What kind of music you hear while you trade?

"fluctuating demand model" my ass ... Ticketmaster become the new touts....Ticketscamster !!

https://www.edinburghnews.scotsman.c...-model-3777065

Real shame not to see The Boss again..but 400 quid for a stadium ticket is just nuts. Oh well... I've got fond memories as a kid at that crazy Born in the USA tour . Every subsequent concert was rated against it...and not one surpassed it.

Anyway... seemingly back in the day, Brucey was having some differing thoughts about what to call his blockbuster album Born In The USA. He was originally going to name it after this song..which didn't make it to the final cut in the end

Cheers Danger
Great work.
(Maybe the "suits" were the ones didn't think the commercial value of the song/album title )

- bl00dy suits lol ($$$$$$)

I hadn't heard about that album info before pal, cheers again.


Here's one from The Boss back in '78 - yep 44 years ago wow.

Great to see Clarence on sax doing his thing, gals rushing on the stage, a glimpse of Little Steve at 3:26 mins lol
Live here and taken from Bruce's 2nd album "The Wild, the Innoncent & the E Street Shuffle"

Rosalita - Bruce Springsteen & The E Street band

Yes, absolutely right TT ..I don't think the suits could go for an album with such a title as Murder Inc at the time..The Selecter reckoned their 2nd album Celebrate The Bullet (great album) bombed due to being released after Lennon and Reagan
Rosalita..great song ..I do love that album too

When price movements are clean and flow like a river, I feel this peace

WOW! I always loved this song, but H(e)art's power makes it else. The Song is dead, long LIVE the SONG! I got a concussion from this, loved it and ... immediately clicked replay

Leo Rojas - El Condor Pasa (Videoclip)

Jeff Beck:

I grew up in a poor neighborhood. One of the neighbor's house became my own from time to time, when things got too rough back home. A mother was running the place, but was never there, working 15+hour days. The house was pretty much left to the kids. No mobile phones, internet etc. existed back then... we had ourselves and even though we were a bunch of 6to15 year olds, we all acted like adults, some stupid ones, some a bit less stupid, some wise ones. We were never bored. Boy, the things that happened there ! I had a crush on One girl . She was one of the wise one's. We were around 10. Some nights, after a tough day, we cuddled and she would sing to me. It felt so good. I was into the popular music of the time, but her songs were something else altogether, and made me feel, for the first time in my life, that music had many dimensions, each one capable of reaching different parts of one's soul and in infinite ways. One time, she sang the song posted below. It went straight to my heart, and it is the only song of her's that I remembered after my teenage schism. One of the rare one's that I asked to repeat also, as I usually preferred to let her follow her own will, while I savored her voice and seldom dared to glance at her cruel beauty. I never asked her what it was or where it came from, I assumed she made it up as she sang it, and it was so lovely. Around 30 years later, I fell on it, here it is :

Average White Bavd:

Suede - Stay Together (last single with Bernard Butler on )

Hard to get clear info after so many years,
and, while Donna G did most of the female vocals with The Dead, her voice is quite different to the backup vocals here
so I'm going with Maria Maldaur who I know did some backup sets with Jerry's band on occasions, and whose voice is more melodic
but who knows lol


Doing the Jimmy Cliff reggae song

The Harder They Come - Jerry Garcia Band

Nice one TT
I know u like a bit of FAST PUNK to get ya goin , so, u may be aware, Joe Jackson did a great passionate version of Harder They Come back in the day too

One of my favourite albums by them:



Got the Love
Just cant give you up..

Skynyrd


The Ballad Of Curtis Loew

Daughter - Youth

Mr. Probz - Waves (Robin Schulz Remix Radio Edit)