Help me expand my music collection!

[Luke'sScreenName]

The Bottle Rockets, (great lyrics..."$1000 Car" ,and "Indianapolis", relate to working on cars and fit this forum perfectly.

Louisiana Swamp Donkey

Tim Montana And the Shrednecks

Tyler Childers

Spotify has help me discover so many great artist, I do not listen to radio at all now in the shop.
Hope this helps.
Johnny Walker.

I don't know any of those. Thanks! :drink:

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

Second to last song was a cover of seven nation army.

Another pretty girl... Are we seeing a trend?

 

[Rustyiron]

This guy does not exactly fit in with your list, but I see the Texas influence. Junior Brown has that old ET (Ernest Tubb) sound with a little faster/modern guitar licks mixed in. I've drank a bunch of beer with "ol Junior playing:laughing: and figgured no one else would ever suggest him.

 

[Luke'sScreenName]

This guy does not exactly fit in with your list, but I see the Texas influence. Junior Brown has that old ET (Ernest Tubb) sound with a little faster/modern guitar licks mixed in. I've drank a bunch of beer with "ol Junior playing:laughing: and figgured no one else would ever suggest him.

I recognize him. :confused3: I've seen him live playing pedal steel and the double-necked thing sometime in the past. I can't place with whom? He wasn't on the billboard he was just one of the band but impressed in my mind.

Maybe Robert Earl Keen? Spent a fair amount of time in the Austin live music "scene" so could've been anywhere.

For some reason I thing it was either John T Floore's County Store or Gruene Hall.

 

[hslogger]

John Stewart. Yes. The songwriter's songwriter. And they did it pretty up and walking' good.

Curtis Salgado
Robert Cray
Paul DeLay
Terry Robb
John Lee Hooker
Sonny Terry n Brownie McGee
Sade
Bonnie Rait Allen Tousaint, Walter Wolfman Washington. Clifton Chenier
Etta James
anything Motown
Aretha Janiva Magness Curtis Mayfield
JAMES BROWWNNNNN

 

[MinnesotaEric]

Another pretty girl... Are we seeing a trend?

First time I ever saw the videos, but I'm old enough to know that I really liiiiiike most women. =)

 

[Steppenwolfe]

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[flyerdan]

To get ideas on who you like, launch Boot Liquor radio in a separate tab, when you hear something you like, it's on their played list. Lots of artists mentioned here show up on there.

 

[jerrybob]

John Stewart. Yes. The songwriter's songwriter. And they did it pretty up and walking' good.

Curtis Salgado
Robert Cray
Paul DeLay
Terry Robb
John Lee Hooker
Sonny Terry n Brownie McGee
Sade
Bonnie Rait Allen Tousaint, Walter Wolfman Washington. Clifton Chenier
Etta James
anything Motown
Aretha Janiva Magness Curtis Mayfield
JAMES BROWWNNNNN

John Stewart was a classic......saw him dozens of times in So. Calif. at McCabes, Troubadour, Ice House etc...... He replaced Dave Guard in the Kingston Trio. His solo performances were classic. His wife Buffy Ford was also very good. A great guy as well.......the Lonesome Picker! His California Bloodlines album is an alltime classic. A great American songwriter. Here's a classic......

John Stewart - Mother Country - April 27 - YouTube

 

[dieselcrawler]

Sorry to hijack...

Then call Negan and Lucille.

Reference to TWD... A fellow fan, perhaps ?

Luke, you ever listen to CarbonLeaf or The Recipe? Childhood friend played lead fiddle for The Recipe for a few years circa 2002