What's your favorite driving music?
Apr 16th, 2002, 12:53 PM
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Forgot about a road trip with a theme. Went to Nashville a few years back and all we listend to was country. Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Junior Brown, Asleep at the Wheel (and guests) performing Bob Wills tunes. Ahh, take it away Leon.
RnR, Jackie Wilson, all time classic. Now have "lonely teardrops" in my head.
RnR, Jackie Wilson, all time classic. Now have "lonely teardrops" in my head.
Apr 16th, 2002, 01:06 PM
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"Radar Love" by Golden Earring?
Spent many an hour behind a windshield driving between San Diego and No Cal on I-5/Hwy 99 when that song was popular.
Right now I've been into BB King, SR Vaughn, J Geils, Van Morrison, Guess Who/Burton Cummings as traveling music.
Bob Wills' Asleep at the Wheel Tribute album.
Now, LA Woman AND Lonely Teardrops are stuck in my head!
They are doing a "60's" Tribute on local radio as I type. Procol Harum!!!!
ARRRGGGHHHHHHH.
Spent many an hour behind a windshield driving between San Diego and No Cal on I-5/Hwy 99 when that song was popular.
Right now I've been into BB King, SR Vaughn, J Geils, Van Morrison, Guess Who/Burton Cummings as traveling music.
Bob Wills' Asleep at the Wheel Tribute album.
Now, LA Woman AND Lonely Teardrops are stuck in my head!
They are doing a "60's" Tribute on local radio as I type. Procol Harum!!!!
ARRRGGGHHHHHHH.
Apr 16th, 2002, 01:19 PM
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The Who - Going Mobile
"I'm going home, and when I want to go home I'm going mobile. Keep me moving."
Indigo Girls - Get Out the Map
"Get out the map and lay your finger anywhere down. We'll leave the figuring to those we pass on our way out of town."
Bruce - Thunder Road
"All the redemption I can offer, girl, is beneath this dirty hood. With a chance to make it good somehow, what else can we do now? Except roll down the window and let the wind blow back your hair. The night's busting open, these two lanes will take us anywhere."
Anything by REM. Anything by U2 (and Tom the new album is "All That You Can't Leave Behind," a good title when you're packing!). Had a great road trip recently listening to their "Achtung Baby."
"I'm going home, and when I want to go home I'm going mobile. Keep me moving."
Indigo Girls - Get Out the Map
"Get out the map and lay your finger anywhere down. We'll leave the figuring to those we pass on our way out of town."
Bruce - Thunder Road
"All the redemption I can offer, girl, is beneath this dirty hood. With a chance to make it good somehow, what else can we do now? Except roll down the window and let the wind blow back your hair. The night's busting open, these two lanes will take us anywhere."
Anything by REM. Anything by U2 (and Tom the new album is "All That You Can't Leave Behind," a good title when you're packing!). Had a great road trip recently listening to their "Achtung Baby."
Apr 16th, 2002, 01:27 PM
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nina, The song finally is over! ".....turned a whiterrrrrrr shade of paaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaale...". 
I'm wearing out the Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughn CD. Robert Cray rocks.
Also picked up "Led Zep...The Early Years!" Lost quite a few ranges of my hearing listening to them in the '60s/70s.
Going to SF this weekend, so "I better wear some flowers in my hair....". Hell, I gotta get some hair first!
Other SF themes:
Eric Brudon's "San Franciso Nights". "Old cop young cop feel alllllright on a warm SF night..."
"Lights"-Journey
Tony Bennett, of course.
Kal
I'm wearing out the Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughn CD. Robert Cray rocks.
Also picked up "Led Zep...The Early Years!" Lost quite a few ranges of my hearing listening to them in the '60s/70s.
Going to SF this weekend, so "I better wear some flowers in my hair....". Hell, I gotta get some hair first!
Other SF themes:
Eric Brudon's "San Franciso Nights". "Old cop young cop feel alllllright on a warm SF night..."
"Lights"-Journey
Tony Bennett, of course.
Kal
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Apr 16th, 2002, 04:26 PM
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The Clash - First or Second Album
The Kinks - 1966-78
The Stones - Exile or Sticky Fingers
The Who - Quadrophenia - can't beat it driving on Highway 1 in CA - Can you see the real me, can ya, can ya?, and Who's Next
Dylan - any one of thirty albums
Dead - heads all empty and I don't care
The Kinks - 1966-78
The Stones - Exile or Sticky Fingers
The Who - Quadrophenia - can't beat it driving on Highway 1 in CA - Can you see the real me, can ya, can ya?, and Who's Next
Dylan - any one of thirty albums
Dead - heads all empty and I don't care
Apr 16th, 2002, 04:58 PM
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Agree w/ Brubeck and Desmond.
Had to add Joe Sample, esp. his 'Carmel' for travelling the CA coast. ('Carmel', 'A Rainy Day in Monterey')
But...what is probably the ultimate driving music for anywhere in the U.S.: Neil Diamond's 'Coming to America'
"..TODAY!!!.."
Whatever your tastes, though, please be sure to listen to whatever is most likely to keep you awake and alert and avoid anything that you suspect may have the opposite effect!!!
Had to add Joe Sample, esp. his 'Carmel' for travelling the CA coast. ('Carmel', 'A Rainy Day in Monterey')
But...what is probably the ultimate driving music for anywhere in the U.S.: Neil Diamond's 'Coming to America'
"..TODAY!!!.."
Whatever your tastes, though, please be sure to listen to whatever is most likely to keep you awake and alert and avoid anything that you suspect may have the opposite effect!!!
