What kind of music you hear while you trade?

Such a beautiful (love) song penned by the great Dickey Betts,
Blue Sky,
where the uploader here has seperated the dual guitars of Dickey (left) and Duane Allman (right)
(great work, sir)
in an interesting listen for any guitar afficionados

while the full song, vocals & band is available of course on the Tube from their Eat A Peach Album.


Guitars only here. How those two played together so seamlessly on their dual Les Paul Gibson's


Blue Sky - Dickey & Duane's guitar parts



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Da' Les Paul's

Likely a quiet day ahead for me with NFP later tonight (trade 'em safe, folks )


The Playing For Change continuum here doing the old Huddie Ledbetter classic


Cotton Fields - Playing For Change

Wiz Khalifa feat. Charlie Puth - See You Again (Reggae Cover)

Uwe Kaa - Aku Cinta (Indonesia ) feat. Ras Muhamad

The 'King of the Sax' Curtis Ousley shared an album in the early '60s with The Shirelles, while this track is Curtis solo

(tried as hard as I could to find any liner cover notes etc that might have listed the guitar player by name who comes in after the King's saxophone break at 1:25mins but no success sorry - probably yet another brilliant session muso who missed his accolades during the era )

And then Curtis came to a dirty end by some dirty pr!cks at age 37

https://retronewser.com/2021/08/13/l...an-brownstone/
(Friday, August 13, 1971, 11:30 p.m. EDT — American saxophonist King Curtis, 37, was fatally stabbed tonight during an argument with a pair of drug dealers on the stoop of a brownstone he owned at 50 West 86th Street on the Upper West Side neighborhood in the borough of Manhattan in New York City).


King Curtis - Potato Chips

A music (and footy) day for me at home today lol.
(Back on Monday for some charts hahaa )


And no troubles finding the guitar player here.
Michael Bloomfield crossing swords with Paul Butterfield on harmonica
While at the 2:40 mins the wonderful Otis Spann gets a little solo to tickle the ivories

McKinley Morganfield assembled a ripper band here for his Fathers & Sons double album (studio/live)


Blow Wind Blow - Muddy Waters

enjoy

Apollo Road
This how you party

I suddenly had a craving for this song.



I noticed in lyrics it says: Amor de compra y venta. Love of buying and selling.

hey..that's about us.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/chechnya-b...160000499.html

WTF??????!!!!!!!

OK, this one should be perfect for them........even in only 100 secs!!!

What is it? It says video unavailable.

From their 3rd and self-titled 1969 album.

The tasteful & astute Sterling Morrison on 12 string guitar (far left on front cover pic).
Lou Reed composer, vocals & guitar.
Maureen Tucker, percussion.
Doug Yule (replacing John D Cale), bass


Pale Blue Eyes - The Velvet Underground

Not music - it is so soothing