Daisy's latest pesky earworms and other assorted music for your Thursday. Turn it up!
Only You Know And I Know - Delaney and Bonnie with Eric Clapton
Live from their British tour in 1969, also features George Harrison. YOWZA! Listen to them purty gee-tars! Excellent visuals, also.
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That song reminded me of this one, since Delaney and Bonnie play/sing back-up... we also heard the Jerry Garcia Band's version on the indispensable DEAD AIR (namesake of this blog) last night.
Lonesome and a Long Way From Home - Eric Clapton
Rest in Peace, Delaney Bramlett. A true son of the south, you rocked the house with aplomb and style.
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Got bluegrass?
Nice capsule history of this tune is provided before they break out the shit-kickin music. As I have written here before, my stepfather played bluegrass professionally, and he loved this song.
I always find it somewhat jarring to see bluegrass played by people wearing SUITS, ha.
Rocky Top - Osborne Brothers
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They got a name for the winners in the world
I want a name when I lose....
Deacon Blues - Steely Dan
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Super Motown finale!
This song was the theme to the movie of the same name. (The movie's protagonist is named Mr T, and I've always assumed that is where the famous Mr T got his name.)
Smooooooooth and nice as gravy on rice. Unbelievable talent.
Biographical aside: I used to listen to this song every day before I went off to slog through the 10th grade... for several months. It made me feel like an otherworldly being! Especially when combined with other things, but we won't go there...
I just love love love it, and I was somewhat surprised to discover, in a check of this blog... that I have never posted it before. (Must correct this situation posthaste!)
Trouble Man - Marvin Gaye
And yes, it's where we get today's blog post title. Rest in Peace, Marvin.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
Taxes, Death and Trouble
Posted by Daisy Deadhead at 2:56 PM
Labels: 60s, 70s, bluegrass, Bonnie Bramlett, classic rock, Delaney Bramlett, Donald Fagen, Earworms, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Marvin Gaye, Motown, Osborne Brothers, soul music, Steely Dan, teenage idols, Walter Becker