What is that noise?

So I am at my computer and the woman in my life says o me hey lets watch this show on the food network, it is new and looks like it would be good.

 I say to hear that’s fine I am playing a game and messing about on the net, the show starts and the host has this annoying voice, more annoying that reading my blogs! The host was going into such finite details that it was like taking an Algebra test in high school.

 I says to her hay “Honey, I thought you said this was going to be good?” she replied with “I like it just give it a chance.”

 Not ten minutes later she turns to me and says what is that noise, without skipping a beat and not even looking up at here I said “oh, that? That’s the sound of your brain leaking out of your brain pan” from watching this show.

 She gives me a huff and the next thing I know Deadliest Catch is on…

 I Win!

Fitzy's Way-Back Sound Machine’s Music Blog - Play list #10 – Bad Company

Music Play list #10 – Bad Company

Welcome Back to Fitzy's Way-Back Sound Machine’s Music Blog. Today we set the Way-Back dial to Bad Company.

If you don't have these songs in your personal music library you can download them or you can listen and see the Videos for free by heading over to my youtube Channel and click on the "Play list # 10 – Bad Company" to hear all these songs. www.youtube.com/user/fatdog14 Feel free to leave feedback here and on the youtube site. Next Time we tune the Way-Back dial to a look at “Classic Rock in commercials”

 Paul Rogers, Mick Ralphs, Simon Kirke and Boz Burell were the original members of Bad Company, There Blues filled Rock and Roll helped them gain brief success with 6 to 40 hits, and locked them into one of my favorite Classic Rock Bands.

 Here are what I think are their top 12 songs.

1. “Rock Steady”

2. “Ready for Love”

3. “Bad Company”

4. “Movin’ On” – made it to the #19 spot for 6 weeks on Billboard’s top 40

in 1975

5. “Rock and Roll Fantasy” – which made it to the #19 spot for 6 weeks on Billboard’s top 40 in 1979

6. “Can’t get enough” - which made it to the #15 spot for 6 weeks on Billboard’s top 40 in 1974

7. “Shooting Star”

8. “Feel like making Love” - which made it to the #10 spot for 11 weeks on Billboard’s top 40 in 1975

9. “Walk through Fire”

Way-Back Sound Machine #9 Spotlight on John Fogerty

Welcome Back to Fitzy’s Way-Back Sound Machine’s Music Blog. Today we set the Way-Back dial to John Fogerty and his Solo career.
If you don’t have these songs in your personal music library you can download them or you can listen and see the Videos for free by heading over to my youtube Channel and click on the “Play list # 9 – John Fogerty Solo” to hear all these songs. www.youtube.com/user/fatdog14  feel free to leave feedback here and on the youtube site. Next Time we tune the Way-Back dial to Bad Company
John Fogertyis best known for his time with the classic rock band Creedence Clearwater Revival (CCR), but he has done some great solo stuff as well. Fogerty has a rare distinction of being named on Rolling Stone magazine’s list of 100 Greatest Guitarists at #40 and the list of 100 Greatest Singers at #72.
 John’s solo career started in 1973 under the name “The Blue Ridge Rangers” The rest of his solo albums/CD’s that followed had very distinctive sounds of hard rock, swamp rock, blues and country with a tiny bit of Reggae thrown in.
  He was nominated for the Best Rock Solo Vocal Performance Grammy for the song “Change in the Weather,” which he recorded for The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again in 2010.
  Despite his falling out with the other members of CCR, John Fogerty is the guts of classic rock for me no matter what he sings. Here are my top 10 favorite songs of John Fogerty’s solo career.
1. “California Blues” – 1973 on the “Blue Ridge Rangers” album

2. “Jambalaya” - 1973 on the “Blue Ridge Rangers” album

3. “Rockin’ all over the world” – 1975 from the album “John Fogerty”

4. “Centerfield” - on the 1985 “Centerfield” album

5. “The Old man down the road” - on the 1985 “Centerfield” album

6. “Rock and Roll Girls” - on the 1985 “Centerfield” album

7. “Honey Do” - from 2004’s “Déjà vu all over again” album

8. Creedence song – from “Revival” in 2007

9. “Natural Thing” - from “Revival” in 2007

10. “Swamp Water” a single he wrote for “The Finder” television show    a spin-off of the “Bones” television show.

See you next time.