What are you listening to? Video Thread

[JWalmsley]

Play me some mountain music,

like grandma and grandpa used to play

 

[topgun2]

One of my favorite Roseanne Cash songs!

[BackofBeyond]

I'm liking the variety here, some of which takes me back in time, Saxuality , Candy Dufler made me think, it was 1990, what a time for me then, and Joe Bonamassa, saw him at the Ryman, he was incredible. Here to of my many favorites.

the best lyrics ever...

[BackofBeyond]

Lastly to remember my brother from another mother, long departed, he loved this album and this tune.

 

[rideandfly]

Cindy and Russell,

 

We like Stevie Ray!!!!

 

We also like,

 

WHY WORRY, The Everly Brothers, Mark Knopfler, Chet Atkins, Michael McDonald

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CkFcQRiFL68

[JWalmsley]

@MontanaOliver, I was wondering if anyone would break out some Marty Robbins before me. Lol

 

[Mainiac]

We like to open the windows, or sit under the awning. While doing that we like to listen to the crickets, or the birds, or the babbling of a lazy brook, or even the waves washing up on a beach. We like to leave electronic noise and devices behind. We never understood how people think it is ok for their noise to invade our campsite. Thought by most campers as rude, and the number one complaint to campground management. Just a thought!

[JWalmsley]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rscqSCxaKLo

[rideandfly]

 

The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain - Devil's Gallop

 

[BackofBeyond]

To be clear, I love music, of many genre's, and I also equally enjoy the solitude of just being out "there". I usually get my fix through ear buds, or something similar, and usually when I am exercising. I don't consider sharing a tidbit of my musical tastes as condoning any type of noise pollution. I often find the constant cacophony of noise in the common campsite/rv park overwhelming and a nuisance. Big rigs, kids, generators, the constant back and forth of vehicles are all distracting. And that my friends is why "we" have invested in an Oliver - it gives us what we want in comfort, with an ability to go where the noise makers usually don't. However, to be honest, I do enjoy, at times, some of my selections at very high levels, blasting forth from my barn/garage. Yea, I love old vintage equipment, big amps, great sound! Now, I am out there, in my own little rural world, wildlife haven't complained yet (more distracted by the dog!), and the neighbors are to distant. To each his own - silence can be enjoyable - the following is cool.

[topgun2]

Here in the mountains of Western North Carolina, this has been the wettest MONTH on record with some areas receiving as much as 30 inches of rain is just the past two weeks. Flooding, mud slides, people killed due to falling trees, etc., etc. The good news is that a break is finally forecast for this coming weekend.

 

[JWalmsley]

Speaking of Coldplay.... I love the rendition to the Scientist by Willie

[JWalmsley]

[Spike]

Nothing like, late at night, in the Ollie with the mirrored cabinet doors, turning off all the lights, with the exception of the inside courtesy and cabinet cabinet lights, with Miles and Coltrane . . .

 

[JWalmsley]

@Spike, that sounds sublime.

[topgun2]

For all those of us that are or about to be -

 

[JWalmsley]

[JWalmsley]

[Mike and Carol]

George Strait is about the most consistent country star ever. He’s a “neighbor”, lives just a few miles from us. He’s pretty active locally and we’ve seen him around town. But, to see him in concert we had to go to Las Vegas last January and it was worth the trip (actually we drove up from Quartzsite and camped in Vegas). We also saw George Strait in concert in 1986 in the Killeen, TX high school auditorium. “Amarillo by Morning” was on the charts then. Mike

[topgun2]

While this might not pertain to all of us, it is perhaps good advice for most of us.

 

Don't Let The Old Man In

 

 

Bill

[dbp05ret]

Luke Combs

 

[BackofBeyond]

Luke Combs

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I loved this tune from the get go. My wife and I laughed out loud this morning watching the video. Thanks for the posting - great start to the day - I'm heading to I 65 - need a little fuel and some beer...

[ShallowGal]

While this might not pertain to all of us, it is perhaps good advice for most of us.

 

Don’t Let The Old Man In

Amen Bill! Great song. Love this line:  "Ask yourself how old would you be if you didn't know the day you were born."

[topgun2]

I just could not resist given the current thread on "Rockin Ollie"

 

[ShallowGal]

I just could not resist given the current thread on “Rockin Ollie”

 

 

TG, this brought back a wonderful memory. When our youngest son (who had a speech impediment) was in the first grade, he performed "Wockin Wobin" during the school's talent competition. He didn't win. :)