Rick

Mmmmmmm......Frosty-O's......

Hmmm......don't think anything's on tap. Which is fine with me.

Me, too. All of the above.

Happy Birthday, Mike!!!!!

Welcome back, Lisa!!!

Happy Birthday!!!!

If they play at Summerfest, we're going to have to have a Midwestern Farmers' get together.

Welcome!!!!!!!!

This came out yesterday. The whole album is available on Spotify if you want to give it a listen. I'm enjoying the heck out of it. Today's disc: Eric Burdon - 'Til Your River Runs Dry

Just a few days ago, I made a Thai udon noodle chicken soup. Tonight I plan to make a tomato chickpea soup. My soup pot rarely gets a rest in the winter.

Yes, I have. Started playing in 5th grade, but soon added guitar, which became my true obsession.

Eric Clapton will release a new album, Old Sock, on March 12th, marking the guitar icon's 21st studio record and first since 2010's Clapton. Due on his own Bushbranch label, Old Sock will include two new originals – "Every Little" and "Gotta Get Over" – and versions of 10 of the guitarist's favorite songs from throughout his life. The LP also includes several guests: blues legend JJ Cale lends backing vocals and guitar on "Angel," R&B singer Chaka Khan sings back-up on "Get On Over," Clapton's old Blind Faith mate Steve Winwood plays organ on "Still Got the Blues" and Paul McCartney plays bass and sings on "All of Me." The tracklist finds Clapton covering a myriad of styles from rock and blues (Gary Moore's "Still Got The Blues" and Leadbelly's "Goodnight Irene), reggae (Peter Tosh's "Till Your Well Runs Dry") and jazz standards ("All of Me," and George and Ira Gershwin's "Love Is Here to Stay"). Following the release of Old Sock, Clapton will embark on a U.S. arena tour this spring, culminating with his Crossroads Guitar Festival at Madison Square Garden, which will feature performances from artists including B.B. King, Buddy Guy, the Allman Brothers Band, John Mayer and Gary Clark Jr.

I made a pot of jambalaya today. MMMMMMM.

Haven't listened to him in years....as good as ever.... Today's Disc: Ron Sexsmith - Cobblestone Runway

Welcome to the Farm, Mike!!!!!!

^^So happy that you're happy, Susan. Our one visit to Cedarburg was wonderful.

It's $106 at Barnes & Noble, $124 on Amazon. Don't think I'll be buying this one.

I slept until 11:30!! No idea what that was about. Usually, the dog gets me up, but even she was still sleeping!!

What time did you wake up this morning?

Duane Allman, one of rock's all-time greats, will get a fitting tribute to his legacy on March 5th when Rounder Records releases a comprehensive seven-disc box set. Curated and produced by Bill Levenson and Allman's daughter Galadrielle, Skydog: The Duane Allman Retrospective spans the guitarist's too-short career. The 129-song compilation featuring recordings from Allman's early garage-rock days in the Allman Joys, the Escorts and the Hour Glass; studio sessions with Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, Boz Scaggs, Clarence Carter and more; and, of course, selections from theAllman Brothers Band and his work with Derek and the Dominoes.

Today's Disc: Marshall Crenshaw - This Is Easy: The Best of Marshall Crenshaw

What a wonderful song to wake up to this morning. Thanks, Nurk!!

Happy Birthday!!!!!!

Repeat

Gratefully, no.