Kansas Crimson

I seem to listen to the same music all the time, pretty much out of touch with new bands. My list below is my go to for Alexa.
- wilco
- son volt
- uncle tupelo (see a trend? Lol)
- johnny cash
- george strait
- u2
- Elvis (primarily late 60's and early 70's)
- Waylon, Willy

Anything Tweedy is involved with....I am down.

The Band!

If you like Waylon, Willie, Johnny, Elvis, that kinda stuff, check em out. Some of the best Americana around. They blend a lot of blues, folk, funk, soul, classic rock, even cajun/creole and stuff, and do it with charm that's as earnest as it is playful.

Beaverfever writes them off cuz he thinks of them simply as "Bob Dylan's band," but frankly I think they're more fun than Dylan, and with less of the uppity vibe. Their music sounds like they're just having such a good time playing it, and it shows.

their hits include The Weight, Up On Cripple Creek, Atlantic City, Ophelia, The Shape I'm In, Don't Do it, etc. but I'll share this catchy jingle that I've had stuck in my head lately:

The Band is fantastic!

Widespread Panic
Kid Rock
Blue Rodeo
The Arkells
Joe Ely
John Hiatt
Greta Van Fleet
Ian Hunter
Little Feat
The Tragically Hip
Warren Zevon

To name a few.

Country and Rap.

In no particular order:
Paul Simon
Taj Mahal
Harry Nilsson
Dr. Hook
Beatles
Roy Orbison
Leon Redbone
Chuck Berry
Dr. John
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Kingston Trio
Ray Charles
Classical mandolin & lute

kubandalum wrote: ↑Sun Jan 06, 2019 8:58 pm In no particular order:
Paul Simon
Taj Mahal
Harry Nilsson
Dr. Hook
Beatles
Roy Orbison
Leon Redbone
Chuck Berry
Dr. John
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Kingston Trio
Ray Charles
Classical mandolin & lute

Are you 70?

A couple years shy.

Keith whitley
Dwight yoakum
Alan jackson
George jones etc
Tupac
Biggie
Bone
Dj quik
Tech n9ne

Nothing newer than like 1999 it seems

Some mainstream country, but mostly a Pandora station I've added to and subtracted from over the years that, just by way of example, might spit out Sublime, then Gorillaz, then Tom Petty, then Red Hot Chili Peppers, then Bob Marley, then Incubus.

And my son still wants Hamilton (or something spawned from it) on whenever we're in the car.

As of now, my Spotify mix is mostly:
Massive Attack
Wax Tailor
Alt J
The Avalanches
TV on the radio
Broken Bells
Phantogram
Chet Faker
Gorillaz
Shiny Ribs

On Pandora, the Ladysmith Black Mombazo channel is pretty cool.

Currently my Pandora for the last month or so is..

Chris Stapleton
Midland
2000s Rap
Christian Rock
John Legend
Al Green
Metallica

I like all genres of music.

Most recent groove:

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizards
Tame Impala
The Stranglers
Run The Jewels
Les McCann and Eddie Harris
Art Pepper
Miles Davis
Joey DeFrancesco
Sonny Rollins

jeepinjayhawk wrote: ↑Mon Jan 07, 2019 1:24 pm As of now, my Spotify mix is mostly:
Massive Attack
Wax Tailor
Alt J
The Avalanches
TV on the radio
Broken Bells
Phantogram
Chet Faker
Gorillaz
Shiny Ribs

Nice. Although I've never gotten the Alt J thing. But besides that, nice.

I listen to whatever Defixione tells me to.

Mjl wrote: ↑Mon Jan 07, 2019 7:08 pm

jeepinjayhawk wrote: ↑Mon Jan 07, 2019 1:24 pm As of now, my Spotify mix is mostly:
Massive Attack
Wax Tailor
Alt J
The Avalanches
TV on the radio
Broken Bells
Phantogram
Chet Faker
Gorillaz
Shiny Ribs

Nice. Although I've never gotten the Alt J thing. But besides that, nice.

Saw Shiny Ribs live a month ago. That dude puts on an amazing show.

Gorillaz
Sublime
Shins
Silversun Pickups
Arcade Fire
Local Natives
Fleet Foxes
Milky Chance
Tool
Public Property

Local Natives and Arcade Fire are in my mix.
Great top off, doors off cranked up music

On Spotify:

Explosions in the Sky
Radiohead
Petty ( radio )
The Boss ( radio )
Weezer
Daft Punk
War On Drugs
Hammock
80s mix ( radio )
Hit Country ( in the summer )

In the car, in switching channel order:
Hit Country ( 2 stations )
'Alternative' ( 1 station )
70s, 80s, 90s ( 1 station )
Pop/Rap ( 1 station )