Music you have just heard for the First time ever - share it

IrishEyes said:
DH said "I was listening to a singer I think you may like and he was featuring Harrison
on guitar. I never heard it before, you may want to check it out"

He knows what I like and here it is : if you hear something NEW to you that blew you away...share it.

Alvin Lee - The Bluest Blues (feat. George Harrison)
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Was he the same guy that was in a band called Ten Years After?
 
I really like the OP song, and many blues songs. Here is one I saved in a file as a favorite, posted by Pinky, 06/29/25. Until her post, I had never heard it before. [Thanks @Pinky]

Just Walk Away - Derrick Dove & the Peacekeepers - released January, 2025. [There is a short intro - song starts at 0:25 mark.]

 
MACKTEXAS said:
I really like the OP song, and many blues songs. Here is one I saved in a file as a favorite, posted by Pinky, 06/29/25. Until her post, I had never heard it before. [Thanks @Pinky]

Just Walk Away - Derrick Dove & the Peacekeepers - released January, 2025. [There is a short intro - song starts at 0:25 mark.]

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OK, you got me hooked again, must be my Blues day!
 
Nineteen Ninety-Four (Viceroy VIC 8012-2, Reissue: Repertoire REP5191) is a 1994 album by Alvin Lee released in the United States as I Hear You Rockin'.

This album not only contains The Bluest Blues (feat. George Harrison), but also a cover of the Beatles' "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" (Lennon–McCartney) with Geo Harrison playing slide guitar. The drummer on this album who sounds so good is Alan White who was drummer for the progressive band, YES.

I wasn't blown away, but it's worth a listen to compare it to the Abbey Road recording.

 
OldFeller said:
Nineteen Ninety-Four (Viceroy VIC 8012-2, Reissue: Repertoire REP5191) is a 1994 album by Alvin Lee released in the United States as I Hear You Rockin'.

This album not only contains The Bluest Blues (feat. George Harrison), but also a cover of the Beatles' "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" (Lennon–McCartney) with Geo Harrison playing slide guitar. The drummer on this album who sounds so good is Alan White who was drummer for the progressive band, YES.

I wasn't blown away, but it's worth a listen to compare it to the Abbey Road recording.

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Well, slap me upside the head for never letting my ears connect to his music! Good gosh, where was I?
Saving it to be excited about now I guess when I appreciate the style more maybe?
 
IrishEyes said:
DH said "I was listening to a singer I think you may like and he was featuring Harrison
on guitar. I never heard it before, you may want to check it out"

He knows what I like and here it is : if you hear something NEW to you that blew you away...share it.

Alvin Lee - The Bluest Blues (feat. George Harrison)
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This recording really grabs ya!

Alvin Lee from the band Ten Years After .
 
MACKTEXAS said:
I'm going to post just one more blue one here.

In 1976, Dorothy Moore recorded "Misty Blue," a big hit for her. I did not know (until I posted it last May) that Cyndi Lauper also recorded the song in 1991. This is her version:

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If I had just heard the song without knowing who it was, I never would have guessed it was her. A very nice change for her voice. Thanks for the share Mack! My new Spotify Blues list is getting longer!
 
Had a taste for some more soft swaying blues, so began cruising YT for one that hit me
that I have never heard, hopefully from someone I never heard of and after 3 times playing it
this be the one for today.


Billy D and The Hoodoos - Somethin's Wrong
 
IrishEyes said:
Yes it is. I had never heard of them either
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You never heard of Ten Years After? They were one of the stars of Woodstock! Goin' Home! :)

They changed their name to Ten Years Later in the late '70s. I saw them in concert with Blue Oyster Cult and Johnny Winter and two other bands. One might have been Uriah Heap. Oh, the other was Foghat!
 
RambleTamble said:
You never heard of Ten Years After? They were one of the stars of Woodstock! Goin' Home! :)

They changed their name to Ten Years Later in the late '70s. I saw them in concert with Blue Oyster Cult and Johnny Winter and two other bands. One might have been Uriah Heap. Oh, the other was Foghat!
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I think it's more I didn't remember their name but when I looked them up I knew the one song they
had as a hit here in the States. But that was probably the only song I paid attention to. I had not heard
them do blues until now.
 
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