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Been listening to Black Sabbath...I never considered the early stuff heavy metal. So good.
OT: The Music Thread Part 7
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I don't know if I ever posted in the music thread before. Came across a couple of
musical factoids last night listening to music from the 1960's on Youtube, I never knew and found either amazing or at least interesting. They probably been mentioned here but I thought I would mention them.
Jimmy Paige played guitar on Petula Clark's "Downtown".
Only 3 musicians or groups share the distinction of having a song being the biggest selling single two separate years. Elvis, The Beatles and Percy Faith (never in my life would have guessed him).
musical factoids last night listening to music from the 1960's on Youtube, I never knew and found either amazing or at least interesting. They probably been mentioned here but I thought I would mention them.
Jimmy Paige played guitar on Petula Clark's "Downtown".
Only 3 musicians or groups share the distinction of having a song being the biggest selling single two separate years. Elvis, The Beatles and Percy Faith (never in my life would have guessed him).
One for Blowfish. I once heard this singer described as the "Canadian Fred Neil".
Take a look at Tony I's bio. He suffered an injury that enhanced his style and gave us, more or less, "heavy metal."
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I didn’t appreciate Black Sabbath as a kid, but now I consider their early stuff to be top notch.
Dire Straits
Money For Nothing
The Man's Too Strong
Calling Elvis
Money For Nothing
The Man's Too Strong
Calling Elvis
I was listening to (and watching some videos) of Fleetwood Mac and wanted to say I always liked the way Lindsey Buckingham picked the strings. It was different than most other guitar players. He was/ is quite good.
Lindsey listened to the Kingston Trio records while learning to play as a young lad and would later meet up with their guitarist and return the favor.
John Stewart – “Lost Her In The Sun” EVERY EIGHTIES SONG ANALYZED
“Lost Her In The Sun” brought an end to a remarkable commercial blip in an equally remarkable career.
Lindsey brought Stevie along to record this
Lindsey wrote this about John Stewart
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Lindsey listened to the Kingston Trio records while learning to play as a young lad and would later meet up with their guitarist and return the favor.
John Stewart – “Lost Her In The Sun” EVERY EIGHTIES SONG ANALYZED
“Lost Her In The Sun” brought an end to a remarkable commercial blip in an equally remarkable career.rchallen.wixsite.com
Lindsey brought Stevie along to record this
Lindsey wrote this about John Stewart
Lindsey is a guitar player's guitar player. He can do it all,
I always thought there was some unfinished business between Lindsey and Stevie. They often (as seen in this version of Silver springs) sing AT each other
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Ha, never heard of him...then again I didn't know Fred Neil until you introduced him to me.
Love this one.
Nice to see musicians giving back.
"This is my home," Fleetwood said in an interview that aired Monday on "CBS Mornings." "Nowhere else." When the flames began to spread in Lahaina, he was in Los Angeles visiting family. He immediately began buying emergency supplies, then packed them onto a plane and flew to Maui to help his community and employees.
Mick Fleetwood is hoping to help Hawaii "heal" with a concert following the wildfires. The 76-year-old rock star lives on the island of Maui - which was subjected to a series of devastating wildfires earlier this month - and is now trying to put together a live event to "spearhead" the movement to heal the area in the next couple of weeks.
"This is my home," Fleetwood said in an interview that aired Monday on "CBS Mornings." "Nowhere else." When the flames began to spread in Lahaina, he was in Los Angeles visiting family. He immediately began buying emergency supplies, then packed them onto a plane and flew to Maui to help his community and employees.
Mick Fleetwood is hoping to help Hawaii "heal" with a concert following the wildfires. The 76-year-old rock star lives on the island of Maui - which was subjected to a series of devastating wildfires earlier this month - and is now trying to put together a live event to "spearhead" the movement to heal the area in the next couple of weeks.
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For those Tom Petty fans of old. It isn't often you see Tom playing any instrument other than a guitar. For my kitty...Luna
another older Tom Petty song.
another older Tom Petty song.
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My son is a pretty darn good musician. He's attempting this song. This gal is unbelievable. What a performance. The entire thing is amazing. 7 minute mark is cool however so many cool moments. LOL
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