
Kansas x 2
Live in Tulsa
Live in Norman
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Elton John
Live at the Fillmore East
New York
21-11-70
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Hot Tuna
The Palladium 1976
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Miles Davis
7/11/73
Paris, France
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Flight of the Navigator Soundtrack
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I don’t normally do officially released stuff, but this soundtrack appears to be way out of print, and I was such a fan of the movie as a kid I had to include this link.
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“White Lightning” - Robinella and the CC String Band
From 2004.05.31 - Little Tennessee River Music Festival
Visit her official site.
As mentioned before and often I’m really not going to have any opportunity to upload full shows while I’m in Europe. I don’t have the time and the internet service where I’m staying simply isn’t fast enough to allow the uploading of shows. I believe I should be able to upload single songs and so I am reinstating my old Listening Room series. I’ve been wanting to do this for awhile, but just never got around to it. The idea here will be to upload one song that I really like and to discuss it just a little bit. I’m not sure yet if these songs will all be from bootlegs or possibly a mix of boots and official songs. I hope that they will give you a taste of the music which will make you want to hear more from the artist.
As always I can make no promises that this will actually become a routine feature, but I’m gonna try to do a few of these a weeks.
Robinella and the CC String Band hail from Maryville, TN which is where my dad is from. I didn’t discover them through my dad or even from any other family member in Maryville, but rather a friend who lives in Oak Ridge. I suspect he heard them on the wonderful local radio station WDVX which plays lots of great bluegrass and folk music from a camper in nowhere, Tennessee.
They are now known simply as Robinella (the CC stood for Cruz Contreras Robinella’s one time husband but he seems to have been booted from the band and the marriage.) They still play in the East Tennessee area though they did seem to be ready for the semi-big time a few years back. They play progressive bluegrass with some jazzy blues thrown in for good measure.
Here they are covering the old George Jones hit (which was actually written by the Big Bopper) and they do a nice job of it. There some nice Texas Swing going on and I love Robinellas beautiful twang.
If you dig the song, you can download the full show here.
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