What are you currently listening to 2026?

Horses for courses, I love it.

I’ll soon be 70 but my head says 35, bodies doing well and I’m happy to just jive. Age is how you feel, not what that you’ve become, Keep rocking keep rolling and worship that kick drum.

YMMV natch.

Never to old to rock and roll even if you need the non Robert Zimmermanframe.
Music keeps you young and feeds your soul, Good or evil only you will know.

Feel free to use that mumble as lyrics. Or go AI Chapt WazzHeck ā€œold loon kicking off, write a sung he’s a beachā€ !

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Shoot where’d you cum from Jaymz ?? You pinching ma weakly feads ? Must listen !

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Shirley Not

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Ah just checked the JJ feed and Notes were disabled ! HTFDTH, normal service resumed.
Simples as I need my weekly dose of ResMan#1.

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And how the heck do I fit the Back Door Boot Camp into the sked ule !!

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Twas a sweet offering as usual. Take note peeps. Follow the JJ.

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Sorry I brought it up.

Quirky band name I once came across: Age Against The Machine

I am listening to @Socio’s most popular video:

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Haha my most popular original so far on the tube was Living Your Life In Your Head. Shadows of my former self and hold on are my personal favourites. Though I’m hoping the one released today does better :rofl:

Though that one holds special memories as was the last one Mari commented on :cry:

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Take it easy cowboy, I gave you your flowers, accept them with grace. LOL

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Don’t often post here, but feel have to share this that I stumbled over this morning.

@sclay Of course you immediately popped into my head Shane.

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Great pick David!

We all owe enormous gratitude to Nigel Watson, a longtime friend and collaborator of Peter’s from back to the 70s (the big bearded guitarist in the clip).

Nigel was essentially solely responsible for nurturing and bringing Peter back to the world in the 90s via The Peter Green Splinter Group.

Nigel was a truly exceptional human being, with a golden heart, who loved and respected Peter dearly. And, Nigel was a pretty fine guitarist, singer songwriter himself.
Sadly he passed away in 2019 just a year before Peter did.

I imagine Nigel will join in the jam when I seek out Peter after I’m done here…:smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

Cheers, Shane

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You’re welcome! :grinning_face:

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Brian

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@sclay Thanks for sharing more, Shane. I am not close to the details to his recovery and return to music with the Splinter Group.

I recently saw a thread about a band called Shake Some Action. This reminded me of this song by the Flamin’ Groovies:

I had it on a compilation album released in the 1970s:

It’s got some great guitar work, very much my kind of thing. I’m now planning to learn this.

And that looks like a UK-registration Jaguar Mk 10 in the picture, even though they were an American band.

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I too has that New Wave compilation … my first exposure to Ramones, Richard Hell etc.

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As a 15 year old rebel this was my anthem.

Talk about OG guitarists!

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