I asked before what your desert island bluegrass albums were, but most of us listen to lots of other stuff.
My desert island list off the top of my head (which ought to be the only way):
Steely Dan -Aja
The Who -Who's Next
Jerry Garcia Band - Live
Bob Dylan - Blood On the Tracks
Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run
Honorable Mention:
Police - Zenyatta Mondatta
Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage
Thelonious Monk - Essential
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Can't do. Here goes anyway. Y'all will hate.
Tim -- The Replacements
Beatles for Sale -- The Beatles
Murmur -- R.E.M.
War -- U2
Best of the Sons of the Pioneers -- S.O.P.
Essential Bill Monroe -- B.M.
Anthology of American Folk Music, Disc One -- Various
Doolittle -- The Pixies
Yankee Hotel Foxtrot -- Wilco
For starters:
John Denver - An Evening with John Denver (YES, I said John Denver!)
The Eagles Greatest Hits or Hell Freezes Over
America's Greatest Hits
Probably would throw in an Allman Bros. and maybe a Marshall Tucker. Not sure which ones, but would try to have the "classics."
Anonymous, we have a lot in common...Murmer is very worthy. And I kind of forgot how much I loved those early U2 albums.
The Anthology is the Harry Smith collection, right?
I'll have to check out YHF. I've dug lot's of WILCO but not consistently. Is it better than Sky Blue Sky? I love that record.
Wayne...we could share that Allman Bros "Eat a Peach" and I'll bet I know a lot of that JD...my parents had the 8 track. I absorbed a lot of music riding around in the car. [I probably know a lot of Barry Manilow from the same era...]
Beatles Revolver, maybe. PS, I avoided best of's cause that's kind of cheating, but I'm the boss of no man.
All Box Set Version:
Citizen Steely Dan, Police: Message in a Box, Bruce Springsteen Live 75-85, Dylan Biograph, Bill Monroe Bear Family Collection (goin' out on a limb here '59-'69).
Anonymous was me again!
I could take five Beatles albums, three Replacements and a couple others and be happy.
(Joe A.)
Little Feat
Bustin Out - Pure Prairie League
Bonnie Raitt
So Far - CSN&Y
Jonathan Edwards - Jonathan Edwards
Old and In the Way - Old and In the Way
Hocus Pocus by Focus (just that one song :))
Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes
Some Laurence Juber fingerstyle guitar
Live at Cellar Door - Seldom Scene
Marshall Tucker - Searching for a Rainbow
Southside Johnny had some good hits! (At least in NJ!)
"I don't wanna go home..."
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