few CDs, and they would often be in those groups. Progressive Jazz, Stan Kenton, Peggy Lee, Chris Conner, Four Freshmen, Limeliters, Earl Grant, Happy Jazz Band, oops, New Orleans Jazz, then Ray Price, Don Gibson, Jim Reeves, Bobby Darin, Brook Benton, Jo Stafford, Julie London, Sarah Vaughn, Dinah Washington...Hard to stop, but I draw the line at rap and anything that sounds like angry ranting. I did listen to Gree Beret and things like that in their time. Marty Robbins, Roger Miller, Faron Young, Conway Twitty, Margie Bowes, somebody save me from myself, my turntable is broken.

I'm with flowox except for the old jazz.:)

sargent barry sadler-I listen to my album when im putzin in the basement!

As long as it's not rap or heavy metal.. If I had to choose only one, I'm die-hard country..But I also listen to golden oldies, showtunes, classical and all in between.
Larkie

I do listen to a alot of country as well but i am partial to the 60's and 70's music, alot of the music today doesn't compare to the early years.

Rap can't even hear the words so i can't enjoy it and the violence and hate that I have seen in the lyrics I wouldn't listen to it anyways.

Same for heavy metal can't get into screeh music sorry METAL fans.

Kelly 333 i could go on and on about different groups as well, I have LP's, cassettes, and CD's so my music library is very large.

I hate to get rid of my LP's as so of the music is out of print and can't be found.

I was even a Musk Rat love and You got me Babe fan, some of you know who I am talking about.

Mike

Ooh, Cher was great, You got me Babe, and Muskrat Love was so-so. If Loving You Was Wrong was good about that time, and I guess BJ Thomas was then. I agree, the old music was really music. And swing rocks! Big band, Bessie Smith blues. Mike, if you do decide to get rid of your vinyl, I will be happy to take them off your hands. Ever think you just must hear Dave Mason? Helping a friend clean out a rental unit, I lucked into some reel to reels many years ago, the previous tenant having been a dj, and some of the greatest stuff from the 60s and 70s was there. The player needs work now, but it sure entertained the kids and me when they were teens.

Boy i wouldn't think of get rid of my LP's, I still have my first turntable I got as a kid and still use it from time to time.

My Loggins and Masina,Moody Blues,Three Dog Night,Tijuna Brass, and so many others are on my LP's.

I would be lost with out them. Get back you can't have them their mine , all mine, no I won't share.

Meanie! But I wouldn't part with one of mine. Is your turntable direct drive? The ones I had with belts are defunct, and I haven't found a good source for belts, etc. My direct drive is great, but the tone arm fell apart several years ago, and the only person I trusted to work on it moved away. Sort of like my old O'Keefe and Merrit stove. I guess you could say I resist change.

Well I don't mind change,but don't touch, mine mine mine.

Mine is belt drive as well and I baby mine.Not sure where to get new neddles though.

I like almost all but not heavy metal.. or rap none like which has volience, sex or drugs or anti-christ or rebellion stuff like that which god hate this very much.

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Ruby42, 2 Live Crew! now that takes me back. rap at it's best. "**** the police!" & "me so horny!"

Zany, Trance is US house but more minimal and a slightly faster bass drum. it's huge in the clubs here and in the Med right now.

Mark

I went to my first concert when I was 14. Steppinwolf & Edwin Starr. I grew up listening to the Doors and Jimi Hendrix. Can you imagine how much fun it was for me to drive my son to his hockey games when he would listen to Jimi Hendrix to "get his head ready for the game"? My son is 27 years younger than I and he discovered the Doors, Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn on his own. He never misses B.B. King or Buddy Guy or Dick Dale when they come to town. Did I mention that he taught himself to play jazz guitar? I still love to listen to this music but I listen to a lot of country too.

Classical music, songs from old (only old, not recent- because they are more noisy and meaningless) Hindi and Kannada films. No taste for western music of any sort.

Right now I am into soft jazz..and nature music in the Solitudes collection. The Manhattans..Barry White, for cetain moods. Before that it was Celine Dion, Barbra Striesand, Michael Bolton.

do you remember LOBO? I still download all the old songs. I still have all my albumns and a few 8tracks! My first 45 was a boy named sue by johnny cash. I bought it cuz my older sister hated that song! lol I WAS a brat!!!
Janis Joplin was my favorite female singer back then!!!lol
Johnny Mellencamp is still dah MAN!

loved janis and joe cocker too!!! oh, the good old days:)

Well fellow music lovers here it goes...anything from Motown. Marvin Gaye was the love of my life and if he recorded it, I own it even his book called Divided Soul, Otis Redding,Cher still love her to death, she is a woman after my own heart.The Doors, Patsy Cline,Loretta Lynn. My old Bucket loves heavy meatal, and I love anything that has to do with love. Let's not forget the Great Barry White, my God that man's voice just sends me. Hank Williams, Dolly Parton, Tommy Roe. The only rap record that I liked was M C Hammer's you can't touch this, "my my music is so hard makes me say oh my lord thank you for blessing me with two big feet and a mind to rap and keep this beat...you can't touch this" The love songs that would always get me in trouble because I thought the guy I was dating reall meant everything that the song was saying...got my heart ripped out a lot lol. Has anyone heard the song Blue Velvet played by Jean Almonds, he plays sacs and it puts goose bumps on me evey time I play it. I can't listen to Christian music it makes me cry, I think of my mother and son.

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Wow, I listen to about anything (except rap). I love old Country: George Jones, Hank Williams Sr, Conway Twitty, Johnny Cash, etc; Oldies; 70's & 80's rock & roll. Jazz, blues, etc etc etc. John Cougar is my favorite! Julie

Julie-a smart woman-Johnny is the best!

I listen to mostly country. or old rock. son listens to rap, and believe it or not some of the stuff ain't bad.

JustmeLisa.....I loved that song, Amy too!!!

JustmeLisa.....I loved that song, Amy too!!!

Gwydion, Loved Frampton's hair back then. He was a bit thin for my taste...but the guy could sing and play that GUITAR like nobody's business. Dont forget that weird device he had to change his voice on Do You Feellll Like We Do??? AWESOME.

Mike...I also have a large collection. How about Cher...she is still good, and you liked Captain and Tennile too? I did too. What about Fleetwood Mac...and Kansas, and Styx? What about the song Black Betty by Ram Jam.....anybody remember that?

Oldies, Easy listening type music, some classical, some Christian, and ANYTHING BY ****** ROD STEWART ***** He's is definitely the man. DD and I have been to too many concerts to remember. Two this past summer, one the day before my birthday and the other the day after my birthday. WOW!!!!!!!!! What a birthday present!!!!

You're in my heart - You're in my soul...........vic

Ruby42...I liked Jackson Browne! Mike..Im also a Three Dog Night fan...
someone mentioned Head East..I have that LP. Anyone like BAD COMPANY, Rossington Collins Band, 38 Special, Allman Brothers....I got engaged when Dickie Betts sang the song Layla many years ago...when I was at his concert in NJ. I ended up naming my daughter Kayla...hmm...Eric Clapton was another all time fav of mine. I should of been a disc jockey back then....I would of been a good one...ROTFL.

Rod Stewart was good most of the time.... also loved and I mean LOVED Elton John. What about RADAR LOOOOVE? Golden Earring. HAHA.
What about The Cars, and Nantucket? oh I cant stop thinking of these guys...I also loved KC and the Sunshine Band....Im Your Boogie Man...oh my....Id better go...I feel like dancing.......LOL....reminds me of the old Michael Jackson....I liked him up until he started changing his looks all around. He and the Jackson 5 were great. He had some really great dancing songs out. But when he went to that Wizard and Oz thing...he lost it.
All RIGHT...Im going now.

Oh I forgot to tell you that I love Tom Jones...What's New Pussycat woh,woh, woha! I let you guess why I love this one lol.

My mom loved Tom Jones.....she thought he was HOT....hehe...guess he still is.

I can't believe no one's mentioned Journey. Steve Perry's voice was just the greatest! Still like the Police,Bonnie Raitt,Elton John and Don Henley.