Jerseyfornia

Wow. I'm in a Christmas tree. Seriously, I'm honored. I think it's so cool.

Listening to Winwood and Capaldi's 1994 Traffic album Far From Home. I've always thought it sounds more like a 90's Winwood album than a Traffic record, but I guess that's not too bad a thing. It's always Winwood that gets me on a Traffic kick.

I'm listening to that and The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys tonight.

I was just having a conversation with a guy at work about how Quiet Riot was little more than a Slade rip-off band.

Factory. That's a country song.

Man, I can remember a lot of Charlie Rich on Mom's stereo in the 70s. Thanks for the blast of nostalgia I just had.

I tried to watch the trailer today.

Thank God she spelled pick correctly.

We generally don't become truly nostalgic about our lives until we start getting old. You can't be nostalgic for your glory days while you're still living them. Bruce has had a long and storied career, put out some of the most enduring music of its time and lived his dream. It's okay to look back on it and celebrate it. I've enjoyed going down memory lane with him.

I imagine Bruce's country influences are fairly wide-ranging. Also, When You Need Me and Dry Lightning are definitely country songs.

Was this the only time Bruce ever performed Carol King's Going Back?