Duets.
Joe Cocker and Jenifer Warnes
Duets...Queen and David Bowie
Joe Cocker and Jenifer Warnes
Duets...Queen and David Bowie
OT: The Music Thread Part Six
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I heard this one yesterday...a favorite.
"But when that last guitar's been packed away
You know that I still wanna play
So just make sure you got it all set to go
Before you come for my piano"
"But when that last guitar's been packed away
You know that I still wanna play
So just make sure you got it all set to go
Before you come for my piano"
Some Duets for the Annals:
Would have paid massive coin to see that live. Just amazing energy and tension!
Love me some Bruce.
RESPECT of Denver for Johnny on the 2nd verse singing to his octave - just RESPECT like Aretha Franklin would say...
Best hands down duo of their era (or perhaps any.)
30 years before unplugged, it was all there! Love the emotion and storytelling.
Do you want a slice with that?? OMFG how is it possible that talent was playing for tips in a Utah Pizza Joint. The world we live in....
Would have paid massive coin to see that live. Just amazing energy and tension!
Love me some Bruce.
RESPECT of Denver for Johnny on the 2nd verse singing to his octave - just RESPECT like Aretha Franklin would say...
Best hands down duo of their era (or perhaps any.)
30 years before unplugged, it was all there! Love the emotion and storytelling.
Do you want a slice with that?? OMFG how is it possible that talent was playing for tips in a Utah Pizza Joint. The world we live in....
Sorry for the Mike Masse PR thing but gotta see this. Paul would be proud. Art would be jealous...
A couple of my favorites. Steve Stills has had issues with his hearing all of his life. I read that it was getting worse.
"Rock & Roll Icon Stephen Stills Talks About How Hearing Aids Alleviate His Lifelong Hearing Loss. Unlike many rock musicians whose first deafness was a direct result of constant exposure to too-loud music, Stills was diagnosed at nine years old with a slight hearing loss in one ear."
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Almost impossible to pick a favorite here. Just a truly fantastic original, but then an equally fantastic cover.
Both versions have given me great happiness over the years.
Was going to like, but....., you know.
Sometimes I think we need an "I agree" button.
I agree we need an "agree" button
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Count down ...
Tom Waits was a solid addition to the music thread....
A legendary voice from London's swinging sixties scene
No 1 in UK 1966 produced by Mick Jagger. Looks like one of my old high school dances.
First to record this song in 1967 which was given to him by Manfred Mann's lead singer
For Marriott and Lane
No 1 in UK 1966 produced by Mick Jagger. Looks like one of my old high school dances.
First to record this song in 1967 which was given to him by Manfred Mann's lead singer
For Marriott and Lane
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Good mornin' jury, 45 million reasons in Texas this morning to say this...
'and they called me a man cause I couldn't keep my big,big mouth shut"
Got caught doin' this too many times smart Alex
'and they called me a man cause I couldn't keep my big,big mouth shut"
Got caught doin' this too many times smart Alex
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Dylan's farewell to protest songs.
"In a soldier's stance, I aimed my hand
At the mongrel dogs who teach
Fearing not I'd become my enemy
In the instant that I preach"
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He could be Dickie Betts twin but that's Don Nix who was a songwriter/producer who had teamed up with Leon during the Shelter people days and was friends with Furry
Wrote this song and produced it with Leon for Freddie King
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