Not sure about when driving, but āPore Jud Is Deadā from the musical Oklahoma, when working on an E Type.
or, āYa Got Troubleā from Music Man.
Regards,
Bill
Me? When working on Tweety, I went thisāa way!
Nothing like 1000 watts of AC/DC
Open To Sky. I get better sound out of my E then any f-type.
Yes, me too Dino, but in a pinch AC/DC will do.
Usually good for 10+ over the limit.
ā¦for driving itās gotta beā¦ DRIVE
Doesnāt matter what kind of project Iām working on, I invariably end up listening to old country/honky tank/ Western swing like Wayne Hancock, Junior Brown or Asleep at the Wheel. Probably fits a little better when Iām working on the ā47 Merc than the Jag. Maybe if I discovered more Jag-appropriate music Iād be getting a little more done.
10 over is minimum ā¦ I find reggae the only music that keeps me at the speed limit
Hehe: are ya suuuure itās the music, mon, or the ganja?
yes indeed - but are you colorado boys doing tommy bolin/highwaystar?
Naturally!
Wiggles David Wilcox !! Holy crap. ! Memories
Chet Bakers Unsung Swan song !
My Old addiction !!
Donāt ever pass up a chance to see him live!
His carbon fiber guitar is astonishing.
Our E-type has a mono radio, but through the DIN-connector I play 1972 English rock from 1972. 
I prefer musicians from the Birmingham / Midlands area. 
off the top of my head all original Black Sabbath and guys like Robert Plant, John Bonham, Paul Rogers, but also a few Nottingham and Londoners are ok, like Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, King Crimson, Pink Floyd, etc.
Cheers!
Two fingered Levi sister, she said āPeaceā, I stopped, I kissed her.
I never thought of you as an Anglophile, sonically speaking!
Thought maybe youād likeā¦
Enjoy!