What's in your CDP tonight? the minority report

@ Rbrowne & Mofimadness...interesting tunes. Pulled them up on youtube. My wife would think I was trying to pick up something young or I was in my second childhood, again > laffs

I love music, always have always will. Theres a place and time for it all, way I hear it anyways *grinz

@ Ghosthouse...at the PC and almost midnight. I don't dare wake the wife with the sound system, she turns into a beast. I know this from experience > laffs

Grabbin a flac and converting to wav. Willie Nelson's Red Headed Stranger...heheh...now for the headset. Another one of those that I think that particular artist's work. Now ya know I've had a few if I put anything country on.

Here's a toast...cheers

Hey Mental. I'm not a big Willie fan but there is something really pure about "Red Headed Stranger". Used to have that LP (or maybe my sis did) a long time ago.

I also really like "Red Headed Stranger". Willie has a new album coming out on October 15th that I just happened to get a promo pre-lease of: "To All The Girls". It has duets will some pretty amazing women. Here is the track listing:

1. Dolly Parton - From Here To The Moon And Back

2. Miranda Lambert - She Was No Good For Me

3. Secret Sisters - It Won't Be Very Long

4. Rosanne Cash - Please Don't Tell Me

5. Sheryl Crow – Far Away Places

6. Wynonna Judd - Bloody Mary Morning

7. Carrie Underwood - Always On My Mind

8. Loretta Lynn - Somewhere Between

9. Alison Krauss - No Mas Amor

10. Melonie Cannon - Back On Earth

11. Mavis Staples - Grandma's Hands

12. Norah Jones - Walkin'

13. Shelby Lynne - Til The End Of The World

14. Lily Meola - Will You Remember Mine

15. Emmylou Harris - Dry Lightning

16. Brandi Carlile - Making Believe

17. Paula Nelson - Have You Ever Seen The Rain

18. Tina Rose - After The Fire Is Gone

It really, really good and very well recorded. Look for it when it comes out. Highly recommended!!!

Mofi- You lucky bastard. That's quite a guest list. I'll keep my ears open for that. One great memory I have of my mother-in-law who died last December @ 94 was my wife and I taking her to see Willie; probably 25 or 30 years ago @ Foxwoods Casino a short while after it opened. She didn't know his name, recognized a couple of songs, and the three of us had a great time. Of course, she missed the significance when Willie introduced a guest guitarist named Keith....Richards that is.