What are you currently listening to ?

[Selby White]

Let us know what you think, Selby ......... we need more folk on this 'ere topic giving us their recommendations ......... share the music!

Been looking at their website would certainly go along if they ever tour over here and come somewhere near me.

[Selby White]

Listening to a continual stream of Christmas Songs on Radio 2(Mrs SW likes the radio on first thing).

[Selby White]

That is Christmas songs over for today and now for the best ever Chicago Blues Songwriter Willie Dixon "The Chess Collection"

[yorkfan]

An absolute belter of an album.

I'm not sure how to post album cover images from the web ....... can you 'elp?

[Selby White]

An absolute belter of an album.

I'm not sure how to post album cover images from the web ....... can you 'elp?

Yes just find a photo on the web of it and copy the address something like this -

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com ... 0_ML2_.jpg

Then using "full editor" select "img" from the menu at the top and you will get these brackets up (ive added the bit in between) -

[img]put%20image%20here[/img]

Paste the address of the photo between the brackets.

[yorkfan]

Like this?

I'll play around and get the sizing sorted.

Tar, lar.

[NottinghamWhite]

Alexander Armstrong on Classic FM currently it’s The Montevidi choir . Lovely stuff.

[LAsouthcoast]

Beck :- Mellow Gold

[Selby White]

Jimmy Burns "Live at B.L.U.E.S."



Have seen Jimmy 3 times at different times while in Chicago (once at a summer festival in Grant Park, Once in Andy's Jazz Club and once in Buddy Guys Legends).
Have also visited B.L.U.E.S. a few times but not seen Jimmy at that actual venue.
Its a Small place a bit scruffy like a blues club (not touristy) should be but always seems to have a really good Band playing.
If you ever get chance to visit the Windy City once it opens again its one i can recommend https://chicagobluesbar.com/

[cheffy007]

It’s prog o clock, so classic King Crimson and Court of the Crimson King. Might follow that with Aqualung by Jethro Tull. Great soundtrack to an afternoon making more cranberry sauce, followed by pizza for Mrs and Miss Cheffy.