Showing posts with label Kenny Loggins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kenny Loggins. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Steve's On-The-Road Listening List
Last couple of days' on-the-road listening:
Retracing my musical roots with Kenny Loggins' 2nd and 3rd solo albums, as well as the Doobie "thank-you-for-the-stolen-guitar-licks" Brothers
Keeping current with John Mayer's latest. Revisited this one a few times.
Former Wicked star Shoshana Bean's latest. Purposely retro-sounding. Amazing voice!
More Kenny Doobie Brothers
Retracing my musical roots with Kenny Loggins' 2nd and 3rd solo albums, as well as the Doobie "thank-you-for-the-stolen-guitar-licks" Brothers
Keeping current with John Mayer's latest. Revisited this one a few times.
Former Wicked star Shoshana Bean's latest. Purposely retro-sounding. Amazing voice!
More Kenny Doobie Brothers
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Steve's On-The-Road Listening Picks
Last couple of days' on-the-road listening:
Retracing my musical roots with Kenny Loggins' 2nd and 3rd solo albums, as well as the Doobie "thank-you-for-the-stolen-guitar-licks" Brothers
And Tony:
Retracing my musical roots with Kenny Loggins' 2nd and 3rd solo albums, as well as the Doobie "thank-you-for-the-stolen-guitar-licks" Brothers
And Tony:
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Warm-up with Kenny
Just found this cool, short behind-the-scenes clip from Kenny Loggins
, one of my musical inspirations (unbeknownst to him). Some of you singers out there can maybe relate - when you're younger and you try to sound like your favs and then you realize it would behoove you to get past that stage (not that it's a bad thing!) to find your own "voice". Yeah, Kenny was one of those guys for me.
PS. (about a week later as to "finding your own voice") Of course, if you get PAID to sound like some of your musical heroes, like I do in Hotel California (Henley, Frey, etc.), that's a different story!
, one of my musical inspirations (unbeknownst to him). Some of you singers out there can maybe relate - when you're younger and you try to sound like your favs and then you realize it would behoove you to get past that stage (not that it's a bad thing!) to find your own "voice". Yeah, Kenny was one of those guys for me.PS. (about a week later as to "finding your own voice") Of course, if you get PAID to sound like some of your musical heroes, like I do in Hotel California (Henley, Frey, etc.), that's a different story!
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