I was wondering what other music y'all like. Right now, besides Arlo, I really enjoy listening to Diana Krall, Pink Martini, and Eva Cassidy. I have bunch of other favorites but those are my top ones now.

What about the rest of you?

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Jamie

Marty Stuart's Badlands CD. It has a picture of an Indian Chief on the cover.

David Bromberg. Janis Joplin, Neil Young, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Joe Cocker, Doors, David Bowie, Pink Floyd

john klemmer, the 4 bitchin babes, steve ray vaughn (pls excuse my spelling), vienne teng, jackie green, chris hillman, jonathan edwards (can't remember if that s should be there) bill kirchen

Dylan, Van Morrison, Steve Earle, Bio Ritmo

Tori Amos, Gwen Stefani, Shakira, Eric Clapton, Heart, Nickelback, R.E.M. and many classic rock artists like Led Zeppelin, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Traffic, and Aerosmith

Brewer and Shipley, The Dead, Debussy, John Philip Sousa, Arlo in reverse order.

Dylan, Cowboy Junkies, Leonard Cohen, The Mammals, Sarah Lee and Johnny, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Emmylou Harris, Elvis, just to name a few.

My fave stars (I'm a fan of them) are Arlo, the Monkees, Tommy James (the 60's singer), John Travolta, Shaun Cassidy (David Cassidy's brother), the late Freddie Prinze Sr, Starsky and Hutch (Paul Michael Glaser and David Soul) & Boyce & Hart (who wrote songs for the Monkees). I know some of them are actors & not singers but John Travolta has out about 3 albums plus the being on the Grease soundtrack & Shaun Cassidy & David Soul of Starsky & Hutch have had out albums & Freddie Prinze Sr has sung on some tv shows. So they all count as my favorite singers. Oh yeah I like SLG & Johnny & Pete Seeger & Woody too...

My favorite types of music are rock & roll oldies (I love the 60's & 70's) & folk music. I also like some country, some blues & some gospel (mainly the sother gospel, bluegrass & country gospel & black gospel). The only kind of soul music I like is the 50's/60's & 7y0's stuff like Motown. I don't care for current sould music. I also like the autoharp, mountain & hammered dulcimer & bowed psaltery. They make such pretty music. I don't care for current rock or soul music tho. So my tastes are basically leaning towards the 60's & 70's...

Of course, especially folk music and traditional Irish music but also French people like Tri Yann, JJ Goldman, A Souchon, Indochine

Cheryl H, John Travolta? Didn't know he could sing. What kind of music does he do?


Add John Prine and Bill Staines for me.

what about freddie and the fishticks? Remember that song...Imitation Elvis!

I was imitating him before he died

I looked to see what I loaded on my ipod...Arlo, Slaid Cleaves, Erik Balkey, Bill Staines, Bob Dylan, Cherish the Ladies, Christine Lavin, The Duhks, Uncle Earl, Eliza Gilkyson,Great Big Sea, Gillian Welch, John Prine, Steve Goodman, Kevin Burke (in Bothy Band, Patrick Street and Fiddle Festival recordings, too!)Lou and Peter Berryman, Martin Hayes, Patrick Sky, Pete Seeger and a lot of indie-label CD's from musicians you may or may not be familiar with, in singer-songwriter, folk and trad Irish categories.

that's so funny sue, cause I was thinkin' the same thing... what's on my iPod right now...
unfortunately, i'm not near my iPod, so I have no clue what I like???

i think from memory (which always serves me poorly!):
Beatles, Beach Boys, Springsteen, Arlo, Dylan, Doors, Floggin' Mollys, Bare Naked Ladies, Duke Ellington, Paul Simon, Billy Joel, Talking Heads, Holly Near, Ronnie Gilbert, Folk Uke, Neil Young, just to remember a few...

BUT, I'm very impressed that you have Pat Sky on yours...

it kinda changes but today i listened to the Last Waltz so the Band and especially including Dr. John (love his Duke Ellington CD), Neil Young....
and Emmylou and John Lee Hooker....also like lots of old blues like Sonny and Brownie.... Janis... Joan B...Cisco Houston.... Asleep at the Wheel.... Sanatana...Janis Ian.. Carole King... i still love the Folk Uke CD and hope they put out another sooner....