do you Rockabilly?

[jason prouty]

any Rockabillies on this forum?

iTunes has a great rockabilly radio collection:

go to iTunes radio and dbl clk Americana, you will find Rockabilly radio

Commercial free and free all day, it's nice background, a great way to get out of that classic rock "cliche" circle of repeats in the shop

[jason prouty]

I guess it's down at the moment.....

[jason prouty]

anyway anotherone that's good background is Secret Agent on SomaFM

it's also at iTunes radio in the electronica section, scroll way down to find it.

I'm not a techno dude but it's got some great soundtracks from the Bond movies.

[redhouse]

blues and jazz only for me...but i have a buddy that likes that stuff.
hmmm...does dwight yokem count?

[Skids]

Brian Setzer's cool, but mostly blues and classic rock here.

[blinddog 99]

Just watched Roy Orbison, Black & White night DVD last night (for the umpteenth time). If you don't have it in your collection get the DVD. It is amazing, guests include Tom Waits, Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, JD Souther, Bonnie Raitt, Elvis Costello, on and on, but I'm probably preachin to the choir, right?

[jason prouty]

Roy Orbison is irreplacable, and also is Elvis Costello.

Anyone ever tried Pandora radio? www.pandora.com

you make your own radio station, free, no commercials. I found a grip of new music I've never heard.

[blinddog 99]

Jason, haven't tried it but I'm gonna, thanks......

[CarsonsChaos]

Pandora rocks,
At least when I listen.
I tend to like louder faster, with a few power ballads thrown in.
Don't tell anyone but I still sometimes listen to hair bands..SSSHHH...:rockon: :rockon: :rockon: :rockon: :rockon: :rockon: :rockon:

[blinddog 99]

Carson, nice Av. You guys remember Commander Cody, or the Flying Burrito Brothers? Maybe that's more like "truck stop rock" as it was once called, but I alway thought of it as pure Rockabilly.