Off The Reservation

An OTR music thread? I will have to remember to post some stuff as I post it in our blue board thread.

What kind of music is going down itt?

...and just to slow it down a little on this fine Monday morning:

The Atlanta Rhythm Section with a little "Champagne Jam."

Guess you can tell by now, Uncle Nash likes Southern Rock.

The Dan again.

"Reelin' in the Years."

Today we'll close with Phil Collins "Against All Odds", from the movie of the same name. Some smooth orchestration with hanging suspended 4th. notations that lend some poignancy to the cross overs.

That was pretty cool Laura. Butts are very versatile.

1. They act like a Camel's hump. They store excess food and water for crossing the desert.
2. They provide padding for sitting on concrete bleachers and what not.
3. The are secondary sexual characteristics, for attracting the opposite gender.
4. They provide what my Uncle Chancy used to call "More Cushion for the Pushin'."
5. They provide visual performing art entertainment - witness:

Really digging Mumford and Sons lately.

Just do a youtube search, lots of great songs :)

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Alright. It's time once again lads and lasses for..........................wait for it ........................
Nash's Dusty Discs.

Today boys and girls we travel back down the ages to when Uncle Nash was a wannabe musician but only had enough talent to become a techie. Still enjoyed a lot of tunes, and listened on the wind for the strains of meaningful lyrics and well-written melodies.

Skip the ad as soon as you can, and grab on to a bit of Bayou Boogie - CCR style.

Perhaps one of the finest poets-singers/songwriters of his era, along with Phil Ochs and Robert Dylan.

Neil Young. "Red Lights Flashin' in the window in the rain, can ya hear the sirens mo-oan".

Castles Burning

Another top-flight balladeer, best known for his epic folk/rock saga "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald", sings 'Sundown".

Gordon LIghtfoot.