MothMan

Travis Tritt - It's A Great Day To Be Alive

Little David Wilkins - Disco Tex

Gospel Music with Tracyanne Campbell - Automobile

The Dillards - Dooley

Violent Femmes - Blister In The Sun

Green Jellö - Flight of the Skajaquada

It is indeed.

As a guy who lives in California that warning is everywhere. Part because we're a paranoid bunch when it comes to possibly getting sued, and part because the government loves warning us about stuff cause we might not be that bright. Frankly I'm kinda surprised they haven't mandated that all citizens of California must get that warning tattooed somewhere visible on the body.

Jerry Reed - Gator

Texas Hippie Coalition - Clenched Fist

Tim McGraw - I Like It, I Love It

Some good songs in here. Lotta good musicians/bands don't sing in English. Lot of them I'd like to see, but probably never will cause travel is very difficult for me. Here's a few I'd jump to see if given opportunity:

Leroy Troy - Ghost Chickens In The Sky

Garth Brooks feat. Blake Shelton - Dive Bar

This was the plan until yesterday when I got an e-mail about NKOTB doing a tour with Salt-N-Pepa, En Vogue, and Rich Astley.

Grateful Dead - Feel like a Stranger (Live at Recreation Hall, Penn State University, University Park, PA, May 6, 1980)

Shelly West - Jose Cuervo

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - Fishin' In The Dark

Rammstein. As of now I've got no plans to see anyone live before that show happens, but since it got delayed till 2022 things could change.

Disturbed - Down With The Sickness Russian cover by Radio Tapok

I've got a Viola, it's a nice enough bass, but not one that I use much. Used to have an EB-0, but I sold it awhile back to another student of my bass teacher.

Here they are. I debated putting in my banjo and my guitar, but went with basses only.

I'd Rather Be With You by Bootsy

It just occurred to me that today being what it is I should be listening to this, so now I am: