Music "Scene" Game..............?

I'll give it a go.

1. Eric Anderson- He was basically Bob Dylan with a better voice.

2. Moby Grape - Easily my favorite band from that era/place.

3. Television- Marquee Moon is among my favorite albums.

4.Jimmy Reed-"Baby What You Want Me To Do" makes me happy.

5.The Skatellites-I'm not into reggae/ska and thsi sis the only band I could think of.

6.Mudhoney-Not a huge grunge fan...

7.Dressy Bessy- The harmonium rocks.

8.Leroy Jenkins- My favorite violin mauler.

9.Caravan or Hatfield and The North- Don't make me choose.

1. Early-mid 60s Greenwich Village...other than Bob Dylan: Ramblin' Jack Elliott, I guess.

2. Mid to late 60s San Fransisco... other than The Grateful Dead and

Jefferson Airplane: Not exactly the same scene, but Sly and the Family Stone

3. mid to Late 70s CBGBs... other than The Ramones and The Talking Heads: Boring answer but Television

Bonus Scenes (non-rock):

4- 50s Chicago Blues... Other than Muddy Waters and Howlin Wolf: Sonny Boy Williamson II

5- Late 60s Early 70s Jamaica...Other than Bob Marley: Toots and Co. I guess.

Bonus Bonus Scenes (long except for lists)

6- Seattle Grunge... except for Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and

Soundgarden: Mudhoney

7- Elephant Six.... except for Of Montreal, Apples in Stereo, Olivia

Tremor Control, Neutral Milk Hotel and Elf Power: Do any others exist besides Beulah? (Whom I've never actually listened to)

Bonus Bonus Bonus Scenes (lets just say obscure)

8- AACM... other than Art Ensemble of Chicago and Anthony Braxton: Roscoe Mitchell?

9- Canterbury Scene... other than Soft Machine and Henry Cow: Quite honestly, I've only listened to those two (and I didn't even realize Henry Cow was Canterbury scene)

1. Early-mid 60s Greenwich Village... The Velvet Underground

2. Mid to late 60s San Fransisco... Blue Cheer

3. mid to Late 70s CBGBs... The Dictators

4. 50s Chicago Blues... Mike Bloomfield

5. Late 60s Early 70s Jamaica... The Congos

6. Seattle Grunge... Mudhoney

7. Elephant Six... Circulatory System

8. 8- AACM... dont know this one

9. Canterbury Scene... Caravan

cool question

1. Early-mid 60s Greenwich Village.. Many, but the nod has to go to Phil Ochs

2. Mid to late 60s San Fransisco... Tie between the Charlatans and Quicksilver Messenger Service

3. mid to Late 70s CBGBs...The Cramps

Bonus Scenes (non-rock):

4- 50s Chicago Blues... Little Walter

5- Late 60s Early 70s Jamaica...The Maytals

Bonus Bonus Scenes (long except for lists)

6- Seattle Grunge...NA

7- Elephant Six.... ???

Bonus Bonus Bonus Scenes (lets just say obscure)

8- AACM... Henry Threadgill

9- Canterbury Scene...NA

I liked that. Do another one!

1. Phil Ochs

2. Moby Grape

3. Television

4. Elmore James

5. Jimmy Cliff

6. Mudhoney

7.

8. Jack DeJohnette

9. Caravan

Aw nice I get 2009. That's easy. (maybe a bit too easy, actually. oh well.) Favorite album: St. Vincent - Actor Favorite Song: Dinosaur Jr. - I Want You To Know Least Favorite: Poker Face - Lady Gaga :( Favorite Band active: Sonic Youth, maybe? BQ: Hm. There was an exceptionally awesome lineup for Cochella last year, which is only a six hour drive from where i live. Too bad I couldn't go.

1. Mimi & Richard Farina

2. Santana

3. Blondie

4. Sonny Boy Williamson II (Delta man, but made it big in Chi-town)

5. Toots & The Maytals

6. Mudhoney

7. I know its a record co. but no clue

8. How about Ali Akbar Khan himself?

9. Woah totally not my thing so I dont have a fave.

1. Barbra Streisand

2. Quicksilver Messenger Service

3. Breakfast Club

4. Magic Sam

5. Burning Spear

6. Mudhoney

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Folk? No Babs? I was being on the level, I really do like her. Folkwise I'll say Joni Mitchell.

1) Neil Diamond

2) The Turtles

3) Blondie

4) Cab Calloway

5) Jimmy Cliff

6) Mudhoney

Don't know if they are all valid and I have no idea for 7-9.

7. circulatory system or major organ and the adding machine

9. gong

5. the ethiopians

8. wadada leo smith

3. television, i guess

4. willie dixon