The Official New Music Thread

[Hoops McCann]

Currently, my favorite album is Porcupine Tree's "The Incident", which just came out in September. PT just continue to amaze me. Love their sound. I got a chance to see them in NYC about a month ago, and I can't wait until they come back to the US early next year.

 

[dustyvalentino]

Saw this guy supporting Steve Earle last week. I give you the uber-talented Joe Pug:

 

[Pottel]

how about this one...
 

my new favorites....

[Pottel]

yet another one
my old favorite Satch, or Joe Satriani, as you may know him
this is a song i love by him

 

[Pottel]

espcially buy his "Time Machine" or "Live in San Fransisco" album

[Pottel]

the master explaining his work casually
 

[shangri la 1]

This guy from Canada plays a mean National lap steel. His new CD is called Bread and Buddah, and features 10 good tracks including 2 with amazing Indian sounds and vocals.....
He wrote his first song at 46 and it's thought that he is close to 70 years of age.

 

You can listen to the whole album here:- http://harrymanx.com/bread-and-buddha/

[Spiritinthesky]

England's Bleeding  by Robinson, debut album, came out this year, UK singer songwriter with a sharp edge. Keep hearing him on BBC Radio 2.

www.myspace.com/andyrobinsons

[Fletch]

This guy from Canada plays a mean National lap steel. His new CD is called Bread and Buddah, and features 10 good tracks including 2 with amazing Indian sounds and vocals.....
He wrote his first song at 46 and it's thought that he is close to 70 years of age.

 

You can listen to the whole album here:- http://harrymanx.com/bread-and-buddha/

Hey Ian, I saw Harry Manx at a local venue just two months ago. He was terrific, does the rhythmic picking thing then adds Indian flavored slide over the top. He does a cool cover version of 'i'm on Fire'.
I wouldn't think he's anywhere near 70, he looks quite youthful live.

[shangri la 1]

He is a bit of a mystery man due to the fact that his music career started quite late:-
My Brother saw him here recently and he told me that he was coming back to Oz, but turns out it was only Brisbane I think? He may tour here again so I'll need to keep my eye out!!

[shangri la 1]

Harry Manx has done a cover version of NHB's "Railroad Worksong". Calls it "Take this hammer"!!

http://www.youtube.com/user/DogMyCatRecords#p/u/6/cC6qM0g8P3E

 

And also an extended version of Dew on roses Recorded live at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival, June 2010, this song is from the album "Bread and Buddha" (2009)

http://www.youtube.com/user/DogMyCatRecords#p/u/1/aBoGrDVFZ9w

 

Is the guitar he's playing the same as Richrd Bennett's?

[Pottel]

i really like his NHB railroad cover, nice and laid back.

[sak4]

Its good to find new music and I like JP - his bio is interesting.   BTW he is coming to the UK at the end of Jan although this time I don't think we can do it as we've got another concert booked near that time.

http://www.joepugmusic.com/tour/

Keep up the good info   

Sally

[dustyvalentino]

Yeah, he's just playing a support slot in Glasgow though, can't really justify going all that way for half an hour.

[Best Brown Baggies]

I've always been a big fan of Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, but hadn't really listened to them that much for a while now.
Due to MK's quiet period over the last few months, has allowed me to re-visit some of the great music sitting in my cd collection that i havn't listened too for far too long. Below is a GREAT example...............





Cheers   BBB