blugill 05:56 PM 07-16-2010
Seasick Steve: Man From Another Time
Simple blues, straightforward blues.
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ridenlive 09:32 AM 07-17-2010
SaltyMcGee 11:20 AM 07-17-2010
Buena Vista Social Club Soundtrack
Gets you in the island state of mind.
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Emjaysmash 11:36 AM 07-17-2010
Originally Posted by SaltyMcGee:
Buena Vista Social Club Soundtrack
Gets you in the island state of mind.
:-)
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larryinlc 11:46 AM 07-17-2010
I tend to listen to vintage light jazz like Billie Holiday and Rosemary Clooney. Gives me the sense of what it may have been like sitting in a dark basement smokey jazz lounge. The great music fits right in with a good cigar, but then I'm old.
:-)
Larry
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ChicagoWhiteSox 12:06 PM 07-17-2010
Jazz is my favorite smoking music.
Dave Brubeck is usually on. I like the classics too. John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, ect. Also Pat Metheny, Weather Report and Jaco Pastorius.
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awsmith4 12:42 PM 07-17-2010
Originally Posted by SaltyMcGee:
Buena Vista Social Club Soundtrack
Gets you in the island state of mind.
My favorite as well, if you like that make sure to check out the artists solo efforts as well. Segundo, Ferrer, and Mirabal (to name a few) have some great albums.
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Brutus2600 12:46 PM 07-17-2010
I usually create a Pandora station for Frank Sinatra or baroque/choral music. Depends on how I'm feeling or what I'm doing.
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BigCat 01:22 PM 07-17-2010
Originally Posted by Brutus2600:
I usually create a Pandora station for Frank Sinatra or baroque/choral music. Depends on how I'm feeling or what I'm doing.
Sinatra is a go-to for me as well
:-)
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Apoco 02:05 PM 07-17-2010
I just throw on a local station that is purely classical. It works well enough =)
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Texan in Mexico 02:18 PM 07-17-2010
Some great options here so far - for me its BB King, SRV, Malford Milligan and George Strait.
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captain53 03:34 PM 07-17-2010
Originally Posted by larryinlc:
I tend to listen to vintage light jazz like Billie Holiday and Rosemary Clooney. Gives me the sense of what it may have been like sitting in a dark basement smokey jazz lounge. The great music fits right in with a good cigar, but then I'm old.:-)
Larry
I'm OLD too! Here is a good place to "test out' some Old Time Jazz.. The F'n Pleasure Police have pretty much kilt it out now but used to be you could go to the bar in a Sullivan's Steak House and smoke a Cuban in a mahogany wall place playing old time jazz - how I miss the good days!
http://www.jazz-on-line.com/index.htm
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Mr.Erskine 04:45 AM 07-19-2010
Jazz, jazz, jazz....
Blues fan, too
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Patrick B 04:53 AM 07-19-2010
Seasick Steve is a blast to listen to! Good call!
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elderboy02 05:58 AM 07-19-2010
I listen to Hank Williams Jr. on Pandora. You get to hear Hank, Willie Nelson, Waylon, etc.
:-)
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mosesbotbol 07:04 AM 07-19-2010
Salsa :-)
Listen to either
SKY FM Salsa or
Ondatropical internet radio stations.
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Gophernut 12:17 PM 07-19-2010
maninblack 03:05 PM 07-19-2010
I prefer classic rock, like The Stones, Petty, Springsteen, Mellencamp, etc etc.
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elderboy02 03:06 PM 07-19-2010
Originally Posted by maninblack:
I prefer classic rock, like The Stones, Petty, Springsteen, Mellencamp, etc etc.
No Johnny Cash?
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Don Fernando 05:49 PM 07-19-2010
Blue Note used to have a great radio on their website, just checked it, now they are working with Pandora, and it's only restricted to US internet connections. Well, good thing I have a couple of hundred gb of music on my pc
:-)
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