jp33442 wrote:
 
I think many of us do listen to this station all day. 

What a great follow-up to Stevie Ray Vaughan's Riviera Paradise. Wow. THIS is why music should be mixed by "two real people". Thank you.

 drewd wrote:

Anyplace is a good place to dance, when the beat gets in your head. 

So sad and lonely. He makes a guitar sing sadness.

I miss these guys

So beautiful

Drift away on the wind and sea....

 ImaOldman wrote:

Oh, my that would have been an incredible evening. :D

Just a small bone to pick with you, Bill. Even though Stephen Stills was the primary motivation for Manassas, the band he formed was Manassas, and should be credited as the Artist.

2 Hawks 

LOVE this one. Woven voices, complex melodies. Only thing he doesn't use is lots of percussion, but that's not what this piece is about.

Love this. Improvement suggestion: a group photo that includes Peter Greene in the lineup since this is his version, and the album is focused on him.

I like this. Totally off the cuff!

So smooth. Love this one.

Sounds better with the volume up.... Bet it's great in concert.

Oh my.
Not in the mood for this today. 
Angry music doesn't help when Solidworks keeps crashing.

Such a fitting song for our current political situation. Good songs last longer.

There are two distinct themes of music in this piece. It used to bother me that the segue between them is so minimal. Then it occurred to me: I wonder if a particular theme was identified with Lucy, and the other one with Linus? 

I still have the vinyl in my record stack. A bit tattered, but very well loved.

These guys are a HOOT!!!

Ya know, I have to agree about the repeats. It's a good-sounding song, but way, way repetitive.

Music is good. But holy crap that image gives me the creeps.