Let's talk music, no genre boundaries

He was dressed as any decent man of his generation and social context was dress if he could afford it...

He was a minister not only a musician...

He was one of the great and the one who reveal to me as Marian Anderson what was genius in gospel or blues and top genius, well dress or not...

I dont give a damn about  dress....

With Billie Holiday and Anderson and Armstrong and Ray Charles and John lee Hooker he was for me the top....

Nobody can fake spirituality...

«While he was alive, Davis' music was recognized by musicians of the era as exceptional. Bob Dylan called him "one of the wizards of modern music," while Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead said Davis had "a Bacchian sense of music which transcended any common notion of a bluesman." Jorma Kaukonen of the Jefferson Airplane suggested Davis is "one of the greatest figures of 20th-century music."^[11]»

I must explain, though. I have a dry sense of humor and posting a spiritual by a guy who looked like John Denver was slightly pulling your leg.

@stuartk, @mahgister 

Here is a video of Jesse Fuller singing "San Frencisco Bay Blues." I heard him live at Berkeley, just across the Bay from San Francisco

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uBME_J0pf3o 

And here is the great Otis Redding, who died much too young, singing "Sitting on the Dock of the Bay."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTVjnBo96Ug

@johnnotkathi 

Yes, Riverside is a very good modern prog band. 

Although their latest recording didn't so much for me. 

....imho, I think any and all genres need a well-struck dope slap...
and I can't not agree that AC/DC deserves the above....

Nothing like a parody to ground your capacitors' capacity. ;)

Ever wonder why your children on occasion don't take you seriously?

#2 in a never-ending slide into parental mise en scene

At least the car is stationary.