What are you listening to

eyebp · Apr 30, 2012

Alright. Im figuring this out.

eyebp · Apr 30, 2012

Alright......I'm going to try it somewhere else.

Pathfinder1 · Apr 30, 2012

Hi...

Right now I'm listening to Funk #9 by Joe Walsh on Pandora.

Theo · Apr 30, 2012

And now for something completely different...

Apocalyptica "Hall of The Mountain King" (official full length live video) - YouTube

Yes, my tastes in music are rather eclectic. :nod:

CozInCowtown · May 1, 2012

eyebp said:
Alright. Im figuring this out.

Okay, step up to the chalkboard......
Over at YouTube, below the video you want you will see a "share" button.
Click the "Share" button, copy the link it provides.
Over here at OBC you will need to paste the provided link into the text box/ reply box.
Click "Submit Reply" button and you are done.
I hope this helps,
DC

eyebp · May 1, 2012

CozInCowtown said:
Okay, step up to the chalkboard......
Over at YouTube, below the video you want you will see a "share" button.
Click the "Share" button, copy the link it provides.
Over here at OBC you will need to paste the provided link into the text box/ reply box.
Click "Submit Reply" button and you are done.
I hope this helps,
DC

That is exactly what I did.

Grandpa · May 1, 2012

Here is one for Ppine and his western poetry and music. Remember Festus? From gunsmoke?

Ken Curtis "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" Festus Country - YouTube

ppine · May 1, 2012

Grandpa,
Thanks for the video. Now thats what I call western.

I always liked Ken Curtis because he put a lot of effort into acting and developed his Festus character from family he had in eastern Colorado. He rode a mule which were very common in those days. Most people don't realize what a wonderful voice he had singing with the "Sons of the Pioneers." Cindy has dredged up an old SOP tune from the 1920s called "Nighttime in Nevada." In order to get the sheet music she has to write to the residence of the descendants of the band.

Grandpa · May 1, 2012

Jimmy Wakely was another of the old "Singing Cowboys" from the '40's and early 50's. He was starting to climb right up there with Roy and Gene and Rex and Tex when health issues shut him down. I remember him singing his version of Nighttime in Nevada. Of course I didn't know just how far back that song went. I really can't remember if I heard him at the movie house or saw one of his old movies on the tv. By the way, a movie cost 14 cents to attend back in them days. A lot of times, we could get a free pass with the cardboard stopper from a glass milk bottle. Since we drank raw milk, my friends would save me extra stoppers so I could go to the saturday matinee's with them.

When It's Nighttime In Nevada - Jimmy Wakely - 1948 - YouTube

JeepThrills · May 1, 2012

I am usually listening to new age music, such as David Arkenstone or Cusco. At the moment, however, I am sitting here listening to the ticking noise of the ice maker. It kind of sounds like a choo-choo train.

ppine · May 1, 2012

Grandpa,
Wow. You are good. That version sounds dated, but it is a wonderful song that Cindy sang twice over the weekend.

Reading other people's responses it is obvious why some of us have such different approaches to the outdoors. My time outside and driving on lonely highways for that matter is greatly enhanced by music. But I am not talking about Techno, Metal or any other loud stuff. Acoustic music with traditional instruments lowers my blood pressure. If the songs are about mountains, horses, wildlife, cattle, and living outdoors so much the better. I recommend it to everyone. When you get ready to go backpacking or a long trip, remember your outdoor music as part of your equipment list.

Try these on Pandora- Brenn Hill, Don Edwards, Jon Chandler, Cowboy Celtic, Corb Lund, Ian Tyson, Mike Beck, Tom Russell, Robert Earl Keene, Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, and Chris LeDeoux.

HikerJoe · May 1, 2012

Great song, and one of the best movies of all time, enjoy:

AC/DC Who Made Who (Maximum Overdrive Version) - YouTube

Hazel · May 2, 2012

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jason · May 19, 2012

I almost got off the Irish rock/punk, but they drew me back in.

The Tossers - Paper and Pins - YouTube

Cappy · May 20, 2012

It probally aint hard to believe that I'm a parrot head. Peg took some of the pictures i take at work and set them to one of my favorite Buffet tunes:

[]Pacing the Cage - YouTube

CozInCowtown · May 20, 2012

I have been a Parrot Head from way back.
Around 1988 or 89 we were rooting around Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas helping the Coasties do drug interdiction when a seaplane landed in the bay.
Being bored we sashayed ourselves over to where he tied up to check it out.
We were standing on the dock snapping some pics (y'all remember 110 film?) when this guy jumps out and wants to know what we are doing. We told him who we were and was just admiring his plane so he invited us on board and gave us the nickle tour.
Afterwards we invited him over to where we were docked and gave him the nickle tour of the tin can and our heloflopter (USS Thorn and SH-2 Seasprite) we were assigned to at the time.
Hung out with the guy and found out later in the day over lunch and drinks.......wait for it......he was Jimmie Buffett!!
Super nice guy!
DC

Cappy · May 21, 2012

Yea Jimmy is a nice guy. A little too liberal for us though. He is in New Orleans often and Peg and I have run into him a few times. Mostly in the music bars in the french quarter. We love live music and often visit our favorite bars for live blues and jazz.

Cappy · May 21, 2012

While sittin on the pateo with the pit lit i gotta listen to this tune. sadly I couldn't find a good quality verson on utube. this is best I could do:tinysmile_grin_t:

Marcia Ball -Peace,Love & BBQ - YouTube

Mudder · Jun 20, 2012

I've been listening to the new Marilyn Manson album

IndianaHiker · Jun 21, 2012

Jason Mraz and John Mayer's new CD have been what I have been playing the most.

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