What are you listening to tonight

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Linda Ronstadt - Just One Look , The Very Best of Linda Ronstadt

There have been more beautiful women but as far as my generation of artists she might have been the "cutest". There are so many photos where your eyes are just drawn to her . The camera loved her.

Yes I know what she looks like now so no need to post those photos.

[djwhog]

Agree Jim, kinda like a young Sally Field but much more cute

good spin, me too now.

PS she was talking on TV just today I think it was about how almost 10 years ago early on set Parkinson's and her vocal cords are gone. so so sad

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Originally Posted by djwhog

Agree Jim, kinda like a young Sally Field but much more cute

good spin, me too now.

PS she was talking on TV just today I think it was about how almost 10 years ago early on set Parkinson's and her vocal cords are gone. so so sad

Dave
I saw the interview that you noted earlier today. That is what enticed me to play some of her music again. Though she can no longer sing she has left us with a fine discography for out listening pleasure and in so many genre. Also all those photos.

The album sounds excellent in MQA. !!

[djwhog]

A custom Mix I call Dave Throw Back Mostly 80s and a few 70s in the mix. Soft Rock and Ballads. Good tunes, back to when I was in my early 20s

Lots of great lyrics and stories, takes you back for sure and makes you think where you were at this time etc..

When I was younger, man
I hadn't a care
Fooling around
Hitting the town
Growing my hair

You came along
And stole my heart
When you entered my life
Ooh, babe
You got what it takes
So I made you my wife

Hell I could do WAY better than any Time Life Collection yeppers
And many more classics!

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Ann Sweeten - Where Butterflies Dance

[For The Love of Music]

Keith Richards is iconic!

One of the hardest working guys of his genre. Now if we can convert them to produce/engineer better sound quality.

Playing on Tidal, full MQA:

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[For The Love of Music]

Jimi Hendrix; Band of Gypsies.

The album he was under pressure to make to fulfill a previous record deal he signed back before he went to London.

This is a great live performance, January 1, 1970 at the Fillmore East, NYC. It really showed the direction he was contemplating post “Experience”.

Tidal at 44.1 kHz over Red book CD for this one.

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Joe ely - Live at Antone's

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Soundtrack - The Pacific

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Joe Ely - Panhandle Rambler