So what are you listening to right NOW?

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"Velas." Lead harmonica from the legendary Toots Thielemans.

The best version of this one, IMO, is found on an LP you might otherwise not ever think of: Quincy Jones--"The Dude."

And now tune:
 
As is so often the case I'm listening to my "wind down" tune. I've posted it here at least once before, and possibly a couple times more.


Ronnie Jordan (RIP). "After Hours."
 



Three Dog Night. "Out in the Country."

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I like to watch 'em run more than I like switchin' 'em too. It's probably all of a piece.
 
I'm sure I've already posted this one, but it does say "right now."

And so it is: Ronnie Laws, "Always There," from his LP Pressure Sensitive:

 


A couple on the railroad theme, and I can actually hear it both cases. Maybe just me though:
...and The Last Train to Clarksville. The George Benson version:

And then there's the automotive way to travel. I can't find a version of Route 66 that isn't muddy, and while I get the lyrics, some others might not.
So...with lyrics:
 
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Well, I wasn't going to do this, but now I have to:
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More on the Ozzy theme, I'll give you Sharon. She's not singing, but he still "done good.":
At 28:00....
 
Weathering and tunes go great together

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