She Just Wants To Dance

18 Comments on She Just Wants To Dance

1. Smooth, and I’m a sucker for a dobro.

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2. Thank you, Wild Bill, for educating me. I loved that video and was admiring the sounds coming from that beautiful metal guitar with the funny cone like thing, I just learned it’s a resonator. on that magnificent Dobro. Now I’m a suckered for one too.

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3. Purdy good!

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4. Bluesjunky is becoming a National Treasure. I’ve never listened to one thing he’s posted that I don’t like. And I sneak over there and listen to them all. Awesome stuff.

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5. Old Curt was a black man
   With white, curly hair
   When he had a fifth of wine
   He did not have a care
   He used to own an old dobro
   Used to play it ‘cross his knee
   I’d give old Curt my money
   He’d play all day for me

   Lynyrd Skynyrd – The Ballad of Curtis Lowe

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6. Yes, she just wants to dance: https://twitter.com/TheFigen_/status/1715335773409484895

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7. MOAR?

   https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Valeriya+Gogunskaya

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8. @Wild Bill ~ thanks for posting that … Skynyrd could play some blues. “Tuesday’s Gone”, “Ain’t No Good Life”, “Simple Man”, “I Never Dreamed”

   my intro to the dobro was Duane Allman on ‘Little Martha’, the only song he ever composed … man, that was the shizz

   good to see Keb’Mo’ is carrying on the tradition … not many bluesmen left these days of ‘authentic’ blues by AI … machines will never replicate human emotion that channels itself into art. it’s souless …. just like digital can’t replicate analog

   I’ll leave you w/ this …
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dy1xeuStsc&ab_channel=TheAllmanBrothersBand-Topic
   something Gregg Allman composed after his big brother, Duane, was killed in a motorcycle accident. Duane was only 24 & Gregg was 21 when Duane died

   I’m verklempt at the moment … discuss amongst yourselves

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9. @ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ Skydog was one of the greats, he left us way too soon.

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10. ^^^^ amen brother

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11. Segment from the excellent “Muscle Shoals” documentary. The band goes to lunch, Duane Allman and Wilson Pickett stay behind and “invent southern rock”.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELoa0lPW35o

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12. Very nice. What a way to start the day.

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13. Nothing like the artistry of music to bring a bunch of contrarian, cantankerous, curmudgeons together.

    It does get a bit tedious when we go at each other instead of our anonymous Alphabet monitors.

    Brilliant music reminds us of our central humanity, let’s save our ire for the Luciferians…

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14. It’s 5:30 am and I could listen to him all day! Love the blues.

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15. Keb’ Mo’ plays a mean Dobro.

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16. Keb Mo is one of my favorites. He is featured a lot on Playing for a Change.

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17. Thanks, MJA!

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18. ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ: I was a huge Allman Bros. fan. They actually played at my wife’s high school graduation.
    Bought their first two albums in cassette. I carried them every where I went. Was in CA for 5 years, nobody had ever heard of them in 1971 San Diego. I was in a WWII barracks, racks to the bulkheads, centerboard seating.(Navy Talk) Cassette players abounded, the black guys swore that was no Southern White boys. Felt like I was bringing Southern Rock to bushy blond hairdos and huarache sandals.

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