Yesterday's listening selections
Squishman Audioholic Field Marshall Tuesday at 5:18 PM #5,284 I have been an Ozark Mountain Daredevils fan since about 1975.
Squishman Audioholic Field Marshall Wednesday at 2:24 PM #5,286 3db said: My local streaming and CD selection View attachment 70796View attachment 70797View attachment 70798View attachment 70799View attachment 70800View attachment 70801View attachment 70802View attachment 70803View attachment 70804 Click to expand... Bad Company had one of the best singers in Rock history. Paul Rogers. That could have been said of him pre-Bad Company when he was in Free with the monster hit "All Right Now" from 1970.
3db said: My local streaming and CD selection View attachment 70796View attachment 70797View attachment 70798View attachment 70799View attachment 70800View attachment 70801View attachment 70802View attachment 70803View attachment 70804 Click to expand... Bad Company had one of the best singers in Rock history. Paul Rogers. That could have been said of him pre-Bad Company when he was in Free with the monster hit "All Right Now" from 1970.
3db Audioholic Slumlord Friday at 1:07 PM #5,290 Squishman said: Bad Company had one of the best singers in Rock history. Paul Rogers. That could have been said of him pre-Bad Company when he was in Free with the monster hit "All Right Now" from 1970. Click to expand... My hat goes to Robert Plant.
Squishman said: Bad Company had one of the best singers in Rock history. Paul Rogers. That could have been said of him pre-Bad Company when he was in Free with the monster hit "All Right Now" from 1970. Click to expand... My hat goes to Robert Plant.
Squishman Audioholic Field Marshall Today at 3:09 PM #5,295 Got this cued up as soon as the Vikings game is signed, sealed and delivered.
Bobby Bass Audioholic General Today at 9:30 PM #5,296 The new Warren Haynes double album/CD - Million Voices Whisper. A lot of songs with Derek Trucks. It’s like a late Allman Brothers reunion.
The new Warren Haynes double album/CD - Million Voices Whisper. A lot of songs with Derek Trucks. It’s like a late Allman Brothers reunion.
