and because Steve Stills is a favorite of mine.
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Q. Are We Not Men?
A. We Are Devo!
Bonus points: Produced by who? David wanted to, but B. E. did the deed,
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And it is,
A. We Are Devo!
Bonus points: Produced by who? David wanted to, but B. E. did the deed,
Q. Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! - Wikipedia
And it is,
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Bonus tract ... this just dropped shortly after Midnight
REMASTERED IN HD!
Official Music Video for Refugee performed by Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
Now back to regular scheduled music ...
Gimme Three Steps
Flirtin' With Disaster
Fire On The Mountain
REMASTERED IN HD!
Official Music Video for Refugee performed by Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
Now back to regular scheduled music ...
Gimme Three Steps
Flirtin' With Disaster
Fire On The Mountain
He was a favorite of Jimi too. They jammed frequently and Jimi wanted to start a band with Stephen but it was never to be. They recorded Woodstock before CSNY did with Jimi on Bass
Stephen wrote this for his friends Jimi, Duane and Alan.
'Three good men, I knew well, Never see again"
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I'm rich I can do whatever I want! Lol MARW
Hendrix, Allman and...?
Oh my God.
I haven't thought of that song in at least 40 plus years.
Sorry to those who dig it, but always hated prog rock.
This is literally the only Marshall Tucker tune I know. And I haven't thought of it in forty plus years, either,
Skynyrd on the other hand,
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From Arlington, MA, Alan 'Blind Owl" Wilson. Not many remember the name but you no doubt have heard him. Sang and played slide on these
Five Reasons Alan Wilson Remains a Guitar Legend
The Canned Heat founder helped bring Son House out of retirement and was dubbed “the greatest harmonica player ever” by John Lee Hooker.
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just bought our tix for this, summer ain`t the same not being able to see a Petty, Hip show live
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Just for fun :
Agree or disagree?
I grew up on Beatles and other classic rock. But their are no true (classic style) rock artists today - where are the new Beatles, Stones, Who, Floyd, Aerosmith, Petty, U2, Dire Straits (so many others). True rock genre stopped birthing new artists/bands some time in the late 80's - '90s. I stopped listening to the radio (modern) rock around 2000. I have my own collection of music that I would listen to. Around 2015 I found a local radio station that played a mix of classic rock and 'new' country rock, I found the country music they were playing to be the rock that I was missing ... the rock style of my youth.
People may call me crazy and can disagree but the rock music many of us grew up on is no longer coming out of Britain/Europe. Now I'm not talking twangy country; (for me) there is a new breed of US country rock artists that are writing and playing rock n roll of the style we grew up on. It's home grown rock n roll ... being played in what has been classified as 'country' / country rock.
Can someone name the top ten rock n roll bands (new bands that came out since 1995) of today? Top 5? Even 1 that is a household name?
Five Finger Death Punch?
Nickelback?
I'm finding it hard to think of anyone that will have the same impact as the bands of my youth.
There's just not much out there.
It's sad to say but even if rock, as we once knew it, isn"t dead; it is terminally ill.
Agree or disagree?
I grew up on Beatles and other classic rock. But their are no true (classic style) rock artists today - where are the new Beatles, Stones, Who, Floyd, Aerosmith, Petty, U2, Dire Straits (so many others). True rock genre stopped birthing new artists/bands some time in the late 80's - '90s. I stopped listening to the radio (modern) rock around 2000. I have my own collection of music that I would listen to. Around 2015 I found a local radio station that played a mix of classic rock and 'new' country rock, I found the country music they were playing to be the rock that I was missing ... the rock style of my youth.
People may call me crazy and can disagree but the rock music many of us grew up on is no longer coming out of Britain/Europe. Now I'm not talking twangy country; (for me) there is a new breed of US country rock artists that are writing and playing rock n roll of the style we grew up on. It's home grown rock n roll ... being played in what has been classified as 'country' / country rock.
Can someone name the top ten rock n roll bands (new bands that came out since 1995) of today? Top 5? Even 1 that is a household name?
Five Finger Death Punch?
Nickelback?
I'm finding it hard to think of anyone that will have the same impact as the bands of my youth.
There's just not much out there.
It's sad to say but even if rock, as we once knew it, isn"t dead; it is terminally ill.
Not gonna get into who's good and who isn't. People like what they like. Your taste in music is very different than mine. Personally, I think most of the 'new' country you refer to is awful. But again, that's just my personal taste and not an indictment on anyone else.
As for me, regarding bands from 1995 on, I'd argue that the Foo Fighters are one of the best pure Rock n Roll bands this country has ever produced.
Its an era thing, to be honest. The songs we listened to as a youth resonated with us and we related to it. That's why they had the impact they did. Any good music, regardless of era, does that. Sure bands today don't have the impact on us that they did when we were young, but that's because most of them aren't here for our generation. They're here for our kids.
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I'll agree with that sentiment. As for newer rock and roll, Greta Van Fleet, while derivative, are certainly a rock and roll band that could transport back to 1972 and not miss a beat.
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At work we were talking about first concerts.
Mine was Gregg Allman at Uncle Sam's Nantasket Beach, in '83 I believe.
But in reality it was Lou Rawls at the Music Circus
Mine was Gregg Allman at Uncle Sam's Nantasket Beach, in '83 I believe.
But in reality it was Lou Rawls at the Music Circus
Since we're on the topic of modern Artists/Musicians post 1995, here are a bunch more that I really like, just off the top of my head:
The Black Keys
Queens of the Stone Age
pretty much anything Nathaniel Rateliff does..
Kings of Leon
Jason Isbell
Chris Stapleton
Chris "Kingfish" Ingram
I'm sure there's a ton more.....Just haven't the time to think it through.
At work we were talking about first concerts.
Mine was Gregg Allman at Uncle Sam's Nantasket Beach, in '83 I believe.
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But in reality it was Lou Rawls at the Music Circus
LOL. My dad was a HUGE Lou Rawls fan. He wore that guy's records out when I was a kid....
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Post 1995? That opens it way up. Just a few:
White Stripes
The Killers
Vampire Weekend
The 1975
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