That's cool. I knew a group of guys that collected recordings of artists renditions of Hey Joe. I forgot exactly how many artists recordings they had collected but I do know it was over 250.Twelve different versions of "Little Wing"
1. Original album version - Jimi Hendrix
2. Live performance, Jan. 29, 1968 - Jimi Hendrix
3. Studio version from "Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs" - Derek & the Dominos
4. Live performance, Oct. 23, 1970 - Derek & the Dominos
5. Studio version from "The Sky is Crying" - Stevie Ray Vaughan
6. Live performance, July 22, 1980 - Stevie Ray Vaughan
7. Live performance, March 17, 1968 - Jimi Hendrix
8. Live performance, August 16, 1975 - Eric Clapton with guest Carlos Santana
9. Live performance, August 25, 1984 - Stevie Ray Vaughan
10. Live performance, 1987-xx-xx - Sting with the Gil Evans Orchestra
11. Live radio studio performance, Nov. 27, 1989 - Chris Duarte
12. Live performance, Unknown date - Eric Johnson
Wow! Awesome!That's cool. I knew a group of guys that collected recordings of artists renditions of Hey Joe. I forgot exactly how many artists recordings they had collected but I do know it was over 250.
Dang, brother! What did you do to deserve that?Currently? The USPS hold music. They're estimating 60-90 minute hold times. This should be fun. I might just give up.
I do not know. But I need to get my stuff together... Luckily, I gave up and my package was delivered today without issue. Maybe I am not such a horrible person.Dang, brother! What did you do to deserve that?
J. Geils Damm I forgot all about them. Ty ConanIn Concert, Disc 1
Before VCRs, MTV, cable television, the Internet, DVRs, YouTube, etc., you had to actually watch TV programs when they were scheduled to air. Back in the middle-ish '70s, the ABC network started a Friday night, taped live performances of popular musical acts, show. It was simply called "In Concert." I often planned my night around the show and watched many of them. A few years ago, I came across some bit torrents of these shows, downloaded them and put together 3 discs of my favorite artists and shows. Although I haven't listened to these in a few years, tonight was Disc 1's chance to relive those long ago Fridays. The artists on this disc:
Jim Croce
Doobie Brothers
B.B. King
Mahavishnu Orchestra
J. Geils Band
Albert King
Dr. John
Oh, to be 18 again....