slowgeezr
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M. Ward, "Post War". Redbook.
What are you listening to tonight ?
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slowgeezr
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She & Him, Volume 3. Redbook.
slowgeezr
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The Animals, "The Most of The Animals". Redbook.
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The full discography of "Emerson Lake & Palmer"
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Just got back from a 100 mile bike (MC) ride and am enjoying the air conditioning and a nice cold beverage. Now, listening to The New York Rock and Soul Revue: Live at the Beacon. Redbook.
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Marty Robbins(that's right, you gotta problem with that?)
Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs. Redbook.
Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs. Redbook.
He might have went on living but he made one fatal slip, when he tried to match the ranger with the big iron on his hip...Marty Robbins(that's right, you gotta problem with that?)
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Alright! Another fan! Thought I was the only one.He might have went on living but he made one fatal slip, when he tried to match the ranger with the big iron on his hip...
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Robert Miles and Trilok Gurtu, "Miles Gurtu". Redbook.
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Bobby Mcferrin and Chick Corea, "Play". Redbook.
Of course you're not the only one.Alright! Another fan! Thought I was the only one.
It's two of us. :celebrate008_2:
After years of collecting Morricone's works for spaghetti westerns, I started searching for sounds of the old West (and the South)... so recently I discovered Marty Robbins. And realized that I actually already know him from Clint Eastwood film.
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Dave Stewart, "The Blackbird Diaries". Redbook.
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Of course you're not the only one.
It's two of us. :celebrate008_2:
After years of collecting Morricone's works for spaghetti westerns, I started searching for sounds of the old West (and the South)... so recently I discovered Marty Robbins. And realized that I actually already know him from Clint Eastwood film.
oh heck yeah, those spaghetti westerns had some great music! Something you might like which has some spaghetti western like musical themes is the album Rome, by Danger Mouse and Daniele Luppi. It's a bit different, though but enjoyable.
Listening to it right now, sounds closer to 90's Bristol trip-hop... enjoyable, but not exactly spaghetti western vibe... I recommend different take on Morricone in a form of BABE RUTH The Mexican
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Yeah, you're right, I was going on my admittedly lousy memory. To me, it's sorta like pop done with a spaghetti western vibe every now and again. Sorry to steer you wrong.Listening to it right now, sounds closer to 90's Bristol trip-hop... enjoyable, but not exactly spaghetti western vibe... I recommend different take on Morricone in a form of BABE RUTH The Mexican
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Dave and Phil Alvin, "Common Ground".
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Of course you're not the only one.
It's two of us. :celebrate008_2:
After years of collecting Morricone's works for spaghetti westerns, I started searching for sounds of the old West (and the South)... so recently I discovered Marty Robbins. And realized that I actually already know him from Clint Eastwood film.
I do like those westerns. You got me listening to
[h=1]Ennio Morricone - Spaghetti Western Music Collection[/h]
