After this song I recommend something lighter. Tom Waits & Iggy Pop in Jim Jarmusch movie 'Coffee&Cigarettes'. The scene is quintessence of it's title. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6Mw6b1T50U
Off topic. Iggy Pop attended Doors concert in Michigan (20.10.1967) and that 'intoxicated' show inspired Iggy to found the Stooges.
Waits is always good...Blue Valentine. "Somewhere"....a video of West Side Story with Tom's cover would be pretty cool! Sorry but that movie is looking really dated...a rumble in ballet shoes? Ha!
My friend saw Iggy and the Stooges back in the day more than a dozen times....he is from Detroit.
Right now some "Rainy Day Dream Away"......the whole side, actually.
"After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music".
"Bluebird"....those guitars!!! Considered the best live band in LA at the time.
What I would give to have heard them live!! Buffalo Springfield. No post at youtube so here is another of my all time favorites!!
"Hung Upside Down"...widely considered one the BEST Rock and Roll songs of all time....this post has all the pops and ticks of old vinyl, but still rocks!! My mono is perfect!!
Truth & Janey a local 70's power blues band that is in the likes of Hendrix and Cream..whose great lp "No Rest For The Wicked" has gone for $300 here and $3000 in Europe where they are REALLY IN DEMAND.
Guitarist Billy Janey is playing still today and is considered one of the top blues guitarists in the US.
Hard to find anything to share but mp3's and Cds can be easily found at Amazon.com.
I'm gonna shoot you right down,
right offa your feet
Take you home with me,
put you in my house
Boom boom boom boom
A-haw haw haw haw
Hmmm hmmm hmmm hmmm
Hmmm hmmm hmmm hmmm
Great choice, I love his blues!
The King of the Boogie
John Lee Hooker and Bonnie Raitt play "I'm In The Mood" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rT-FoZt95D4
Just look how Bonnie Rait looks to John Lee Hooker at the start of this duet. He was in his (at least close) nineties!
And at the end: "Any time anywhere you call I'll be there!"
John Lee His first two on vinyl are two of the most collectible in the universe!
He had no budget on his early recordings, so in order to get that echo with his deep voice, he brought a bathroom fixture into the studio & he sang into a toilet bowl.
the John Lee Hooker Boxset is very good, i love it...comes with a nice booklet too...sorry to say , i don't have any LPs of his, only CDs.... "Hooker and Heat" with the band canned heat is greaT, I HAVE THE hOUSE bOOGIE TAPES VOL. 1 AND 2
