What happen to favorite music list?

Hi Drumsgreg, David et al; Nice topic: I'm well over half century old myself, ...let's hear it for: Buddy Guy, Hound Dog Taylor, Koko Taylor, Etta James, Terry Evans, JJ Cale, Lonnie Mack, Lonnie Brooks, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker etc. in the Blues genre. Lately I've been listening to a lot of Melissa Etheridge, Cowboy Junkies, George Thorogood, ZZ Top, Enya, Enigma, Clannad, Mai're Brennan (lead singer for Clannad, and sister of Enya), Loreena McKennitt, Natalie Cole, George Jones, and Hank Williams Jr.. There's not really room to list specific CDs here like I would like to. If I were to recommend one artist to cyberaudio friends, it would be Mai're Brennan (also lead singer for Clannad), her ballads are especially beautiful. Her first CD was self titled "Mai're Brennan". BTW her 1st name is pronounced "Moira". Her next CD was "Perfect Time", and she has two more out. Beautiful, beautiful ballads-- probably found in Irish Folk or Celtic sections. A five star performer, and recordings are very good.

There was ( I guess) a date code error at Audiogon, the postings had a strange date and got slammed to the VERY BOTTOM of the page, although the posting was new! Please revisit Sound Advise and continue with your postings and comments, I was enjoying it too.

Albert, I looked there and its gone again, maybe you could posts something there and bring it back, anyway its good that people will post there music here so we can look at the different types that are availible to us all, Albert, who was that Blues guy you were talking about.Greg

Buy the CD by jennifer Warnes - The Hunter - it is the best it can rock your system and you can focus on the music at the same time - Way Down Deep will blow you if not your speakers away. I do not know if it is on vinyl but if someone knows I would appreciate the info. Private Music Label. Stop reading and go buy it.

Drumsgreg, I just left there, it is alive and well and running at the Sound Advice side of postings. The date code being wrong was the problem (I guess). Anyway, it is there and I will go post something again to try to keep it alive. The Blues guy I was talking about was probably Luke and the Locomotives (Audioquest label), produced by my friend Joe Harley. This should be available on CD and LP both. Pretty much rocks! If that is not it, the only other Blues I remember speaking of recently is John Lee Hooker's "Boom Boom," no explanation is needed for him. To Ljgj, Jennifer Warnes "The Hunter." I have it on LP, but I do not know if it is still available. By the way, if you stare at her images on the LP while listening to her voice, it makes you want to marry her. At least it works on me.