Ahoy sweet, sweet readers! Hope all of you are enjoying the Ides of March. There is something about the onset of Spring that makes me beyond yearn for a good sized road trip. Seeing different states emerge from Winter and figuring out if every single Waffle House this side of the South has a jukebox playing a song about Bert's Chili....ah the romance of the road!
Since, my present conditions are not terribly travel friendly, here's my ever growing and changing list of music to road trip to. Hey, sometimes living vicariously through art is better than not living at all. Starting with...
Anything and everything by The Gun Club & Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Seriously. This music is part of my DNA.
Speaking of incredible bands that have featured the awesome guitar hand of Kid Congo Powers, you must have The Cramps in your vehicle at all times.
Wall of Voodoo, both the Stan Ridgway & Andy Prieboy eras.
Since, my present conditions are not terribly travel friendly, here's my ever growing and changing list of music to road trip to. Hey, sometimes living vicariously through art is better than not living at all. Starting with...
Anything and everything by The Gun Club & Jeffrey Lee Pierce. Seriously. This music is part of my DNA.
Speaking of incredible bands that have featured the awesome guitar hand of Kid Congo Powers, you must have The Cramps in your vehicle at all times.
Wall of Voodoo, both the Stan Ridgway & Andy Prieboy eras.
Marc Moreland was a true guitar legend.
The Tornados with the ultimate travel song, "Telestar."
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