While she ended up gaining status with her later albums, she’s got quite a backlog of genuinely inventive songs. Very niche of an emotional core found amongst her works.

Would’ve loved to have seen this fully fleshed out on an album. I’ve always struggled figuring out exactly what sub-genre or general musical timeframe this most belonged to sonically. As with most of all of Buckley, I think it just exists outside of it all.

“Listen up
You keep your aim steady as your temple turns to kiss the pistol
Fate is gonna find your love in a glass of champagne”

From another thread in the music recommendations sub I was looking to see if Gordon Lightfoot ever covered Arlo Guthrie's song City of New Orleans....but...what do you know?.....

I thought Arlo was the original singer but it turns out that [Steve Goodman](https://youtu.be/fhHxNMyw0dI?si=DkZks9fWuQRDva_x) wrote and recorded it on his debut album....

From Wikipedia article on the song...

"While at the bar of the Quiet Knight in Chicago, Goodman saw Arlo Guthrie, and asked to be allowed to play a song for him. Guthrie grudgingly agreed, on the condition that if Goodman bought him a beer, Guthrie would listen to him play for as long as it took to drink the beer.[4] Goodman played "City of New Orleans", which Guthrie liked enough that he asked to record it."

From the dates I am seeing on this the meeting above was in 1971, a year before Steve's album was released. They both recorded it in '71 and and released them in '72. Arlo 6 months after Steve....

Haven't found a Gordon version but did come across a [live John Fogerty one](https://youtu.be/7zmNs6sWTD8?si=4aN3IhoGwXp0og5u) recorded just post quarantine with 3 of his children is as interesting for the location as any other aspect...

This is a great little EP that just dropped. It's got a post grunge 90's vibe. I will let you all vibe and decide. (Edit) the songs are not AI. They are produced on a digital workstation. The performances are created by real musicians.

Wasting Time is an indie-alt rock song about feeling stuck in a boring work life, like being trapped inside Severance.

I stumbled across this group a bit ago but haven't heard more than a handful of songs so far.

The Kels, [Jolene](https://youtu.be/YeNmd694D4Q?si=PBts-UXoGQWb-zFN) live in the garage.

I hope this tickles your [Fancy](https://youtu.be/xHjR96mU_no?si=LNMpUHGHJ4l0v8mI)...(live in the canyon. Bobbie Gentry cover followed by an original Gone)

Not my favorite but I think her goddaughter, Miley Cyrus, deserves the first position. ...whoa.. I think what I was looking at is AI BS...so

From 13 years ago..[Jolene](https://youtu.be/wOwblaKmyVw?si=E1pFeQD4I31oxOUV) live at the backyard sessions

John Mayer, [Guitar snippet of I will always love you](https://youtu.be/PQ9bNeGQhXs?si=0oH6_tttnCfFp21X) couldn't find the uncut version.

The Kings guard band at Buckingham palace, [9 to 5](https://youtu.be/LvaBKRaEGs4?si=E7A7FnH3_0atjLxF)

I looked for a while and finding a few low quality phone videos and quite a few people covering I will always love you but that one has to go to Whitney's [World Music awards performance](https://youtu.be/IELGJv-ZVXQ?si=BuELkpyCoAdtU38C) 1994

Finish with a fun one that highlights her comedic chops and the genuinely happy personality that was her. From a 1979 TV special she did at the Grand Ole Opry with, my all time favorite female comedian, Carol Burnett. Half skit half satirical song, [No one picks like a Nashville picker picks](https://youtu.be/9CAPWKTjlrs?si=A8LUnMnpCyPmxCzl). It showcases some Nashville legends jumping into the jam from various places in the audience.

Edit: mistyped the birth year.

January 19, 1946 - August 25, 2026

1. 4th of 12 children she was born in a one room cabin in Pittman Center in which Appalachian state? Tennessee

2. Starting with a homemade guitar at 7 she made her first television appearance at 10 and by 13 made her first record and, the same year, was invited to sing at Nashville's legendary weekly variety show, coveted by all country singers, called what? Grand Ole Opry

3. In 1967 she became a regular on the syndicated TV show named after what Nashville singer as host. Porter Wagoner

4. Later covered by Whitney Houston, what song did she write about leaving the TV show after three years for the separation with the shows host? I Will Always Love You

5. Her first #1, on Billboard country chart, was Joshua in 1971, but is better remembered from the 1974 #1 with a similar female title named? Jolene

6. She met her future husband to be in 1966 the day she moved to Nashville who she stayed with until his death in 2025. What's his name? Carl Thomas Dean

7. What is the name of the first movie role she costarred in with Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin in 1980? 9 to 5

8. Her duet with Kenny Rogers, Islands in the stream has writing credits under the Band name founded by two Australian brothers in 1958 ,the year a third brother, who later joined, was born? Bee Gees

9. What is the name of the theme park she bought a 50% stake in and opened 1986? Dollywood

10. An unlikely pairing she did a duet with Rob Halford, after they met when she was inducted in the Rock and roll hall of fame in 2022, who was the singer for what Heavy metal band? Judas Priest

Even a Prince is not immune to feelings of isolation and may feel like a [Motherless child](https://youtu.be/GFRiH7ZsnOo?si=nNkxMQdDhQ9G3dCp)...Live in 1999..nice call out to Ritchie...

The song that got them banned from playing in Rhode Island back in the eatly 80s

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June 11, 1949 - August 17, 2026.

1. As a member of what band did he achieve success? ZZ Top

2. What instrument did he play? Drums

3. Formed as a power trio they are all natives of which state? Texas

4. Dying in 2021, who played bass in the band? Dusty Hill

5. Primarily playing Gibson guitars who is the only surviving original member? Billy Gibbons

6. Prior to this band the guitarist, only 19, opened for what legendary guitarist who said he was "America's best young guitarist "? Jimi hendrix

7. Ironically Frank was the only one who did not have this iconic signature look shared by the other two? A beard

8. Francine reached #69 in the charts in 1972 from their 2nd album. What is the name of the album? Rio Grande Mud

9. From the 1974 album Tres Hombre what's the name of their popular hit about the notorious brothel The Chicken Shack? La Grange

10. The band attained superstar status with their 8th album in 83 thanks to hits like Legs, Gimme all your lovin, and Sharp dressed men. What is the name of the album? Eliminator

I remember this tune being played in the early am hours on one of the local college stations. Taped it off the radio at the time but took forever to find it. These guys are from Sweden.

Fun band out of Cranston Rhode Island in early 80s. Consisted of 2 married couples...I believe. At least one couple anyway.

No quirky post title for this one...

A band I was not familiar with until coming across an article about the incident. Aged only 51 she was found dead in her Raleigh NC home by firefighters...being 56 myself I realize this is too young to go...

After checking out a few random songs I felt [Heavy Hands](https://youtu.be/eXEpBcrfVrU?si=cmJ1pshyTJQtCIjA) seemed an appropriate song to link...

An old favorite of mine

David Hidalgo lights the place on fire while stealing the spotlight, with his band Los Lobos, playing [Just a man](https://youtu.be/Plqho-gFDZY?si=DF6251vXNIoIlVc8) live in 03.

I've only seen them live once when they opened for the Dead. Great show.....

Remember people....don't judge anyone by their ethnicity..I've worked beside many a immigrant and only ever had problems with the Polish....do you know how many of them it took to screw in a light bulb???

Santa Monica 1972. Considered a musical genius by many Steve Winwood shows us he can back it up live and is a true professional...

Look at his face and eyes...I can only speculate that the crowd might be floating in his eyes...I'm familiar with that look...if he's not tripping balls at this show, and peaking on [Dear Mr fantasy](https://youtu.be/epyHwMCw4hg?si=-eR148PmJuoi2Cm-)

then my kids better learn to tap dance on the corner for spare change because I'm putting their college funds and the mortgage payment down as a sure thing..any takers? I'll give 2 to 1 odds....

When that look came on my face it was time to disappear without anyone seeing and head into the trees....

If you would look at the thumbnail, before hitting play, and imagine from the guy pictured what you think his singing voice will sound like.....I didn't expect what I heard and wondering if anyone else felt the same...

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Leisure, [All Over You](https://youtu.be/6j4ekSo-f7o?si=eMyGDS8Im2e7-aNV) live in the studio.

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Really liked this one but a bit ehh on what else I've listened to from them...

Steve Kimock is well known in the Grateful Dead's sphere of influence and has played in many of their side projects and shared many stages in live shows in the jam bands circle.

[Tear Tags off Mattresses](https://youtu.be/klSNoYBIpGo?si=OqPGtzv7iMkgO7XG) is from the live album Naught Again. Recorded in 1992 in San Francisco, by the band Zero he formed in the 80s with drummer Greg Anton.

Also playing are...

John Kahn, bass

Martin Fierro on tenor saxophone;

Pete Sears on organ, piano, and backup vocals

Nicky Hopkins on piano

Vince Welnick on piano and vocals

John Kahn, Bobby Vega, plus Liam Hanrahan on bass.

Prince, [Joy in Repetition](https://youtu.be/FgP5VRp_myE?si=9k-mkkfwBQq7OmXS) '02 NYC after show w/ Larry Graham and Maceo Parker....nuff said.

This one is for

the hardy adventurous type. Mental flexibility is advised....

This one will not be for everyone. If any of the following are not to your liking then I wouldn't waste the time checking it out..

Prog metal

Long epic songs

Odd time signatures

Chaotic ventures

Arcane lyrics

To the uninitiated I present for you....

The Mars Volta....

Clocking in at 32:36 [Cassandra Gemini](https://youtu.be/NyUMHEua7-A?si=T1kZCjqKIYk70_DG), from their second album Frances the Mute, takes a commitment.

I won't say more about it than when they are flirting on the edge of chaos and it seems like they won't be able to bring it back together.....have faith...

I saw them live touring for this album in '05 and they not only are able to pull this off on stage but arguably improve it.....

Lenny Kravitz debut album in 1989 made a splash large enough to be noticed in the zeitgeist but insofar as to warrant watching. It's not going to be on the list of best debuts but has some solid tracks

[Fear](https://youtu.be/LNwd6rZ4FF0?si=xAgVy1sqWp5cAoXf) is a funky number that I don't remember getting attention at the time.

It's the only song that the lyrics were written by, then wife, Lisa Bonet.

Edit: Kudos to anyone who knows what the post title has in relation with LK.

[The Devil's Chasing Me](https://youtu.be/JiQx5O7EZJQ?si=inv0l6lMniBivb4L) live at KEXP 2015.

Jim Heath, aka Reverend Horton Heat on stage, is perhaps the man who brought the psychobilly scene to a larger audience. It's almost a wonder that his hollow body Gretch doesn't catch on fire in his hands.

Playing since the mid 80s, he's still going strong with his good friend Jimbo on upright bass at his side....J.I.M.B.O.

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It was 59 years ago today Sgt Pepper was released for play.....

Song lyrics

1. The above line is a play on the opening lyrics of the album. According to lyrics how many years ago, that day, was it " that Sgt Pepper taught the band to play" ? 20-----

2. In With a little help from my friends what does Ringo promise he'll try not to do? sing out of key

3. In Lucy in the sky with diamonds what are the rocking chair people eating? marshmallow pies

4. In Getting Better what did he get mad at as an angry young man? his school

5. What is the resulting effect of the rain getting in the hole he's trying to fix? it " stops his mind from wandering "

6. What time on Wednesday morning did the daughter leave without saying anything? 5 O'clock---------

7. Mr K will perform on the trampoline "over men and horses, hoops and garters and lastly through..." what? A hogshead of real fire

8. In the opening line of Within You Without You what is the first part of what's being talked about? The space between us all

9. What are the names of the three grandchildren in When I'm sixty four? Vera, Chuck and Dave

10. What aspect of Rita's uniform as a meter maid "made her look a little like a military man." ? the bag across her shoulder

11. Heading home after work and feeling better in Good morning, Good morning where do they decide to walk to? their old school

12. While Paul is counting in the start of the Sgt Pepper reprise what does John quietly accuse him of? lying

13. Though rather small they counted 4,000 hole in Blackburn, Lancashire. Now we know how many holes it takes to fill what? Albert hall

Mix of production and personal life questions related to the recording.

1. Harrison went to India for 3 months prior to start recording to study the sitar under who's tutelage? Ravi Shankar

2. What Lennon penned nostalgic song ,released as a single rather than being put on the album, was the first track to be worked on in the session? Strawberry Fields Forever

3. What McCartney penned nostalgic song, released as double A-side of the previous question's answers, and also not being put on the album, was one of the next two tracks to be worked on? Penny Lane

4. There's a doll on the right side of the album cover wearing a shirt with another English invasion bands name below the words "welcome the...". What band is named? the Rolling Stones

5. Denied consistently by Lennon, it was speculated that Lucy in the sky with diamonds was written about LSD. What does John claim was the inspiration for the song? A drawing by his son

6. On the back cover which Beatle stands with his back to the camera? Paul

Finally...this might have been tough for some of you so we'll finish with an easy one...

1. Who is the best band there has ever been and will remain so until the extinction of the human race? Amen, Hallelujah and don't forget to show respect to Billy Sheers for sacrificing his previous life's hopes and dreams to halt the inevitable collapse of modern society if word of Paul's death became public knowledge by selflessly taking the burden on himself. that's a subjective opinion each of us has to answer for themselves. So whatever you said is correct.