Travel Music for Baby Boomers.......

Bill, it's interesting how our music tastes change isn't it?

I like nothing better than cranking the Stones "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out", amongst other outstanding 60's stuff (I was 14 in 1965 so I was in the right place at the right time).

I love the Eagles live concert DVD recorded in Melbourne. Just fantastic.

The Beatles, I think, are the all time best. Three years ago we went to the UK for the first time ever. Went to Liverpool, stood on the banks of the Mersey River (hummed Ferry Across the Mersey to myself). Visited the Cavern Club (albeit a reconstruction). I felt like I was on a pilgrimage.

My best, most prefered individual Travel Track is Crockett's Theme from Miami Vice.

But, after all that, Mrs Bush and I now love going to WA Symphony Orchestra concerts in Perth and we love a lot of the popular Opera. A couple of years ago we went to Opera in the HayShed at Borden, north of Albany. Excellent.

So, if you poke your head into our vehicle you are liable to hear anything, anytime. Even a bit of current chart stuff.

It's all good.

Yeh GB I am quite partial to Symphony Orchestra Music ect, we have been to a few that they hold in the Out Doors, or Concerts on the Grass, just sitting on a rug with a glass of wine listening to music under the stars, then again we also like most of the 60's to 80's music as well, it's a shame You and Mrs Bush can't make it to the St George Gathering, I could have cranked up a bit of Jimmy Hendrix or something lol lol.

No, that's not me doing the concreting - this photo was Tuesday morning and the fog didn't lift until about 10:30 am.

As Jimmy says:

any physical labour I've done,
was purely by mistake...

May I add The Stones, Led Zepplin, The Animals and yes I can still sing (verry verrry badly House of the Rising Sun

Ruth, may I ask how far that Agi' had to travel ? Surely there's no batching plant in Birdsville.
And I'd say you guy's have got almost the perfect taste in all round music.

Cheers.

Fred, no, not in Birdsville - but the agi had to travel 45 klms through the hills and past a dam. Actually there is a batching plant in Birdsville - a mobile one.
Gee, I forgot about Dire Straits. If on my own I just love very old blues music.

ha - glad somebody else does it

can understand the embarrassment and banning of the last two. Fleetwood Mac were a top blues band before the girlies took over. Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Pete Green who came from the same schooling as Clapton and John Mayall. Better stop there.....;-)))))))

Chugging away for hour on hour in peaceful contemplation as the outback miles peel by just begs for a sudden burst of "energy" My two boys are just beginning to awaken to the truth. My air guitar doesn't quite cut it compared to their real guitaring but I can show em a few tunes. Sort of. I'm erm...."studying" the harmonica right now.