Playing Radish today. :)

What a great piece of music by your side, Rad. Thanks for the add.

Why, yes, I am!

Thanks! John Zorn' book of angels is a long and continuous jazz story For you, an african jazz band from Paris: http://soundcloud.com/kora-jazz-trio Friendly:)))

PS: We here in NM could really use some of that rain!

I appeared the following year when the Earth's crust was slightly cooler (but the stuff happening on the planet was just about to heat up.) Listening to your Toots link as I type. Very nice- thank you! Our "compatibility" is low and we focus on different genres but I'm sure there's quite a bit of crossover, too. :-)

Hi - Thanks for your visit & greetings from New Mexico, US. You might be the only one older than I am on last... :-) I *really* like your quotes.

HI Rad, Great Music There! So, you should be a great person! Like Syater, i like your 'about me' quotes ... Dicton du jour: " A la saint Raoul, on écrabouille tout ce qui roucoule" - http://www.charliehebdo.fr/dicton-du-jour.html Hi!

Thanks for the new friendship and hello from south of Paris - As you love Ornette Coleman, this is for you: http://photos.allaboutjazz.com/gallery_image.php?id=79051#.Udl438wny9Z - Friendly :)))

Hello! Our libraries compatibility is super... Let's become friends - You can take a look at my website: http://mac-gratuit.fr/site/lechatrave/Accueil.html (jazz, blues, afrobeat and more) - LeChatRave

Thanks for stopping by. Greetings from Niagara Falls. It's always nice to find one's peers on here. ;-)

greetings from the states...thanks for visiting...love your wonderfully electic tracks...please stop by again...peace, Jazzy

Haha. I like your 'about me' quotes, who you are quoting and what is being said. Regards.

Hi Radish, sorry I did not get back to you on your last post, things got a bit hectic here before Christmas. I checked out The Majestic Silver Strings on YouTube and liked it. On your reccommendation I also bought The Horse Flies "Human Fly", fine folk with a difference. Had a listen to taintradio, certainly not the usual programming. Bit too much classical on the show I caught, but looks interesting and I will listen to a few more shows. You are right, we do have very similar taste in music i.e. catholic. I enjoy looking through your top artists and researching any I have not heard before. Just ordered some Steve Lacy, The Impressions, Robert Nighthawk and Los Zafiros. But the purchase I am most looking forward to is Dusty In Memphis (Analogue Productions) remastered from the original tapes and pressed on 45rpm vinyl, but that will not scrobble. Good to hear from you.

Radish, Welcome so nice to see you again ...... I hope that you're enjoying a wonderful weekend ...... Talk to you soon .....

hi Radish, great page of music!! if you are looking for some new stuff to listen to i'm spreading the word about our band Theo Cas, maybe you might dig some of it :) http://www.last.fm/music/theo+cas take care!!!

Thanks for Your nice note! The band must have felt like at HOME:-)

Hello from Finland! Very interesting page, will be visiting again!

Greetings, sir and thank you. :-)

Thanx for dropping by. Have a great weekend "over there". Greetings from Copenhagen :)

Thanks for the reccommendations, I have Dan Penn's "Do Right Man" which I really like. I am already bidding on Steve Cropper's The "5" Royales tribute on eBay. Caught Steve Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn and Eddie Floyd as "STAX" at the local Southern Fried Festival in Perth last month, best act on the bill! I will check out the others. I see you were listening to some Doug Sahm, one of my favourite Texans. Check out the album "Doug Sahm And Band" produced by Jerry Wexler and Arif Mardin and featuring Bob Dylan, Dr. John, David "Fathead" Newman, David Bromberg, and Flaco Jimenez to name a few. Thanks again.

great music! great quotes!

Radish - Rhapsody is only available in the US, so much for the special relationship! Even if it was over here in Bonnie Scotland I do not think I would use it much as I am not fond of the lifeless sound of mp3s. I am an audiophile as well as music fan and, when not listening to my vinyl, I get my music by ripping CDs to lossless FLAC files, 35,000 so far. I buy the CDs secondhand on eBay and Amazon and then sell them again, often only having to pay for the postage. It is not for everybody but it works for me. What I really want is access to great sounding 24bit 96kHz or higher files like those available on HDTracks.com but again they do not sell outside the US. I cannot wait for the future, I do not have the time left, I want it all now!

Although I have been a member of LastFM for a couple of years I have only started to appreciate just how good LastFM is. I was exploring my neighbours and was intrigued to see how similar our tastes in music are. So much so that I have just ordered some CDs by artists you have that I have not heard, namely James Carr, Don Byron, Faron Young and Buddy Miller. All this technology is a great thing, 40 years ago all I had to go on was John Peel and the NME. Thanks!

great music here!

I would appear we have a lot in common, musically speaking. Thank you for dropping by. I hope you come back this way soon.

What a treat that would have been to have seen Eugene Chadbourne and Jimmy Carl Black's "Jack and Jim Show" live. A unique mix of musical mayhem and history lesson. I've been fortunate enough to meet and speak to some of the original Mothers over the years. Great musicians and people.

Interesting meanderings going on here! You never hear of a Buddhist going on a bloody murderous rampage, now do you?

Thank you for the add! I like the quotes upper right side.

You get an eclectic blend of stuff listening to my interweb wireless although it make the question, "What music do you listen to?" extremely hard to answer!

Hello sir. I hope my radio doesn't offend you too much. :)

Thanks for the add

Like the quotes too, Beckett's view of the afterlife; hadn't heard that one

Hi friend, good music you're listening to there R

Thanks for calling by. Some good stuff you're playing. Greetings from Wales.....via London.

Enjoyed your loved tracks and library today and discovered Nickel Creek. Thanks!

Hi Sweetie, Thanks for hooking me up with Lastfam...this will be great and I am excited I can hear your music when I am at work!...or anytime. xox

Hi Again All I know is that he was a Lakota by the name of Thigh. Also there was a small band of Lakota known as the peaceful Burnt Thigh People ?

Hi neighbour, glad to see I'm not the only 60yr old around here. Abba Zabba Zoom

anyone who follows Freddy Fender with John Zorn is A-OK with me!

A fellow Beefheart fan. Excellent!! I can see by your age that you are old enough to have seen the Captain with the one of the original Magic Bands, so did you ever get the chance? I saw Captain Beefheart about half a dozen times from 1972 through 1980 and it was always an enjoyable show, even when most of the audience didn't quite "get" the music.