Which artist do you tend to forget how deeply you love, only to put their record on and remember?

The Rolling Stones

 

Chicago.

 

Was just listening to a 2-CD compilation of theirs last night and happily singing along to many of the songs . I was in especially good voice on ' Lonely Days '
" Lonely days \lonely nights \ where would I be without my woman ?"

 

Duke Ellington

 

The Flecktones

 

That original single still gives me chills (Lonely Days). Could have fit on Abbey Road side 2-same with Hollies Air that I Breathe.

 

If I could remember, I'd be playing them now.

 

I got excited about the Who all over again after this:

Favorite photos of the WHO. Do we have a thread like this? My fave pic of Pete...

 

Bill Frisell

 

The Clash/Joe Strummer

 

The Soft Boys
10cc

 

Two GREAT examples, and I agree.

A big one for me, believe it or not, is Led Zeppelin. Classic rock radio ruined them for me decades ago, and as a result, I went years just flat out avoiding them. These days, I can put on a Zeppelin album on rare occasions, and be blown away with how much I really and truly adore them when I'm listening on my own terms.

 

James Gang.

 

The vastly underrated Amazing Rhythm Aces. They never fail to deliver.

 

Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang

 

Seals and Crofts

 

Doll By Doll

 

Laura Nyro

 

Tom Waits on Asylum

 

The triffids and the chills

 

Deacon Blue.

EG.

 

The early Bee Gees might be THE overlooked, underrated group of the late sixties.