Stones

Kansas

Heart

Tom Petty

Steppenwolf

Bruce Springsteen

Blondie

AC/DC

Aerosmith

Journey

Death Cab for Cutie

Iron Maiden

The Head and the Heart

Lupe Fiasco

Smashing Pumpkins

Nirvana 

Jackson Browne

The Eagles

George Straight

I'm old, so.....

The Beatles

Twisted Sister

Rolling Stones

Abba

Johnny Cash

Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons

Buddy Holly

Anything Elvis

Harry Chapin 

Opps, forgot to add Little Feat and Jethro Tull to my list.

The Sword

Rory Gallagher

Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush

Judas Priest

Gov't Mule

Tyler Childers

Johnny Cash

Motorhead

Uriah Heep

Deep Purple

Montrose

Little Feat

Marcus King Band

Gary Clark Jr

Stevie Ray Vaughn

Billy Strings

Tedeschi Trucks Band

Southern Culture On The Skids

Chris Cornell

too many more to list.  I gotta get ready to fish tomorrow

 

 

Here's a song from one of my favorite albums.

 

Sammy Hagar 

Foreigner 

Boston

Led Zeppelin 

Lynyrd Skynyrd 

38 Special

John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band

UFO

Def Leppard

AC/DC

Van Halen

Journey

U2

KISS 

just to name a few.... 

 

I can’t believe I forgot KISS, Cheap Trick and Rush. 

My Top 5 of all time:

 

1) The Doors (tattoo on my right forearm)

2) Billy Idol

3) Type O Negative

4) Blue October

5) The Pretty Reckless

Shooter Jennings

Jayke Orvis -

Bob Wayne - https://youtu.be/li1xc-lEqns                                                                                                         The Pine Box Boys -  https://youtu.be/UG8tM7HIm1k

Hank Williams, Hank Williams jr, Hank Williams the third.

DAC

Johnny Cash

Dallas Moore

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Bad Company

Steve Miller

AC-DC

GNR

Iron Maiden

Scorpions

Jackyl

Van Halen-Roth

Aerosmith

OZZY Osborne

Black Sabbath

Rainbow

Judas Priest

The clash

Pantera

Damage Plan

ZZ Top

Billy Squire

Tom Petty

Thriumph

Led Zepplin

Mettalica

Testament

Tesla

Rush

Mega Death

Skid Row

Motley Crew

The Doors

The Cars

Dio

Rolling stones

 

 

 

 

 

 

On 3/4/2020 at 11:31 AM, Tizi said:

This was my get ready in the morning soundtrack, but I started with Limelight, and looped back through, ending with YYZ.  That's my preferred order for this album.

1 hour ago, J Francho said:

This was my get ready in the morning soundtrack, but I started with Limelight, and looped back through, ending with YYZ.  That's my preferred order for this album.

I love this album, probably the best one they produced.  Favorite song is Camera Eye.

I like every single song on the record.  When ever I feel disconnected, or lose sight of the joy playing drums has always given me, Limelight is one of a half dozen songs that a play along will immediately bring that joy back.  It's not impossible to play, even if you're a little rusty, but hard enough to keep you focused, and just so much fun, especially when you make it to the halftime/guitar solo section.  "That's it!  That's why I play!" 

 

Allman Brothers Band

Tedeschi Trucks Band (Derek Trucks Band, Soul Stew Revival)

moe.

Widespread Panic

Chris Stapleton (The Jompson Brothers)

Rush

Blue Oyster Cult

The Good Rats

Buckethead

Lyle Lovett

The Vegabonds

The Who

JJ Grey (& Mofro)

Styx

The Delta Saints

Jason Isbell

 

 

Frank Zappa

King Crimson

Aquarium Rescue Unit

Steve Vai

Thank You Scientist

Dream Theater

Rush

Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush
Iron Maiden

Testament

Nevermore

Bluegrass: 

• Ralph Stanley and clinch mtn boys

• Ricky Skaggs and Kentucky thunder

• Flatt and Scruggs

• Blue Highway

• Alison Krause and union station 

• Tommy Jarrell

• Balsam Range

• Cushman and warren

 

Bluegrass Gospel:

• The primitive Quartet

• Doyle Lawson and quicksilver

• The Isaacs

• The Rochesters

 

Country:

• Ricky Skaggs

• Merle Haggard

• Josh Turner

• Sara Evans

• Alan Jackson

• Hank jr.
• Brad paisley

 

Southern Rock 

• Skynyrd 

• Marshall Tucker

 

Cajun:

• Balfa brothers

  

 

On 3/6/2020 at 2:52 PM, J Francho said:

I like every single song on the record.  When ever I feel disconnected, or lose sight of the joy playing drums has always given me, Limelight is one of a half dozen songs that a play along will immediately bring that joy back.  It's not impossible to play, even if you're a little rusty, but hard enough to keep you focused, and just so much fun, especially when you make it to the halftime/guitar solo section.  "That's it!  That's why I play!" 

LOL! I used to do exactly that. When I needed a recharge, it was time to pop in Moving Pictures, crank up the old bass amp and let er rip. That was back in my old Joe Walsh days. You know; the smoker you drink, the player you get!

 

The only other album I used in that fashion was ELP’s Trilogy album. Turn on the keyboards and play that. That one took a bit more concentration. 

Any band that Warren Haynes is in, Gov't Mule, Allman Brother's, Warren Haynes Band. Reckless Kelly, Stoney LaRue, Randy Rogers Band, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Radney Foster. Those are some of my favorites.

21 hours ago, .ghoti. said:

LOL! I used to do exactly that.

I did this yesterday, in fact.  Song list:

Subdivisions

Limelight

Ocean Song

Turn it On

Vital Signs

I love all the classic rock . My faves include

The Beatles

Alice Cooper

Moody Blues 

Sabbath

Zeppelin

Deep Purple

Bob Seeger

CCR

Grand Funk

 

and if the Carpenters come on the radio , I am not turning them off .

Beatles

Eric Clapton

Stevie Ray Vaughn

Paul Simon

Allman Brothers

BB King

Albert King

Chuck Berry 
The Doobie Brothers

The Eagles

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Queen

Lee Ritenour

The Crusaders.

 

Hendrix

Traffic

Ccr

Floyd

Clapton

Wife and I listen to music every evening. 

Anything from Lawrence welk to Biggie small. 

Can't believe no one mentioned Cream...including me...lol