What's the best song you have heard today?

In spite of everything, Happy Birthday to the USA!
After all, it’s a great country, for good and bad…

PS: Bertha Mae Lightning is AI

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this is not AI :blush:

Mott The Hoople - Hymn for the Dudes

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David Bowie - This Is Not America

Reminded by the 4th of July, I was wondering if Wounded knee from Redbone would be the better song. :thinking:

Rammstein - Amerika (Official 4K Video)

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who is older - USA or Keith Richards? :thinking:

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there’s your answer

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Here’s to the memory of the American singer and songwriter Nanci Griffith, who was born 73 years ago today. She started performing professionally at the age of 14,and became a beloved and respected artist on the country and folk circuit, releasing 18 studio albums between 1978 and 2012, and collaborating with among others Willie Nelson, Emmylou Harris, Townes Van Zandt and John Prine.

Nanci Griffith - Hell No (I’m Not Alright) (2012)

Although highly respected and with some considerable success, Nanci Griffith never became a big country star. Her charting history is limited, still she did win a Grammy for best country album in 1994, with the album Other Voices, Other Rooms. It is a very good record, which I highly recommend if you like folk/country.

Nanci Griffith, with John Prine - The Speed of the Sound of Lonliness (1993)

Nanci Griffith passed away in 2021 aged 68. It is suspected it was cancer, since she already had struggled twice with this disease. However, the official cause of death given was “natural causes”, allegedly by request from Nanci herself. Whatever reason, here’s to the memory of this fine singer :wine_glass:

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Carlsberg - All The President’s Men

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Nazareth - Turn on Your Receiver

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Slade - Keep on Rocking

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Sooner or later, it comes for us all… I wasn’t really a big listener of her music, but I always loved those two songs. Rest in peace, Bonnie. :pensive_face:

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Rest in peace.:heart:

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strange day..

Birthday of the best singer that AC/DC had.. here a nice little documentary about him:

AC/DC: The Bon Scott Years

And the day that we have to say goodbye forever to Bonnie Tyler

Bonnie Tyler - Faster Than The Speed Of Night

I am sure that Bon and Bonnie will meet up (or down) there and make a great party

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ARTE Concert has all the gigs of Hellfest 2026 on utube. But not much really :zany_face: this year.

The Pretty Reckless
And So It Went

For I Am Death

live at Hellfest Open Air 2026 – ARTE Concert

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The Quaker City Night Hawks - Some of Adam’s Blues

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Moreland & Arbuckle - Tall Boogie

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The Rumjacks - An Irish Pub Song

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More Blues by Midnight Delta Blues Music
Cotton Field Porch Blues, Raw Delta Harmonica & Southern Afternoon Blues Session

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Ah, I don’t know how I feel about all that AI music. Seems to be the very essence of “generic”.

Talking about generic. There’s a wedding in the neighbourhood. So tonight im listening to the common denominator party dance mix. Whether I want it or not.

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Walter Trout - Life in the Jungle

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Here’s to the memory of the Norwegian guitarist Robert Burås, who was found dead in his apartment 19 years ago today. No official cause of death were given. He was only 31 years old.

Robert Burås played guitar in Madrugada, one of the finest Norwegian bands ever. He also had the side project My Midnight Creeps, where he was the singer in addition to playing guitar. I’ll post two songs to the memory of Robert Burås, yet another of the musicians we lost much too early :wine_glass:

Madrugada - The Kids Are On High Street (2005)

My Midnight Creeps - Untrue (2005)

Robert Burås got a memorial bench in Birkelunden, a park in central Oslo. The plaque on the bench reads:

Hold on to you heart
Hold on to your soul