Whatcha linsten' to?

[RustyNell]

DUFFY

and more DUFFY

Edited January 1, 2009 by RustyNell

[Silkie McDonough]

The Mummers Parade.

[Cpt Sophia M Eisley]

Maid on the Shore by Stan Rogers

(yah sang that at PiP, right Silkie?)

followed by

Shallow Man by Sting

[Silkie McDonough]

Indeed I did. I wish I would have spent more time in the pub this year, it was rather comfortable temperature wise but i was at the Hide most of the time. Well ...next year.

[Cpt Sophia M Eisley]

Indeed I did. I wish I would have spent more time in the pub this year, it was rather comfortable temperature wise but i was at the Hide most of the time. Well ...next year.

You sang beautifully milady. Indeed, hopefully you can get over to the pub/tavern more next year. I'm hoping to learn a few tunes myself to join in. I used to sing with friends alot in years past. Gotta get over the nerves once again and simply enjoy it.

[Brig]

by Tiger Army

[Silkie McDonough]

You sang beautifully milady. Indeed, hopefully you can get over to the pub/tavern more next year. I'm hoping to learn a few tunes myself to join in. I used to sing with friends alot in years past. Gotta get over the nerves once again and simply enjoy it.

Thank ya m'lass. I love to sing. Don't have nerves to get over. Just have to make myself learn the songs. Problem is that there are many songs that I should learn that I just don't like. lol

As to your nerves ...think on this

...much of the audience isn't any better than you are,

...much of the audience has a bit too much rhum,

...if those don't help you you need more rhum!

[Red-Handed Jill]

Ripple - Grateful Dead (one of my favourites of theirs)

[Hester]

Pete & the Pirates

http://www.myspace.com/peteandthepirates

[Ransom]

The male Canadian geese out on our pond, hurling insults at each other...."Aahhh, yur mother was a mud hen, eh!"

It gets worse closer to Spring. That's when the brawls start.

[William Brand]

David Sylvian's Secrets of the Beehive.

[michaelsbagley]

David Sylvian's Secrets of the Beehive.

Bloody awesome album William! I haven't heard any David Sylvian in years...

Personally I've gotthe White Strips "Elephant" album keeping the doldrums of work today at bay.

[William Brand]

Someone who has actually heard Secrets of the Beehive...? Nice.

I may have to put on Words With a Shaman next, or perhaps Brilliant Trees.

[michaelsbagley]

Someone who has actually heard Secrets of the Beehive...? Nice.

I may have to put on Words With a Shaman next, or perhaps Brilliant Trees.

For that matter why not dig out the Rain Tree Crow album? David Dylvian is great on his own, but I find I like him working with Mick Kairn and the rest better.

[William Brand]

I was weened on Weatherbox, so I'm somewhat partial to the set. The work is haunting.

[mojito]

im listening to the hummmm of my computer, and the panting of my dogs

[Cpt Sophia M Eisley]

Bones by Little Big Town

[Hester]

Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros

[Capt. Arthur Richards]

I have been enthusiasticly involved for a little while with pachelbel's canon in D

[Hester]

The Raveonettes, Whip It On

http://www.myspace.com/theraveonettes

[Hester]

A.C. Newman, The Slow Wonder

http://www.myspace.com/acnewman

[erisblackrose]

Its not a pirate song But Bad things from Jace Everett

ERIS

[Capn Bob]

Listening to the kitty on me lap puurring *and* as an additional bonus (at no extra charge), I'm watching my Time Team dvd

[Cpt Sophia M Eisley]

Its not a pirate song But Bad things from Jace Everett

ERIS

I like that song as well.

Currently listening to a friend on the phone (well, talking to her anyways).

[Red Cat Jenny]

the sound of The Tavern loading...well if it had a sound...just my noisy laptop