For the 10th annual Winter Camping Trip, we listened to the following:

Vaughan Brothers — Family Style
Doyle Bramhall II— Jellycream
Peter Frampton — Fingertips
Rolling Stones — Exile on Main Street
Rolling Stones — Let It Bleed
Johnny Jenkins — Blessed Soul
Van Morrison and the Chieftans — Irish Heartbeat
Robert Ward — Black Bottom
Jimmy Reed — The Very Best of Jimmy Reed
Rory Gallagher — Tattoo
Rick 'L. A. Holmes' Holmstrom — Hydraulic Groove
Fleetwood Mac — Live at the Boston Tea Party
Wishbone Ash —Argus
James Gang — 15 Greatest Hits
Grateful Dead (Skull & Roses) [live]
Ray Wylie Hubbard — Snake Farm
Phil Brown — Jimi Project
Michael Katon —Rip It Up
Two different homemade compilation CDs

Power came from a Technics SA-5560 a friend has forgotten he had stashed away after he set up his AV system. Sound came through a pair of Avid 102 speakers.

Not bad, not bad at all ... :music:

Geez, most camping trips the music is supplied by burps and farts. Times must be changin' .....

Excellent tunes!

Last time I went camping in the winter, other than climbing we spent most of the time freezing our asses off or in the coffee shop, bakery or drinking beer sitting in the hot springs.

Wishbone Ash, Gallagher, FM and James Gang- Maybe I should listen to some of the other artists on there since I like them, especially Ash.

Believe it or not, the new Peter Frampton is quite good. It's all instrumental and nothing like what he played 30 years ago. Doyle Bramhall II really shines on Jellycream, too.

I saw the thread title and figured "Exile" would rear its head. Great LP for sittin' around with your buddies.