What song/album are you listening to right now?

[Jonny Quest]

Got this link send to me, and although I usually do not search for music played with this instrument, I also have nothing against it. So for those who think that Bagpipes can not rock, check it out.

Shipping Up To Boston/Enter Sandman - Bagpipe Cover

And how about this one, for your bagpipe music library
The Badpiper - Thunderstruck.

 

[Jonny Quest]

The Beatles (Geroge Harrison) - Something.

 

[Jonny Quest]

Robin Trower and his excellent guitar work throughout this song, and also in the song The Day of The Eagle, from the Bridge of Sighs album.
1970's hippies, stoner music

Bridge of Sighs - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[goodjohnjr]

I had never heard of them before. Smooth, soothing, very nice

Yeah, this was the second song that I ever heard by them, this & the first song that I heard by them instantly were added to my music collection.

Both songs have a nice cool vibe that almost bring back a few memories from my childhood combined, fits the evening or night, and even could fit an early weekend.

 

[Jonny Quest]

Yeah, this was the second song that I ever heard by them, this & the first song that I heard by them instantly were added to my music collection.

Both songs have a nice cool vibe that almost bring back a few memories from my childhood combined, fits the evening or night, and even could fit an early weekend.

Yep, that was added to my Spotify collection, as well as my YouTube playlist right after I heard it

 

[Morro]

And how about this one, for your bagpipe music library
The Badpiper - Thunderstruck.

Damn, that will certainly get you noticed. And no one will boo you either, with a short ranged flamethrower build in.

 

[goodjohnjr]

Joji - Die For You by Joji:

 

[roger_m]

 

[pxxb1]

Fascinating voice in a small guy.

 

[roger_m]

 

[roger_m]

 

[roger_m]

 

[Countryboy_MN]

Robin Trower and his excellent guitar work throughout this song, and also in the song The Day of The Eagle, from the Bridge of Sighs album.
1970's hippies, stoner music

Bridge of Sighs - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Robin is one most underrated guitarists in my opinion.

 

[Rollers127]

My favouite live performance full stop of any song

 

[pxxb1]

Robin is one most underrated guitarists in my opinion.

Robin was compared to Hendrix back in the days, so he can definitely handle the guitar.

The album Bridge of sighs is a very nice album of his but some tunes ain`t as strong as others, with the tune Too Rolling Stoned standing out on the album. I favour the album For Earth Below instead because of its evenness in quality. But it is a bit of cherry picking since they are both good, and actually different in mode.

Anyway, the following is a taste of his guitar capability and at the same time a good tune from the mentioned - For Earth Below.

 

[lokamoka820]

 

[Jonny Quest]

Bill Withers - Ain't No Sunshine

 

[Oxygen]

 

[Jonny Quest]

Robin is one most underrated guitarists in my opinion.

Robin was compared to Hendrix back in the days, so he can definitely handle the guitar.

The album Bridge of sighs is a very nice album of his but some tunes ain`t as strong as others, with the tune Too Rolling Stoned standing out on the album. I favour the album For Earth Below instead because of its evenness in quality. But it is a bit of cherry picking since they are both good, and actually different in mode.

Anyway, the following is a taste of his guitar capability and at the same time a good tune from the mentioned - For Earth Below.

Even though Roy Buchanan had a short-lived career and life, IMO, was another underrated guitarist.
Live Stock - Roy's Bluz


You're Not Alone - Fly Night Bird

 

[goodjohnjr]

Fatal by RZA: