John Mayall - Cards on the Table [Official Audio] - YouTube
Just picked up this John Mayall album, sooooo good! Joe Walsh Plays on it. Itās several years old and was referred to me by Joe Bonamassa on his site.
So great to hear John still doing the blues the way he did it over 50 years ago, He launched the careers of so many including clapton and Fleetwood Mack.
The album is titled Talk About That. If you like the blues itās a great album to add to your collection!
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers with Gary Moore - So Many Roads - YouTube
Didnāt realize John had been so active! He will turn 90 this year.
I just got addicted to thisā¦ 
Daughter had another carp day in the office and in for the long haul following BMA announcements today. Just sent me this from Oliver Anthony. Spooky as Iād not sent Rich Men Of The North her way. Funny world init ?
By the way āhomeā is here, not her place in the UK, only been gone 10 days !! 
This collaboration between legends of hip hop:
Without knowing what I was listening to, my wife asked why I was listening to cheap hotel calling centre music 
Considering the cheap phone speaker and acoustic guitars, I san see why 
Massive respect to the players though, they are amazing.
Played this morning with 90 minutes practice,
Rode this afternoon with a great 90 minute ride into Brittany.
So what better to rock out with the Haleās in the evening and a body temp Merlot (or two).
Shame its only 48 minutes - 90 would have been better.
Blimey Lizzy is 40 in October ! Remember a few years back when daughter and namesake Lizzy Granddaughter would hang out back stage at the end of concerts in Leeds and Sheffield and Lizzy and AJ would make time for fans and chat.
Girl has some serious pipes !
Oh dear. They say one good thing leads to another and this just hit my YT feed.
One for you @DarrellW 
Was going to be an early night. Whereās that box of Merlot.
This performance of Robben Ford with Zurich Jazz Orchestra.
Iām baffled by the level of musicianship happening here:
An Aussie in the US that I recently found on YouTube that has some insane looping skills and great vocals.
Bands/Artists on my current playlist are:
Alabama 3
Hawkwind
Joe Bonamassa
King King
Larkin Poe
Laurence Jones
Lilā Jimmy Reed
Mƶtorhead
Mƶtley CrĆ¼e
Samantha Fish
Stevie Wonder
The Fabulous Thunderbirds
The Rolling Stones
When Rivers Meet
Willie and the Bandits
Iāve seen live or have tickets to see 11 of these bands; Joe Bonamassa I plan to see next year if heās touring UK, I get the impression that the Fabulous Thunderbirds rarely tour outside the USA, And Stevie and the Stones I wonāt be going to see because I donāt waste my money on stadium gigs.
If youāve managed to work your way through that lot, I bet youāre surprised I didnāt include this
Have a great day!
Recently discovered Eilen Jewell - sheās got some strange yet somehow interesting things going on, I wonder if weāll see our @brianlarsen do a cover of ghis:
Seems like it would be in his list of songsā¦
Or maybe this oneā¦ I like both of them!
Tod
Haha, Iād have to invest in a new wig first 
Thereās something about her music that reminds me of Aussie C W Stoneking. You might like it 
Iāll have to look that upā¦ I found Ms. Jewell because of Justinās suggestion to listen to Bluesā¦ I like to listen to a Blues number & let autoplay go on Pandora or Spotify. Found some very interesting music that way!
Tod
This Ingram Bonamasa duet of Born Under a Bad Sign:
Great rendition of a Led Zeppelin Classic on Play for Change
Crawled down a Play for Change 
Nice version love, the Kiwiās vox and good to see DT sliding away, as heās known to do !
Help !!
What I love about these videos is how people from different background and from all over the world can express there love of music with so many different instruments.
Still stuck down this
