Be nice.
You don't have to love them, but let them reveal who they are.

Most excellent! classical meets blues

99 Nines
A li'l ol' band fum texas

...saw them at Seattle Center (space needle) in '69 or early 70 right after Benefit was released.
I had loved them before, Stand UP, etc., still do to this day. Thanks Bill!  Happy Birthday to me.

Dylan tributes conciously or not, by Daniel Lanois notwithstanding I must show my appreciation to RP. Bill, what a great set this morn between Tull and Lanois. My favorite radio of all time!

Liked this more & more. I'm a sucker for jangling guitar.
My Morning Jacket lit up this set because It's new to me.

 Jelani wrote:

good catch, who else tries to lower their already low bass voice?

-9, Teddy Picker imitation almost David Bowie. And that's not a compliment.

Straining to sound like Lennon notwithstanding, this song has a nice feel to it. I like it!
Of course, I like Lennon so I paid attention when it started and  gave it a chance.
I'll have to listen to more of the album, which is why, in a way, RP exists. Turn us on!
thanks, Bill & Rebecca &&&&&&&&&

NEVER gets Old This defies categorization. It is Beauty. TakeFive 10.10 AAAAA *****

I'm with you, EssexTex these hacks should never have had a record contract. Sting can't sing, his voice is terrible, he thinks he's some kind of seminal musician. HA! keep this kind of mediocre Crap off of RadioParadise!EssexTex wrote:

This is an enticing arrangement of the old Jimmie Rodgers tune. Here, the reggae beat emphasizes the cutesy lyrics but with all the talent on board - "We Have A Winner". I used to call David Lindley "Just Enough" Lindley when he first toured with Jackson because his spare, tasteful additions never overwhelmed the tracks. I've loved Bonnie from the first. Thanks Bill, you discover all the gems!

Thought I'd hear some thoughtful tunes first thing this morning. The Frames nearly put me back to sleep. Sorry, fans. RP deserves applause for all the artistic self-expression they host. Thank ya

This is for guitar lovers. Doesn't Ben sound like he's a Bo Diddley fan? 8)

If these guys really are just at the demo stage, send them to Myrtle Beach for the "Beach Music" that's been jumpin' 'round these parts since "black radio music" couldn't be played on "white" radio but all the kids of white folks couldn't get enough of it. So they went to Myrtle and danced. Now as for "Further on up the Road" Clapton's cover of it on "E.C. Was Here" is about as good as it gets. Bill, you probably have the original by ? Oh yeah Joe Medwick Veasey & Don D. Robey wrote it as "Far_ther on ..." lol, Hub

for those wondering who this band reminds them of, it's so clear to me. even my high schooler heard "Imagine"-John Lennon in it

I've loved this song for years and hope to hear it again RP A natural for RP - once in two years is not enough. C'monblue

You've done it again rp this song opened me up to what Vertical Horizon can do. I like it ;)