Music recommendations?

[The_Donster]

I had already stumbled across She & Him when I was looking for some new stations to mix things up on Pandora when I watched that video Shake put up and immediately added The Black Keys to my list of bands. I'm kind of all over the place with my music and would appreciate any assist with picking some new stations for my quick mix. Unless in a dead zone I've pretty much given up on radio. Here are some of my stations at this point:

Frank Sinatra(New)
Pink(New)
The Black Keys(New)
George Strait(New)
Rod Steward(New)
She & Him(New)
Sheryl Crow(New)
The White Stripes(Old)
Marty Robbins(Old)
80's Alternative(Old)
Adele(Old)
Neil Diamon(Old)
Johnny Cash(old
Queen(Old)
AC/DC(Old)
ABBA(Old)
Journey(Old)

[wilky61]

Frank Sinatra(New) ---> I also enjoy Bobby Darin a lot
The Black Keys(New) ---> make sure you have the Black Keys' Chulahoma EP, My Morning Jacket, ZZ Top, Cream, Jimi Hendrix's Blues album
Rod Steward(New) ---> his stuff with the Jeff Beck Group (late 60s), the Faces (early 70s)
The White Stripes(Old) ---> Led Zeppelin, John Mayer Trio, Television
Johnny Cash(old) ---> Jerry Lee Lewis (e.g., Live at the Star Club)
Journey(Old) ---> Santana's first four albums, make sure you have Journey's first two albums (s/t, Look into the Future)

The Black Keys are my band. I really enjoy Chulahoma, Magic Potion, Rubber Factory, Brothers, Attack & Release, Thickfreakness, and The Big Come Up (roughly in that order).

I do not enjoy El Camino.

I think the two best recommendations I can give you are My Morning Jacket (I recommend starting with the Okonokos live album) and Television (Marquee Moon... and (if you find that intriguing) since they only have two albums, I also recommend the Live at the Old Waldorf, San Francisco performance)

I don't advocate using a site like Pandora where you don't have any control over the music that comes up, though. Personally, I would rather use something a site Grooveshark where I can queue up a playlist for an album the whole way through if I want.