What kind of music you hear while you trade?

it seems to me the most obvious option is
calms down during difficult trading periods

Wonderful auditory landscapes - a full immersion into the journey!

From the soundtrack of that terrific triple-plot twister movie Wild Things (One)


And maybe pertinent to some of our FF threads also hahaaa



Why Can't We Be Friends - Smash Mouth

Anthony Kiedis & John Frusciante - Under The Bridge (Amsterdam 1991)

Red Hot Chili Peppers - Can't Stop

Will my crush on Rachael ever be cured?

Breath of Life (Live) - Sina Bathaie - Instrumental

Carpenter -Escape from New York

Raye smashed most nominations at Brit Awards last night

Probably one of my fave "Bertha's" over the years.

Maybe cause Bob (Weir) right channel rhythm guitar got plenty of the playing and I still reckon Bob could have played (lead guitar) in any band of the era, yet
with Jerry as virtuoso I fully understand how it all played out with the band. Jerry steps in about 2:30mins on lead (mid-left channel).

Anyways, Monday morning, good trading all


Bertha - Grateful Dead (live at Bill Graham's Fillmore East)

Great sounding track
Only know about these guys from the awesome film 'Vanishing point'

Cheers Hal,

Delaney & Bonnie were from an amazing era imo.

The “Friends” part of the band of D&B included the great Bobby Whitlock on keyboards and other instruments, Leon Russell & his delta lady Rita Coolidge (the Joe Cocker sing) , Carl Radle on bass. Plus Eric Clapton played with D&B for a while also during his hiatus period after Cream. When Eric went off with his Derek & the Dominos period most of the backing group from D&B including Bobby Whitlock went with him.

Here’s a podcast interview with Bobby Whitlock and his wife Coco Carmel talking some history and Delaney & Bonnie.
(Bobby also mentions the Carol Kaye sessions too, another whole story lol)




It could be said that Delaney & Bonnie () were in some way to America like John Mayall was to the UK, with his Blues Breakers, in that so many talented folk went through their band first in their formative stages before moving on elsewhere.

And here’s a studio cut with Eric, Bobby, Carl & Jim from the amazing Layla album



Keep an eye out for the Layla Studio Outtake Jams from that album also (spesh Jam #4) where Bobby says in another interview that they just left the tapes running during the sitdowns without knowing what they were getting on the reel lol.