dennishoddy said:
Currently into blues rock by some of the new and old artists like Kenny Wayne Shepard, BB King and his duets with Eric Clapton and others.
Currently into blues rock by some of the new and old artists like Kenny Wayne Shepard, BB King and his duets with Eric Clapton and others.
Stevie Ray Vaughn for the win
This is a cool thread. Earlier this week, I began toying with the idea of buying a vintage turntable and building a classic vinyl collection. Lots of albums still floating around out there and it would be a fun project.
rock and roll is not something done at the range?
Does KRXO still do the Sunday Night Blues Cruise?
gillman7 said:
Yup, I have all of his music. Shame we had to loose him.
Blinocac200sx said:
Yes they do. KMOD has a blues program as well.
I would do it. I picked up a Technics SL-D2 on craigslist last year for $70, and it was worth every penny. I like it so much that I am seriously considering selling one of my other turntables, a much fancier entry level audiophile table that cost 5x as much.
I am buying all my new music on vinyl now. I haven't purchased a cd in three years or so. I prefer to find new LP's with a digital download, so I can have it in itunes, too. Lots of new vinyl comes with the digital download these days.
The best part, though, is the vast sea of existing vinyl out there. I have been going to Size Records in OKC, and there is an antique shop called "The Rink" that has a vendor that has thousands of old LP's of all different sorts. I have gotten all kinds of good stuff there, and most of them start at about $2 in good condition.
Craigslist, dude. I got my Pioneer table, receiver, and (useless) tape deck for $50, all still in the original boxes from the 70's. A new cartridge and some rebuilt Altecs from the local speaker shop and I had a complete setup for dirt cheap.
