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RobertN said:
A favorite is Jethro Tull "A Classic Case" CD/Album. Jethro Tull with a symphony backing them.

JETHRO TULL -- A Classic Case -- 1985 - YouTube
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Thanks for the link...on the same page is a video from a 1976 concert in Tampa...I was there...!

some other of my favorite artists/groups in random order (no particular tracks)...

John Prine

Buckwheat Zydeco

Fabulous Thunderbirds

Quicksilver Messenger Service

Jeff Beck

Moody Blues

Ray Price

The Pogues

Pato Banton

Taj Mahal

The Band

Talking Heads

Leon Russell

Randy Newman

Frank Zappa

Boz Scaggs

George Harrison

The Doors

Dave Mason

Robert Earl Keen Jr.

Lyle Lovett

The Byrds
 
   / Music #12  
Skynnrd-Tucker- Allmanbros-Outlaws-PPL-Mollyhatchet-CDB. That bs they pass off as country music on the radio today, shameful, corporate put together actors, femminist soft rock elevator muzak! (over a beer, I'll tell you how I really think)
 
   / Music #13  
My wife is a major Moody Blues fan. We have seen them a number of times. There are a few other bands I have seen a couple of time. The Moody Blues, at least in our experience, put on a consistently good show.

/pine said:
Moody Blues
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   / Music #14  
a lot of classic rock and country fans on here it seems...this next one is neither lol , its sorta like Johnny Cash meeting Motorhead



 
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Rustyiron said:
Skynnrd-Tucker- Allmanbros-Outlaws-PPL-Mollyhatchet-CDB. That bs they pass off as country music on the radio today, shameful, corporate put together actors, femminist soft rock elevator muzak! (over a beer, I'll tell you how I really think)
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LOL ! Yep...BTW, had I looked at your music list without glancing at your profile I would have bet money you were from GA or AL ! Check out a group called Moccasin Creek...

Rich

Edit, link to Moccasin Creek


www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIsz0aVlDLY
 
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   / Music #18  
Classic: Bill Monroe, Stanley Brothers, Flatt & Scruggs, Jim & Jesse, Reno & Smiley, Mac Wiseman, Jimmy Martin

Contemporary: James King, Gibson Brothers, Primitive Quartet, Paul Williams, Ricky Scaggs, Doyle Lawson, Nashville Bluegrass Band

Steve
 
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Like, but might add some Hot Rize, Charles Sawtell, Tim Obrien, and maybe Steve Martin too

smstonypoint said:
Classic: Bill Monroe, Stanley Brothers, Flatt & Scruggs, Jim & Jesse, Reno & Smiley, Mac Wiseman, Jimmy Martin

Contemporary: James King, Gibson Brothers, Primitive Quartet, Paul Williams, Ricky Scaggs, Doyle Lawson, Nashville Bluegrass Band

Steve
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