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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Mike Griffin on December 11, 2014, 04:21:31 PM
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Was working on the Tutor in the shop today and listening to Dean Martin singing my favorite Christmas songs. It just doesn't get much better than that. Love to listen to him Sing.
Mike
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Nice!
My " get to work" song when I sit down to the building table is "more than a feeling " by Boston. My"get pumped" song that I put on while driving to the field is a cover of "Land of Confusion" by Disturbd, though I do enjoy the original Genesis version too
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Doyle Bramhall (Senior) "Lost in the Congo". Or Charles Berry's "Johnny B. Goode", tho "Demon Rider" by Atomic Rats is awesome while machining venturii. H^^ Steve
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Dean Martin became a great singer when he dumped that clown Jerry Lewis and got down to some serious music. Matt Helm was good. too. And fembots?
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Alan Jackson and George Strait here.
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Well, if it were not Christmas, I would be listening to George Strait or Dwight Yokam. Maybe some Trace Adkins too.
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Personally I prefer Jussi Beiorling, or Luciano Pavoratti, Kiri Te Kinawa is is very nice also, and Jose Carrares's version of Noel in french is wonderful!
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Randy Cuberly!!!
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Bluegrass, Swamp Pop or The Irish Tenors/with John Mcdermott.
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Bluegrass, Swamp Pop or The Irish Tenors/with John Mcdermott.
I just make my own music. H^^ (Photo courtesy of Gary Jones, MADS R/C Club, Clovis, NM)
(http://i1052.photobucket.com/albums/s446/ghostler/Motorcycle%20Other/2014-11-26GeorgeWalgreensKettleSax3.jpg)
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Roy Buchannan and a screamin' Telecaster.That's the way to get some work done while listening to the tunes.Just gotta be careful not to be too aggressive with the 80 grit LL~ LL~ LL~
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Coltrane. Love Supreme.
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Take Five. Brubeck. Mercy Mercy. Cannonball And Joe.
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We must not have any Stoners on here. I was waiting for Pink Floyd. :P
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AC/DC Mistress For Christmas lol
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Ride of the Valkyries by Wagner......now that will get the. 80 grit going. The air strike in Apocolypse Now.
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Rhapsody in Blue, or any thing else by Gershwin.
Joe
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Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird
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The Righteous Brothers, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Bob Seger, George Thorogood, Meat Loaf & Sarah Evens jus seem to flow along with the sound of the laser machine
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I am with Joe Just: Rhapsody in Blue, or any thing else by Gershwin.
Artists: Gene Harris, Oscar Peterson, Ray Brown, Wes Montgomery, Bucky Pizzarelli, Ella Fitzgerald, Sarah Vaughn, and of course,Louis Armstrong.
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The Eagles, Norman Brown, or Larry Carlton here on my iTunes and piped into the shop.
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My selection of building music is highly dependant on what transpired between 8 and 5 each day. It usually ranges from Pink Floyd and the Beatles to Tool, A Perfect Circle, or Alice in Chains.
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The Who....with Jethro Tull running a close second.
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Alan Jackson, Keith Whitley, Kenny Chesney and of course the King George Strait.
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If you guys could see my CD rack as well as the cassettes plus 8 tracks you would wonder about my music. Anyone ever heard one called Black Land Farmer. Another one is Does Your Chewing Gum Loose Its Flavor On The Bed Post Over Night. There is a lot of country, blue grass, early rock and roll plus gospel.
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Coltrane. Love Supreme.
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Cajun music!!!!! DL Menard singing "Back Door". After that a little ZZ Top.
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Blue Swede "Hooked on a Feeling" and of course some good old Benny Goodwin
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If it's detail work I'll put on Glenn Miller to relax...if sanding maybe the Beach Boys, Chet, Strength in Numbers, or Steve Wariner, for assembling maybe ZZ, Little Feat, Delbert McClinton, Robin Ford, Hellecastors, Jon Jorgenson, Brad Davis....any good picker. I loooove my iPod!
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The Pretty Reckless, Theory of a Deadman, Five Finger Death Punch, Rob Zombie,
Alice in Chains, Jane's Addiction, Of Monsters and Men.
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The three "Bs" for me: Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. Tchaikofsky, Saint Saens and Mousorgsky to fill in the gaps and perhaps some Bizet, Bernstein and Williams to brighten my day. I find new gems all the time on Sirius XM.
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I was working on my latest project last night and listening to Within Temptation and Dragonforce. What can I say?
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Guess I am getting old, a lot of musicians and groups being mentioned on here that I have never heard of.
Mike
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Years ago I walked into a Towers Records store and asked "Where would I find your CDs of Dean Martin so I can get his Christmas album?"
Towers Record person (teenager) with astonished look on face: "Ahh, why?"
I still laugh when I recall that.
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What, no traditional jazz? George Lewis's All-Stars (Panama Rag), Lu Watters's Yerba Buena Jazz Band (High Society) or if you're English like me, Chris Barber's Jazz Band (Chimes Blues). Maybe nostalgia isn't what it used to be, but that stuff still takes me back to the days of my youth.