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Vale Dicky Betts, one of my all time favourite guitar players.

Has there ever been a better angry song? Flea's bass line is a killer. Taylor Swift could learn a thing or two from Alanis about how to write a breakup song.

Ruthie Foster, better known for her blues songs, but this is just beautiful.

Two of the best. Tommy Emmanuel and Molly Tuttle.

What a voice and what a loss.

This girl is right up there!

Eg White mentioned that he thought that music delivery in the 50's and early 60's was in many ways like Spotify. Most music was delivered over the radio and whether the song continued on the playlist depended on sales (which led to the top 40). Songs were short and musicians didn't make a lot of...

At the moment I am listening to an audio book called "Icons of Rock - In Their own Words", by Jenny Boyd. This is a fascinating look at musicians, the creative process, how they create and what drives their creative processes involved in making a song. Jenny is the sister of Patty Boyd who was...

I've been listening to an audio book, that I downloaded from the local library, called "Icons of Rock" by Jenny Boyd, the little sister of Patty Boyd of George Harrison and Eric Clapton fame. Her book is a fascinating investigation of the creative process of writing songs. She interviews 75...

Foss you should spend some time and listen to the whole thing, Gioia is right on the money.

Molly Tuttle. Boy can she play.

Molly Tuttle with an old Neil Young song. Just love her playing. Great singer as well.

From local Melbourne band Mildlife. I'm going to see them July 6th at the Northcote Theater.

All the way from Copenhagen, Thorbjorn Risager singing the blues. Same Old Lies,

Just what game are you referring to?

Jeff Beck, sublime.

Something from Australia. Billy Green on Russell Morris' "The Real Thing."

Another one. Guthrie Govan, the most incredible player you will never have heard of. He might he the best guitarist going around at the moment. He can play just about any style.

There are a quite a few but this one is definitely one of them. From The Allman Brothers greatest album, Brothers and Sisters - "Jessica" with Dicky Betts on lead guitar.

She is a musical genius! Don't argue with me, that's what Jeff Beck said!

I find it hard believe that no one has mentioned Ross Wilson, Eagle Rock, Come Said The Boy, Cool World, Almost the entire "Living in the 70's" album, Daddy Cool, State of the Heart, A Touch of Paradise, Million Dollar Riff, Come Back Again, to name a few. Joe Camalleri would also have to be up...

While I'm on the Carpenters have a listen to this cover by Tori Holub. Carpenters Tori Holub with a remarkably similar voice. Have a listen to both and compare.

Please Mr Postman. The Marveletts from 1961. This was the very first No.1 song for Motown. With the "Funk Brothers" who played as the session band on almost every Motown backing recording from 1959 until 1972. This song has Marvin Gaye on drums. In 1963 it was covered by none other than the...

One of my all time favourites singing a song she wrote 58 years ago, it seems even more appropriate for her now. All class and dignity and at 80 what a Grammy debut.

I agree!